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Rashindra Manniesing,Wiro Niessensted some of their most fundamental assumptions and expectations about Britain’s imperial power, and about the imperial system which they had inherited from the late Victorians. In Egypt, in India and in Ireland they faced challenges to British authority which were longer lasting and more widely sup

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