Subjects

British History

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Fairest Isle

American historian D. H. Montgomery saw Britain’s ‘isolation’ as the very thing that has made her people more cosmopolitan, and her government more liberal.

170

Empire Day

American historian David Montgomery explains why Britain’s Empire Day really was a cause for celebration.

171

The Peacemaker

American historian David Montgomery credited King Edward VII with bringing peace to Europe, the Empire and the world.

172

The Shadow of a Name

When a Tahitian sailor was denied his well-earned wages, the rumour got about that Granville Sharp was on the case.

173

The Charm of Golf

A. A. Milne analyses the popularity of golf, and decides that it’s good to be bad.

174

The Crimson Thread

In 1890, Sir Henry Parkes reminded Australians that they had a natural kinship and declared them ready to manage their own affairs.