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the reins of administration from the British in 1947. , Thus being ... taaics of mss action for negotiatlotu with the British. It was ... ...

The reasons given by the American and British architects of the pact are ... 35 years Russian forces have combined with British to resist German aggression ... ...

advantages acquired in their service to British imperialism . “The basic ... as Ajayi stated, on European (specifically British) models. And so, “despite ... ...

colonisation of Palestine throughout the British Mandatory period (1918–1948 ... be politicians were well aware of the British tradition of lobbying – ... ...

as definitive obstacles? Was it, as some writers have suggested, that China ... of a European world-economy. A number of writers have emphasized the comparability ... ...

trade with Indian Ocean countries to Dutch and British merchants, by ... ing British threat and, in the long run, made it easier for ... ...

by the Ottomans’ dependence on British and French aid during the ... The British Mandate after World War One consolidated European influence ... ...

Jerusalem: An Architectural Study (London: British School of Archaeology in ... we are told—to spend two years at a British Church Mission Society school ... ...

Some Arab writers and artists promoting the political and national ... The British occupied Jerusalem in December 1917 and historians often ... ...

1982 was a tense year in international relations. Both British and ... 1983. There is also a small group of British writers who contribute to our ... ...

negroid appearance' (the British Minister of War, for his ... and Gobineau. Her harsh assessment of the British Whig is especially significant: ... ...

conquerors of Malaysia and Indonesia, the British armies of India, Mesopotamia ... way, the work of three major British writers. Yet what is missing ... ...

Past empires, such as the Roman and the British, have been held up as models ... The reason is simple and obvious: I am a British-based archaeologist and ... ...

the French monarchy, a Spanish invasion, a British expedition of some 60,000 ... of them, what was done for Africa in 1938. Writers on the West Indies always ... ...

to developments on the ground once the British cabinet had decided to end ... Arab forces into Palestine, and while the British were still responsible for ... ...

Georgetown, the capital of what was then British Guiana. From the outset ... in various other places such as the British Isles. One of the most ... ...

above all in their opposition to British free trade doctrines, which ... governments were advised by anti-German writers such as Bertil Ohlin and ... ...

what constitutes Pan-Africanism. Some writers on the subject are even ... has ever been widely used by other writers nor by activists. Pan-Africanism ... ...

a legally-elected prime minister in British Guiana, or a European intellectual ... of Indonesia, Nkrumah of Ghana, Jagan of British Guiana, Sihanouk of Cambodia ... ...

Short-Term Fellowship in 18th-Century British Studies from the Beinecke ... include the North American Conference on British Studies; the Western Conference ... ...