Shadows of Empire by Kenny, Michael -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Table of Contents Title page Copyright page Acknowledgements Introduction 1: The Origins of the Anglosphere

Greater Britain The Anglo-World Imperial Federalism Anglo-Saxondom: Race and Nationality Pan-Saxonism Anglo-America Imperial Politics: Joseph Chamberlain and Tariff Reform Milner’s Kindergarten and the Round Table Movement From Empire to Commonwealth Lineages of Greater Britain Notes

2: After Empire: The Rise of the ‘English-Speaking Peoples’

Churchill’s Empire Britain Victorious … but Diminished? Anglo-America The History of the English-Speaking Peoples European Union Conclusions Notes

3: A Parting of the Ways: Britain and the Commonwealth in the Post-War World

Keeping Afloat: the UK and the Commonwealth after the Second World War The Halting Turn to Europe The End of the Anglo-World Nixon’s Shock Therapy Notes

4: The Powellite Interlude: Sovereignty, Decline and the Return to England

The Remaking of Powell English Nationalism Immigration The Politics of British Nationality The Anglosphere Reborn? Conclusions Notes

5: The Anglosphere in the Late Twentieth Century: Retreat and Thatcherite Reinvention

Early Days and Emerging Priorities Anglo-America The Commonwealth Europe Evaluating Thatcher The New Right Anglosphere Intellectuals of the Anglosphere: Robert Conquest and James C. Bennett Conclusion Notes

6: The Eurosceptic Anglosphere Emerges

Looking through ‘Five Eyes’: The Politics of the Anglosphere From the ‘End of History’ to Iraq Rescuing the Anglosphere Towards the EU Referendum Notes

7: Brexit: The Anglosphere Triumphant?

After the Referendum Notes

Conclusion

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