Titlebook: Decolonisation and the British Empire, 1775–1997; D. George Boyce Textbook 1999Latest edition D. George Boyce 1999 British Empire.coloniza

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Aufsichtsrechtliche Rahmenbedingungennd the increasingly vital territories in the Middle East. These pillars were the main edifices on which the empire rested; if they were lost, then all the smaller bits and pieces would shrink to unimportance, for the empire would lose all coherence and meaning.

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Das Auslandsdienstleistungsgesch?ft931 the Irish Free State Minister for External Affairs announced what he called ‘the final demolition of the system which it took centuries to build’.. The loss of India might be expected to provoke further gloomy predictions about this work of ‘demolition’, but the British faced this post-Indian Em

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Karl Fr. Hagenmüller,Gerhard Diepenh the Suez débacle (and therefore imperialism) was not much interested in what he rather dismissively called ‘these territories’ of which he had little ‘first hand knowledge’.. For Eden the empire, if it had any useful function at all, was that of helping maintain Britain as a first-class power; he

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Karl Friedrich Hagenmüller,Gerhard Diepene was doomed by the granting of Indian self-government in 1947, or by the Suez crisis. Indeed, so complex is the picture now emerging that the expression ‘end of empire’ might be better replaced by something like ‘old empires never die, they just fade away’.

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,Conclusion: Colonisation and Decolonisation — A Perspective,e was doomed by the granting of Indian self-government in 1947, or by the Suez crisis. Indeed, so complex is the picture now emerging that the expression ‘end of empire’ might be better replaced by something like ‘old empires never die, they just fade away’.

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