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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996

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Torsionsschwinger und Schwingerketten,orts and trading posts ever constituted an integrated and clearly defined empire is, perhaps, a matter for debate. This has arisen because a diverse and seemingly unconnected range of British overseas activities were located within two quite distinct geographical contexts: factors behind development

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Generosity

Stirnr?der, Gestaltung und Berechnungnts of several different elites. These powerful groups, both at home and abroad, held the levers that served to regulate and determine the form and direction taken by British activity in the wider world. Within metropolitan society, a political elite dominated by the landowning classes defined the f

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Reibkupplungen und Reibbremsen,e number of the British elite were drawn to economic activity based in the nation’s overseas territorial possessions. While this acted as a dynamic for further imperial expansion, it also helped to strengthen imperial ties by entangling Britons in a global network of commitments and obligations whic

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Maschinenelemente der drehenden Bewegung,and the metropolis, but a wide range of other links also helped to give the empire a sense of form and structure. These ties were not, for the most part, unwelcome to those at the periphery because they provided more in benefits than costs and ensured colonists their defence, liberty, opportunities

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Gustav Niemann,Hans Winter,Bernd-Robert H?hnempire, much attention has been devoted to examinations of the ways in which Britain’s overseas presence was shaped by dominant metropolitan gentry values, assumptions, tastes and fashions. Many of the social and cultural forces within metropolitan society that were identified in Chapter 3 as emanat

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,Zahnradgetriebe — Grundlagen (Stirnr?der),n of the English empire that had been established during the course of the seventeenth century. Although, in a formal sense, colonists were now members of a British empire governed by a British Parliament in the name of a British sovereign, many of them still perceived themselves to be Englishmen, c

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