Bonds of empire: West Indians and Britishness from Victoria to decolonization

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies Australian History and Society

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Introduction PART ONE: FASHIONING BRITISHNESS Prelude 1. Schooling Britons 2. Royalty and the Bonds of Empire PART TWO: THE PEOPLE'S EMPIRE: MOBILIZING THE POWER OF BRITISHNESS Prelude 3. A Model for Secession? The 1936 Abdication Crisis 4. Hewing to Tradition: Education Debates in the 1930s and 1940s 5. Imperial Identities in Colonial Minds: The League of Coloured Peoples 6. 'One United Family': The World at War 7. Egalitarian Imperialism: The BBC and the West Indies 1920s-1940s PART THREE: CONTINUITY WITHIN CHANGE: BRITISHNESS IN A NEW WORLD Prelude 8. 'A Bridge Between': The BBC's Colonial Service 9. Modern Raleighs in a New Elizabethan Age 10. Business as Usual: Caribbean Britishness in West Indian Schools Conclusion Appendix Bibliography Index

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