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,“Chinese Labour” and the Imperial Dimensions of British Racial Discourse,n empire and metropole in the evolution of race relations in Britain. In these debates, the term “Chinese labour” rapidly accrued powerful symbolic meanings that extended well beyond the measurable economic impact of Chinese workers. “Chinese labour” served as a foil to the image of a pan-imperial “

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,The Dragon and Saint George, 1910–14,ys, and popular fiction. Portrayals of the Chinese threat in these media, reflecting the broad social spectrum of their audience, focused not on “Chinese labour” but on a global racial conflict, Chinese immorality, and interracial sexuality.