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... colonial governments . " ( It was not until the 1945 conference that the movement began to address itself to colonial subjects as well as the colonial powers , and to de- mand political independence for the African colonies . ) The ...
... colonial governments . " ( It was not until the 1945 conference that the movement began to address itself to colonial subjects as well as the colonial powers , and to de- mand political independence for the African colonies . ) The ...
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... colonial plunder and subjugation of other areas . Oliver C. Cox has pointed out that colonialism and plunder were the logical consequences of the expansionism of the developing capitalist system . ' Indeed , the first areas to be ...
... colonial plunder and subjugation of other areas . Oliver C. Cox has pointed out that colonialism and plunder were the logical consequences of the expansionism of the developing capitalist system . ' Indeed , the first areas to be ...
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... colonial and in some cases , so- cialist , revolt . With more and more colonies in uproar and clamor- ing for ... colonial world . Special efforts were made to see that po- tential colonial political leaders , civil servants and military ...
... colonial and in some cases , so- cialist , revolt . With more and more colonies in uproar and clamor- ing for ... colonial world . Special efforts were made to see that po- tential colonial political leaders , civil servants and military ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
Copyright | |
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