Empires of the imagination : politics, war and the arts in the British world, 1750-1850 / Holger Hoock.
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TextPublication details: London : Profile Books, 2010.Description: xxx, 514 p., [16] p. of plates : ill. (some col.), maps ; 25 cmISBN: - 9781861978592
- 1861978596
- Politics, war and the arts in the British world, 1750-1850
- 941.073
- 322 DA 485 H776e 2010
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| 322 DA 470 W367m 1968 Modern England; from the eighteenth century to the present / | 322 DA 480 T468e 2002 Edward Palmer Thompson / | 322 DA 480 T469e 2001 The essential E.P. Thompson / | 322 DA 485 H776e 2010 Empires of the imagination : politics, war and the arts in the British world, 1750-1850 / | 322 DA 500 G514b 1936 The British Empire before the American Revolution / | 322 DA 500 G514t 1960 The British Empire before the American Revolution / | 322 DA 522 C225r 1832 Recueil des discours prononces au Parlement d'Angleterre, |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 397-488) and index.
Introduction : Sinews of power and empires of the imagination -- War, art and commemoration (c.1750-1815): America ; The art of remembering and forgetting ; Transatlantic journeys -- Britain, Europe, Empire: 'Pretensions to permanency' ; Modern heroes -- Empire, archaeology, and collecting (c.1760-c.1850): The Mediterranean and the Near East ; India -- Capital of culture (1815-c.1850: Pomp and circumstance in London -- Conclusions: Cultural politics, state, war, and empire -- Epilogue: Empires imagined at the Great Exhibition.
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