Race and Empire in British Politics

Robert A. Huttenback · Paul B. Rich

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Preface List of abbreviations Introduction 1. Empire and Anglo-Saxonism 2. Mary Kingsley and the emergence of cultural relativism 3. The Commonwealth ideal and the problem of racial segregation 4. The widening critique of empire 5. Sociology, anthropology and race 6. The 'half-caste' pathology 7. Colonial development, war and black immigration 8. End of empire and the rise of 'race relations' Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.

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