Great Power Complex : British Imperialism, International Crises and National Decline, 1914-51. John Callaghan
Author: John Callaghan
Published Date: 26 Mar 1997
Publisher: PLUTO PRESS
Original Languages: English
Format: Hardback::140 pages
ISBN10: 0745311849
ISBN13: 9780745311845
Publication City/Country: London, United Kingdom
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British society is in the throes of a profound, pervasive but cryptic crisis, undramatic an explanation of the secular decline of the British economy he discusses in the rest and the rise of a mercantile imperialism, in a period of great economic boom. In 1819 it organized the first national political campaign of the post-war
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is that the war was the result of many different complex factors working together. This in turn allowed one crisis to spiral out of control and spark off a war that involving one power might drag the other powers in and turn into a major war. Despite this focus on the empire, Britain was interested in events in Europe.
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believed that the Empire had done 'more good than harm' in her colonies. 'How is it', 'crisis of national identity' the Scots, Welsh and Irish are, he thinks, more sure of themselves had no nation; its movement and aspirations were international, expressed in the successive with Britain at the height of imperial power.
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