Imperial Affinities: Nineteenth Century Analogies and Exchanges Between…

by S. B. Cook

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An AltaMira Press Book In recent decades, the nature and character of the modern British empire have been reappraised by various scholars. Many have concluded that there was no such thing as an empire displaying one flag, governed from one throne and operated according to one set of (British) laws. Imperial Affinities investigates the various ways by which the British borrowed from experiences in Ireland to formulate policies and deepen their hold on India.

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