Book summaryA comprehensive account of Britain's imperial experience, by an acclaimed Scottish historian. James describes Britain's rise to international dominance as a naval power, and shows how control of the seas--considered essential for the protection of the island nation's sovereignty and commerce--led inevitably to the establishment of trading posts and colonies abroad. Media reviews"A sprawling and complex subject handled with admirable style and selectivity." |
The Rise and Fall of the British Empire (Paperback)by James, Lawrence
Book desription: St Martins Pr, 1997 Book is NEW; unread.. Trade Paperback. New. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
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