The Dominions and India since 1900
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The Dominions and India since 1900
（Documents in imperial history, no. 6 . Select documents on the constitutional history of the British Empire and Commonwealth ; v. 6）
Greenwood Press, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The sixth volume in Greenwood's ongoing series, this book is the first of three fine volumes to cover the twentieth century and the last stages in decolonization of the British Empire. It is concerned with the original five Dominions, the apparently inappropriate association of the Irish Free State with those Dominions, and the similarly anomalous status of India, the first non-European dependency and the first republic to secure full membership in the Commonwealth and to make it a multiracial association. The book documents the evolution of, changes in, and rise and fall of that Commonwealth association; the shifts in the balance of powers within the Canadian and Australian federations; the fulfillment of union in South Africa and Ireland; the coherence emerging in New Zealand; the bankruptcy in Newfoundland; and the separation of India and Pakistan. Two forthcoming volumes will deal with the colonies, protectorates, and mandates in the twentieth century.
Table of Contents
Preface Abbreviations Table of Cases The Imperial Association: The Emergence of the Commonwealth and The Evolution of Dominion Status. 1900-c. 1965. Constitutional Issues and Changes Within The Dominions Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa Ireland Newfoundland India & Burma: The End of Empire British India The Indian States Burma Index
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