Titlebook: Britain’s Imperial Century, 1815–1914; A Study of Empire an Ronald Hyam Book 1993Latest edition Ronald Hyam 1993 bibliography.Britain.Briti

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W. Meskat,Th. Kosbahn,O. Winkler,H. SteudelThere used to be a theory that territories came under the British flag as a result of the export of surplus capital. It would be much truer to say that the driving force behind empire-building was rather the export of surplus energy: that the expansion of Britain was the overspill of a restless people. The explorer Sir Samuel Baker wrote in 1855:.

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Overview: Provides a comprehensive chronological narrative of the history of the British Empire between 1815 and 1914, together with a more theoretical and reflective concluding chapter, thus giving an overview of British policy and action which takes account of the many factors underlying British expansion.978-1-349-22784-6

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,The Foundations of Power, 1815–1870,ces be a matter of years, or perhaps decades. There was also the problem of getting public support at home for the effective maintenance of the empire, for it was the public, not the policy-makers, who behaved with a ‘fit of absence of mind’ about the empire for much of the century. As the 15th Earl

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,The Motives and Methods of Expansion, 1815–1865,’. And even so sensitive a man as the eighth Earl of Elgin declared before the Royal Academy in 1861 that ‘the distinguishing characteristic of the Chinese mind’ was ‘occasionally to have caught glimpses of a heaven far beyond the range of its ordinary ken and vision’: it caught glimpses of the path