Lineages of Empire: The Historical Roots of British Imperial Thought

OUP/British Academy (2009)
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This collection of essays provides a unique statement of the latest thinking from internationally acclaimed political theorists and intellectual historians on the ways in which the intellectual history and political thought of modern Britain have been saturated with imperial concerns.

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Lineages of Contemporary Imperialism.  (pages 3)James Tully
'Neither Masters nor Slaves': Small States and Empire in the Long Eighteenth Century.  (pages 53)Richard Whatmore
Virgil and the British Empire, 1760–1880.  (pages 83-116)Phiroze Vasunia
Edmund Burke and Empire.  (pages 117)Iain Hampsher-Monk
Colonial Emigration, Public Policy, and Tory Romanticism, 1783-1830.  (pages 161)Karen O'Brien
From Natural Science to Social Science: Race and the Language of Race Relations in Late Victorian and Edwardian Discourse.  (pages 181)Douglas Lorimer
Harold Laski on the habits of imperialism.  (pages 213-237)Jeanne Morefield

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