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The Loss of White Prestige
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Sarah Goosenberg
reviewed Lord Hailey, The Colonial Office And The Politics Of Race And Empire In The Second World War on November 05, 2014
Lord Hailey, The Colonial Office And The Politics Of Race And Empire In The Second World War
A good collection of essays from a conference on the topic. These kind of collections are always mixed but this one was pretty good. Some I found more dull, like the one on the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but that could have been my personal lack of interest. There's a section on images of the favourite--on the stage, in art, etc. There are also discussions of what makes a favourite a favourite and not something else (a bureaucrat, a minister).
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