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The Growth of the British Empire

by M. B. Synge

Empire across continents

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Empire across continents

M. B. Synge’s account traces the expansion of the British Empire from Waterloo to 1903, linking a broad historical sweep with episodes and figures from across its reach. The description points to fur trading in Canada, exploration in Central Africa, the Indian Mutiny, the Crimean War, Livingstone and Queen Victoria. Together, these subjects place imperial growth in a global frame, bringing military conflict, exploration and prominent historical personalities into the same account.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Teens and young adults interested in British imperial history.
  • Readers seeking a broad account spanning multiple regions and historical events.

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British imperial expansionGlobal historyExplorationWar and conflictHistorical figures

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Book overview

From fur-traders in Canada to explorers in Central Africa, this book offers a riveting account of the British Empire's reach across the world. It unfolds with compelling stories of events like the Indian Mutiny and the Crimean War, alongside larger-than-life personalities such as Livingstone and Queen Victoria.

 

"The Growth of the British Empire" charts the historical course between Waterloo and 1903, highlighting how an empire expanded its influence on a global scale.

 

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