Ideologies of Epic: Nation, Empire and Victorian Epic Poetry

Colin Graham

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Preface 1 Parson's Baby 2 Hampton 3 To Kingston 4 The Cosmopolitan 5 Heights and Depths 6 The Arrivant 7 Identity Politics: 1930s style 8 The Autobiography of a Brown Girl 9 A man who did much for his country and another who did much for his race 10 Fascism and Anti-fascism 11 A place in Politics 12 The Moth and the Star 13 A Call to Downing Street 14 To the BBC 15 A Caribbean Voice 16 Silenced and Depressed 17 Pioneering People 18 What's wrong with Jamaica 19 America 20 Independence 21 Haifa and London Revisited 22 Epilogue Sources

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