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Studies in British Imperial History

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Table of Contents

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    Chapter 1 Introduction: A. P. Thornton: Realism Tempered by Wit
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    Chapter 2 A System of Commands: the Infrastructure of Race Contact
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    Chapter 3 An Imperial Idea and Its Friends: Canadian Confederation and the British
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    Chapter 4 The Imperial Historian as ‘Colonial Nationalist’: George McCall Theal and the Making of South African History
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    Chapter 5 The Raj as Daydream: the Pukka Sahib as Henty Hero in Simla, Chandrapore, and Kyauktada
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    Chapter 6 Shadow and Substance: Mackenzie King’s Perceptions of British Intentions at the 1923 Imperial Conference
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    Chapter 7 Emergencies and Elections in India
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Chapter title
The Raj as Daydream: the Pukka Sahib as Henty Hero in Simla, Chandrapore, and Kyauktada
Chapter number 5
Book title
Studies in British Imperial History
Published by
Palgrave Macmillan, London, January 1986
DOI 10.1007/978-1-349-18244-2_5
Book ISBNs
978-1-349-18246-6, 978-1-349-18244-2
Authors

Edward Ingram, Ingram, Edward

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