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Edge of Empire

Maya Jasanoff

2006

Iron tears

Stanley Weintraub

2005

Shelter from the storm

Robert Kozak

2008

DECLINE AND FALL OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1781-1997

Piers Brendon

2007

Empire

Niall Ferguson

2003 ★ 4.0

Big Chief Elizabeth

Giles Milton

2000

Britain

Alan Farmer

2000

The Scratch of a Pen

Colin G. Calloway

2005

Diamonds, Gold, and War

Martin Meredith

2007

Origins of the American Revolution

John Chester Miller

1943

Britannia's Empire

Bill Nasson

2004

Trade, Plunder and Settlement

Kenneth Raymond Andrews

1984

Captives

Linda Colley

2002

The British Empire, 1815-1939

Paul Knaplund

1941

Prostitution, race, and politics

Philippa Levine

2003

The tribe that lost its head

Nicholas Monsarrat

1956

The trade relations of the British Empire

John William Root

1904

End of empire

Brian Lapping

1985

NATURAL SCIENCE AND THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (Empires in Perspective)

Sarah Irving-Stonebraker

2008

Survey of British Commonwealth affairs

Nicholas Mansergh

1952

The Sugar Barons

Matthew Parker

2011

Empires of the Atlantic World

John H. Elliott

2007

Seventeenth-century America

Institute of Early American History and Culture. Symposium on Seventeenth-century Colonial History, James Morton Smith

1959

Empire's children

Anton Gill

2007

The evolution of the British Empire and Commonwealth, from the American Revolution

Alfred LeRoy Burt

1956

The dual mandate in British tropical Africa

Lugard, Frederick John Dealtry Baron

1922

A Historical Geography of the British Colonies

Charles Prestwood Lucas

1894

Imperial Britain

Andrew S. Thompson

2000

Africa and the Victorians

Ronald Robinson, John Gallagher, Alice Denny

1961

Administrators of empire

Mark A. Burkholder

1998

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