Titlebook: Britain’s Liberal Empire 1897–1921; Volume 1 of Imperial Max Beloff Book 1987Latest edition Max Beloff 1987 Britain.empire.Great Britain

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Diamond Jubilee,t her dominions. Two days later the Queen drove in state for three hours through the streets of her capital and was rapturously received by her loyal subjects. To spare the energies of the ageing sovereign no foreign monarchs were invited to share the celebrations. It was a family and a domestic occ

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