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Strange Death of the Liberal Empire
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DAVID E. TORRANCE
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1836-1909
/ Africa
/ Ambassadors
/ Biography
/ Colonies
/ Great Britain
/ History
/ Imperialism
/ Politics and government
/ Selborne, Lord
/ Selborne, William Waldegrave Palmer, Earl of, 1859-1942
/ South Africa
1996
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Strange Death of the Liberal Empire
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DAVID E. TORRANCE
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1836-1909
/ Africa
/ Ambassadors
/ Biography
/ Colonies
/ Great Britain
/ History
/ Imperialism
/ Politics and government
/ Selborne, Lord
/ Selborne, William Waldegrave Palmer, Earl of, 1859-1942
/ South Africa
1996
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1996
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David Torrance examines Lord Selborne's conception of empire and, by implication, the nature of British imperialism, focusing on the Chinese labour controversy, the self-government issue, the development of racial segregation, and the creation of the Union of South Africa. He reassesses the role of the imperial factor in shaping the state, economy, and society of twentieth-century South Africa. Behind the debate over imperial policy, Torrance shows, were deep and bitter divisions that were inextricably linked to domestic tensions within Britain itself.
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9780773513198, 0773513191
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