Great Britain and Ireland 1748-1754 -- Wide spread the empire -- The hub of the empire -- Social and antisocial forces -- Under the shadow of the Pelhams -- A government of laws -- The mountainous ...

The British empire was a racist, rapacious, and violent force that enslaved, exploited and erased peoples and cultures across the globe. We do not need to simplify the histories of those who ...

The British Empire has shown that the lessons of the fate of empires have not been lost. We have loosened the formal bonds of unity with the great dominions. . . .

Today the great British Empire is held together by virtually nothing save the Crown. While Britain is threatened at home by the march of dictators in Europe, the strength of that tie is vital.

Sanghera sardonically proposes an “Empire Day 2.0”—an update to the pro-empire holiday that was part of the British calendar from 1902 to 1958—to promote awareness about an imperial past ...

The adage about the sun never setting on the empire took root in the 19th century as the British empire gained new territories across the globe. ... General Smuts, reckoned, despite his own faults, ...

Nair's great-grandson Raghu Palat ... It also showed that "there was no point in having a dominion status under the empire when the British cannot be expected to deal with their subjects fairly", adds ...

Alan Cumming marked his 58th birthday by announcing he returned his OBE, a British honor he received in 2009, pointing to his "misgivings" over "the toxicity of empire" Skip to content PEOPLE ...

The British Empire was most definitely over in 1947 or 1948—Suez is putting it rather too late. ... And the great British military deployments after the war are in Europe, not in the Empire.