The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 3John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1959 - Commonwealth of Nations |
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Page 172
... South Africa . Imperialists though they were , Salisbury and Knutsford , like Rosebery and Ripon after them , still shaped their South African policy on the principle of " colonial expansion through Imperial aid " . They continued to ...
... South Africa . Imperialists though they were , Salisbury and Knutsford , like Rosebery and Ripon after them , still shaped their South African policy on the principle of " colonial expansion through Imperial aid " . They continued to ...
Page 174
... South Africa Company henceforward was attacked by Radical Little Englanders on the one hand , and on the other by the " South Africa Committee " , the missionary societies and other humanitarian and imperialist advocates of Crown colony ...
... South Africa Company henceforward was attacked by Radical Little Englanders on the one hand , and on the other by the " South Africa Committee " , the missionary societies and other humanitarian and imperialist advocates of Crown colony ...
Page 942
... South - West Africa campaign of ( 1915 ) , 620 ; East African campaign of ( 1916 ) , 621 ; and Imperial War Cabinet , 632-3 , 652-3 ; on League of Nations Commis- sion , 651 ; and Jan Masaryk , 651 ; pamphlet on League of Nations by ...
... South - West Africa campaign of ( 1915 ) , 620 ; East African campaign of ( 1916 ) , 621 ; and Imperial War Cabinet , 632-3 , 652-3 ; on League of Nations Commis- sion , 651 ; and Jan Masaryk , 651 ; pamphlet on League of Nations by ...
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 1 |
Dual character of the Empire by 1870 | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
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