Titlebook: British Decolonization, 1946–1997; When, Why and How di W. David McIntyre Textbook 1998Latest edition W. David McIntyre 1998 American Colon

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The Attlee Government’s Decisions of 1947–8India to be a candidate for routeing along the century-old track which led to the terminus of independence via Dominion status. However, India’s experience was quite different from that of the settler colonies which became Dominions.

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Textbook 1998Latest editioners were overtaken by events. The great speed at which the numerous dependencies in Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific were relinquished is analysed and the Commonwealth since decolonisation reconsidered, revealing an association displaying surprising vigour in its post-Britannic years.

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Textbook 1998Latest editionearly four centuries of colonial activity, the British relinquished their empire in a little more than twenty years. .In this comprehensive new survey, David McIntyre narrates the sequence of decolonisation, summarises the historical controversies surrounding its causes, and considers what was disti

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The Dominion Modeligned as the first stage in the dissolution of Empire. It signified the evolutionary process whereby membership became equal and voluntary so that close co-operation, allegiance and influence could exist among independent states. In the 1939–45 war, all but one of the Dominions, acting independently

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Macmillan and the ‘Wind of Change’, 1957–63o consider future constitutional developments and indicate which colonies would be ripe for independence in the near future. Secondly, it was to identify those which would qualify as full members of the Commonwealth and suggest an appropriate future for those which would not. Thirdly, he called for