The British empire /

Convention between the British Empire, Belgium, France, Italy, Japan, Portugal and the United States of America, revising the General act of Berlin, February 26, 1885, and the General act and declaration of Brussels, July 2, 1890 : Saint-Germain-en-Laye, September 10, 1919.

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Revolutionary America, 1763-1789 : a bibliography /

Table of Contents: “…General studies, regional, state and local. The British Empire and the American Revolution. The colonies on the eve of independence : from resistance to rebellion. …”
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A genealogy of terrorism : colonial law and the origins of an idea / by McQuade, Joseph, 1990-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : the colonial prose of counterterrorism -- Ethereal assassins : colonial law and 'hereditary crime' in the nineteenth century -- 'The magical lore of Bengal' : surveillance, swadeshi and propaganda by bomb, 1890s to 1913 -- 'The eye of government is on them' : anti-colonialism and emergency during the First World War -- Indefinite emergency : revolutionary politics and 'terrorism' in interwar India -- Terrorism as a 'world crime' : the British Empire, international law, and the invention of global terrorism -- Conclusion : empire, law, and terrorism in the 21st century.…”
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White fury : a Jamaican slaveholder and the age of revolution / by Petley, Christer

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Documents relating to the early history of Hudson Bay /

Table of Contents: “…--The history of Hudson's Bay--containing an account of discovery and settlement, the progress of it, and the present state; of the Indians, trade, and everything else relating to it: being the last chapter of volume I of The British Empire in America, by John Oldmixon.…”
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North Carolina Experience : an Interpretive and Documentary History. by Butler, Lindley S.

Table of Contents: “…Cover Page; The North Carolina Experience; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1 The Tragedy of the North Carolina Indians; Chapter 2 An Elizabethan Experiment; Chapter 3 Culpeper's Rebellion; Chapter 4 North Carolina in the First British Empire; Chapter 5 The Regulation; Chapter 6 Decision for Revolution; Chapter 7 Joining the Federal Union; Chapter 8 An Agrarian and Evangelical Culture; Chapter 9 Confronting the Issue of Slavery; Chapter 10 "Old Rip" and a New Era; Chapter 11 Reemergence of the Two-Party System; Chapter 12 Unwilling Hercules; Chapter 13 Reconstruction.…”
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A New Rival State? : Australia in Tsarist Diplomatic Communications. by Massov, Alexander

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Exploring the bounds of liberty : political writings of colonial British America from the glorious revolution to the American Revolution /

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Archives of Empire Volume I. From The East India Company to the Suez Canal /

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The imperial security state : British colonial knowledge and empire-building in Asia / by Hevia, James Louis, 1947-

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The secrets of an aborted decolonisation : the declassified British secret files on the Southern Cameroons /

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The chronicle of Jeremiah Goldswain : 1820 settler / by Goldswain, Jeremiah, 1801-1871

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Documenting first wave feminisms.

Table of Contents: “…(1918) -- British Commonwealth League "Resolutions Passed at the Conference on Citizen Rights of Women within the British Empire, July 9th and 10th 1925" (1925) -- Florence Custance "The Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire Discuss Weighty Problems" (1926) -- Cairine Wilson "Address to the Annual Meeting of the Women's Teacher's Federation" (1940).…”
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Europe since 1914 : encyclopedia of the age of war and reconstruction /

Table of Contents: “…. -- Auschwitz-Birkenau -- Australia -- Austria -- Automobiles -- Avant-Garde -- Aviation -- Axis -- Aznar, José Maria -- Babi Yar -- Bacon, Francis -- Baden, Max von -- Badoglio, Pietro -- Bagration Operation -- Baker, Josephine -- Baldwin, Stanley -- Balfour Declaration -- Balkans -- Ball, Hugo -- Banking -- Barbie, Klaus -- Barbusse, Henri -- Bardot, Brigitte -- Barrès, Maurice -- Barth, Karl -- Barthes, Roland -- Bartók, Béla -- Basques -- Bataille, Georges -- Baudrillard, Jean -- Bauhaus -- Bayreuth -- BBC -- Beach, Sylvia -- Beatles -- Beauvoir, Simone de -- Beckett, Samuel -- Beckmann, Max -- Belarus -- Belgium -- Belgrade -- Ben Bella, Ahmed -- Benelux Economic Union -- Beneš, Eduard -- Benjamin, Walter -- Berg, Alban -- Beria, Lavrenty -- Berlin -- Berlin, Isaiah -- Berlinguer, Enrico -- Berlin Wall -- Berlusconi, Silvio -- Beuys, Joseph -- Bevan, Aneurin -- Beveridge, William -- Bevin, Ernest -- Bicentennial of the French Revolution -- Biermann, Wolf -- Bierut, Boleslaw -- Birth Control -- Blair, Tony -- Blitzkrieg -- Bloch, Marc -- Bloomsbury -- Blum, Léon -- Bobbio, Norberto -- Body Culture -- Bohr, Niels -- Bolshevism -- Bonhoeffer, Dietrich -- Bormann, Martin -- Bosnia-Herzegovina -- Boulez, Pierre -- Bourdieu, Pierre -- Bourgeoisie -- Brandt, Willy -- Braque, Georges -- Brasillach, Robert -- Braudel, Fernand -- Braun, Wernher von -- Brecht, Bertolt -- Brel, Jacques -- Brest-Litovsk -- Breton, André -- Bretton Woods Agreement -- Brezhnev, Leonid -- Briand, Aristide -- Britain, Battle of -- British Empire -- British Empire, End of -- British Union of Fascists -- Britten, Benjamin -- Brook, Peter -- Brusilov Offensive -- Brussels -- Buber, Martin -- Buchenwald -- Budapest -- Bukharin, Nikolai -- Bulgaria -- Bulge, Battle of the -- Buñuel, Luis -- Cabaret -- Callas, Maria -- Calvino, Italo -- Campaign against Torture -- Camus, Albert -- Canetti, Elias -- Č apek, Karel -- Capitalism -- Casement, Roger -- Cassin, René -- Catalonia -- Catholic Action -- Catholicism -- Cavell, Edith -- Celan, Paul -- Céline, Louis-Ferdinand -- Chagall, Marc -- Chamberlain, Neville -- Chanel, Coco -- Channel Islands -- Chaplin, Charlie -- Charter 77 -- Chechnya -- Chemin des Dames/Mutinies -- Chernobyl.…”
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