More Adventures with Britannia : Personalities, Politics and Culture in Britain Book

	List of Authors
	Introduction	1
1	The Significance of the Frontier in British History	13
2	The British Revolution in America	31
3	Queen Victoria's Other Island	45
4	Was It Possible to Be a Good Catholic, a Good Englishman, and a Good Historian?	67
5	Henry James: The Victorian Scene	83
6	In Praise of Kipling	99
7	Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press	115
8	Beyond Gossip: D. H. Lawrence's Writing Life	133
9	Orwell and the Business of Biography	151
10	Nineteen Eighty-Four Ten Years Later	169
11	Mountbatten Revisited	185
12	Myths about the Approach to Indian Independence	203
13	"A Victorian Tory": Churchill, the Americans, and Self-Determination	221
14	"That Will Depend on Who Writes the History": Winston Churchill as His Own Historian	241
15	British Historians and the Debate over the "Postwar Consensus"	255
16	Our Age Revisited	265
17	The Rise and Fall of Party Government in Britain and the United States, 1945-1996	281
18	Who Ran the British Empire?	303
19	From Africa to Empire	319
20	British and North American University Presses	333
21	British Studies at The University of Texas, 1975-1998	345