Titlebook: Nationalist and Racialist Movements in Britain and Germany Before 1914; Paul Kennedy (Reader in History),Anthony Nicholls Book 1981 Palgr

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,Treitschke’s Influence on the Rise of Imperialist and Anti-British Nationalism in Germany,nd magnanimous’ and ‘had led many thousands to the highpoints of their lives’. All those who had attended the funeral of this highly respected historian and political publicist had been, as Meinecke could still recall decades later, convinced that they had mourned ‘one of the mightiest men Germany had ever produced’.

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,The ‘Revolt from the Right’ in Edwardian Britain, the Future of their beleaguered interests and positions’ but now saw a golden opportunity to ‘slow down, halt, or drive back the advancing tides of industrialisation, urbanisation and democratisation’.’

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Jingoism and Xenophobia in the Electioneering Strategies of British Ruling Elites before 1914,on that the phenomenon of social imperialism can also be traced in Britain but that such movements lacked the driving force of their counterparts on the Continent and finally foundered in the face of the traditional stability of British democracy.

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The British Imperialist Intelligentsia and the ,In December 1850 in his . for the . Wilhelm Liebknecht, the German socialist, presented Great Britain to his German readers in the following way:

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,The Function of ‘Race’ in Imperialist Ideologies: the Example of Joseph Chamberlain,This essay is an attempt to show what other reasons, besides the belief in racial superiority in its biological sense, may have fostered the use of a concept of Race in imperialist ideologies, and to identify the function of this concept in the complex imperialist ideology of Joseph Chamberlain.

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