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A perfect introduction to one of the most influential figures in the fields of post-colonial studies, critical theory, and Marxism.

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The Company of Scotland and its attempts to establish the colony of Caledonia on the inhospitable isthmus of Panama in the late seventeenth century is one of the most tragic moments of Scottish history. This is the first book to set out the full history of a key moment in Scottish history.

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Telling the story of the landmark international judgement that brought an end to Britain's colonial rule in Africa, THE LAST COLONY is a riveting, enraging and beautifully rendered history of international law by the bestselling author of EAST WEST STREET and THE RATLINE

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The story of the slave uprising that took place in the British colony of Demerara - now Guyana - in the Caribbean in 1823, and its momentous consequences

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Proposes to examine the implementation of Islamic law - the Sharia - and its potential and actual threat to democratic principles. This book defines and defends Western values, strengths and freedoms often taken for granted. This book also tackles the taboo subjects of racism in Asian culture, Arab slavery, and Islamic Imperialism.

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The true history of the imperial deal that transformed the Middle East and sealed the fate of Palestine

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The first ever history of India to explore the benefits--institutional, political and civil--of British Colonial Rule on the subcontinent.

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A gripping story of a twenty-year quest for revenge after one of the most horrific Raj atrocities.

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A groundbreaking history of the settlement of Tasmania. James Boyce's book is filled with new facts and new ideas about one episode in the history of British colonialism. Combining environmental insights with a grasp of the politics of the frontier, it will change the way people view Australian colonial history.

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In February 1832, Reverend Lancelot Threlkeld was named as one of the 'perpetual blisters' that the London Missionary Society seemed 'destined to carry'. He had travelled to New South Wales to set up the Lake Macquarie mission. This book delves into the diverse and voluminous body of texts produced by and about Threlkeld from 1825-41.

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A renowned historian and writer dismantles foreign policy decisions of the Trump and Biden administration.