Denison, Sir William. Varieties of vice-regal life. London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1870. 2 vols. Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth. The British empire. Greater Britain. A record of travel in English-speaking countries during 1866-1867. Two volumes in one, with maps and illustrations. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott and Company, 1869. Problems of Greater Britain. 2d edition. London: Macmillan, 1890. 2 vols. 8°. Same. 4th edition, revised. 8°. London and New York: Macmillan, 1890. xii, 737 pp. Maps. 8°. Contents: North America; Newfoundland; The Dominion of Canada; The United States, Canada, and the West Indies; Australasia; Victoria; New South Wales; Queensland; Australia and New Zealand; The Cape; South Africa; India; Crown colonies of the present and of the future.-Colonial problems: Colonial democracy; Labour, provident societies, and the poor; Protection of native industries; Education; Religion; Liquor laws.-Future relations between the mother country and the remainder of the empire.-Imperial defence. Dilke, Sir C. W., and H. S. Wilkinson. Imperial defence. London, 1892. 234 pp. 8°. Douglas, James. Canadian independence; annexation and British Imperial federation. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1894. vi, (2), 114 pp. 8°. (Questions of Doyle, J. A. The English in America. The Puritan colonies. Folded maps. 8°. English colonies in America. Virginia, Maryland, and the Carolinas. Egerton, Hugh Edward. A short history of British colonial policy. Pp. 481-489 contain a bibliography. "This book deals with British colonial policy historically, from the beginnings of "The whole story of the growth and administration of our colonial empire is compre- "Able, impartial, clear . . A most valuable volume."-Athenæum. Emancipation in disguise, or the true crisis of the colonies. To which are added considerations upon measures proposed for their temporary relief and observations upon colonial monopoly, showing the different effects of its enforcement and relaxation, exposing the advantages derived by America from Louisiana . . . London: Printed for J. Ridgeway. 1807, (4), iv, 220 pp. 8°. Franklyn, H. Mortimer. The unit of imperial federation. A solution of the problem. London: Swan Sonnenschein, Lowrey, and Company, 1887. xvi, 260 pp. 8°. Froude, James Anthony. Oceana; or England and her colonies. New York: C. Scribner's sons, 1886. ix, (2(, 396 pp. Plates. 8°. Fuchs, Carl J. Die Handelspolitik Englands und seiner Kolonien in den letzten Jahrzehnten. (Die Handelspolitik der wichtigeren Kulturstaaten in den letzten Jahrzehnten, volume 4.) Leipzig: Verein für Sozialpolitik, 1893. x, 358 pp. 8°. Geffcken, Friedrich Heinrich. The British Empire. With essays on Prince Albert, Lord Palmerston, Lord Beaconsfield, Mr. Gladstone, and reform of the House of Lords. Translated from the German, by S. J. Macmullan. London: Sampson Low [etc.], 1889. ix, (3), 312 pp. Portrait. 8°. London: Methuen, 1893. 136 pp. 8°. (Methuen's commercial series.) xvi, 358 8 pp. 12°. Contents: The West Indies; Newfoundland; The Dominion of Canada; The West Grey, Henry George, 3d Earl. The colonial policy of Lord John Russell's administration. In two volumes. London: Richard Bentley, 1853. 8°. Commercial policy of the British colonies and the McKinley tariff. Hubert Hervey, student and imperialist. London: Arnold, 1899. 160 pp. 8°. Hall, Hubert. The imperial policy of Elizabeth, from the State papers, foreign and domestic. (In Royal Historical Society. Transactions. New series, vol. 3, pp. 202-241. London, 1888.) London: Richardson. Liverpool: Joshua Walmsley. 1849. 44 pp. 8°. Heising, Albert. England und die anglosächsische Staaten-Bildung in Amerika, Hodgetts, J. Frederick. Greater England. Being a brief historical sketch of the various possessions of Her Majesty, the Empress Queen, in Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and Oceania. London: Hatchards, 1887. xvi, 330 pp. 8°. Contents: Preface. Little Britain: Account of the opinion formed of the aborigines by the English on their taking possession of Britain; Hatred of tyranny, and especially of Rome; Assumption of Romance manners and language by the Normans, and consequent hatred between the English and them; Continual struggle between the descendants of the old Scandinavian English and those of Rome. North America: Discovery of America by the Scandinavians in the 10th and 11th centuries; English discoveries in 1497, Spanish discoveries in 1492, in the West Indies; Columbus independent of the Norsemen; Continued struggle between ourselves and Romance races in America, resulting in European war and English victory. The Caribbean Sea: Continued battle of the races; Fights in the Caribbean Sea; Sir Henry Morgan's Hodgetts, J. Frederick-Continued. victory at Panama; His true value in English history. Oceania: Historical sketches of our settlements in the islands of Australia, New Zealand, and Borneo; Accounts of the aborigines, of our own intercourse with them, and of their subsequent decay. Africa: The Cape Colony and causes of discomfort there; Suggestions for removing the trouble; the Dutch and English never friends. India: Portuguese, Dutch, and French preceding us; The war of race continued and resulting in English victory; Troubles in India, their cause; Clive, Warren Hastings; The mutiny and the Empire. Ceylon: Battle of the races continued: The Dutch our enemies as well as the Portuguese and French; Final occupation of the island by the English; Descendants of the Portuguese black, a circumstance militating against Darwin's theory; The cause considered; Buddhism, devil worship, and Christianity; Ferguson's work quoted; Possible future value of Ceylon to the English race. Hübner, J. A., Baron von. map. Through the British Empire. In two volumes, with a London: John Murray, 1886. Hughes, W., and Williams, J. F. Hurlburt, J. Beaufort. 232 pp. 8°. Geography of the British colonies. 8°. (Philips' Geographical Manuals.) Britain and her colonies. London: Edward Stanford, 1865. xv, 271 pp. 8°. Contents: Government of the first English colonies; American confederations from 1643-1790; Colonial governments, ancient and modern; Introduction of parliamentary or responsible governments; Confederation of British North America; Policy of the mother country; Commercial policy; Cost, defence, and advantages of colonies; Opinions, imperial and colonial; Evidence given before the select committee of the House of Commons on colonial military expenditure in 1861; Future of the colonies. Huskisson, William. Substance of two speeches delivered in the House of Commons on the 21st and 25th of March, 1825, respecting the colonial policy and foreign commerce of the country. Baltimore: Published by F. Lucas, jr., 1826. 88 pp. 8°. Johnson, Theodore. Imperial Britain. A comprehensive description of the geography, history, commerce, trade, government, and religion of the British Empire. London: The Imperial Press, 1898. xvi, 295 pp. Maps. 8°. (The Imperial Library.) Illustrations (woodcuts). Latham, R. G. The ethnology of the British colonies and dependencies. Lazarides, D. G. History of the commerce, industry, and colonies of England. Lecky, William Edward Hartpole. The Empire: its value and its growth. An inaugural address, Nov. 20, 1893. London: Longmans, 1893. 48 pp. 8°. Ledsham, J. B. Geography of the British isles and colonies. Lord, Walton Frewen. The lost possessions of England. Essays in imperial history. London: Richard Bentley and Son, 1896. vii, (3), 326 pp. 12°. Contents: Retrospect; Dunkirk; Tangier; Minorca; Cuba; Manila; Corsica; Buenos Lucas, Charles Prestwood. Introduction to a historical geography of the British colonies. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1887. xii, 142 pp. Maps. 12°. A historical geography of the British colonies. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1888-1897. 4 vols in 5. Maps. 12°. CONTENTS. 1. The European dependencies of Great Britain: Heligoland; Gibraltar; Malta; Cyprus. The minor Asiatic dependencies: Aden and Perim; Socotra; Ceylon and Lucas, Charles Prestwood-Continued. the Maldives. The British dependencies in the Malay seas: The Straits Settlements; Perak; Selangor; Sungei; Ujong; Labuan; North Borneo; Hongkong. Dependencies in the Indian Ocean. Mauritus and its dependencies; The Cocos Islands. 2. West Indies: The Bermudas; European colonization in the West Indies; The Bahamas; Jamaica and its dependencies; The Leeward Islands; Barbados; The Windward Islands; Trinidad and Tobago, British Guiana; British Honduras; The Falkland Islands and South Georgia. 3. The British colonies and dependencies in Africa: Early exploration of Africa down to the opening of the route round the Cape of Good Hope. The West African dependencies: The west coast; Early European trade and settlement on the west coast of Africa; The African companies and the slave trade; English, French, and Dutch on the west coast, 1660-1821; The rise of the British west coast settlement; The last twenty years in West Africa; The Gambia; Sierra Leone; The Gold coast; Lagos; The Niger protectorates; The islands in the South Atlantic: Ascension; St. Helena; Tristan da Cunha, and Gough Island. 4, part 1. South and East Africa. Historical: The Cape, 1487-1652; The founding of the Dutch settlement at the Cape; The Cape Colony in the eighteenth century; The missionary movement and British immigration; The Kaffir wars; The beginnings of Natal and the Boer republics; The growth of the Cape Colony and Natal; The last twenty years in South Africa. 4, part 2. Geographical: The Cape Colony; Natal; Zululand; Basutoland; The Bechuanaland protectorate; Matabeleland and Mashonaland; British Central Africa; British East Africa. Index. Lyde, L. W. Commercial geography of the British Empire. London: Methuen, 1894. 156 pp. 8°. (Methuen's Commercial Series.) Macknight, Thomas. Thirty years of foreign policy. A history of the secretaryships of the Earl of Aberdeen and Viscount Palmerston. London: Longman, Brown, etc., 1855. xi, (i), 440 pp. 8°. Martin, Robert Montgomery. The political, commercial, and financial condition of the Anglo-Eastern Empire in 1832. An analysis of its home and foreign governments, and a practical examination of the doctrines of free trade and colonization, with reference to the renewal or modification of the East India Company's charter. London: Parbury, Allen and Co., 1832. xi, (i), 403 pp. 8°. Colonial policy of the British Empire. Part I.—Government. Statistics of the colonies of the British Empire in the West Indies, South London: Wm. H. Allen and Co., 1839. 602, 304 pp. Folded map. 8°. History of the colonies of the British Empire in the West Indies, South America, North America, Asia, Austral-Asia, Africa, and Europe; comprising the area, agriculture, commerce, etc., of each colony, with the charters and the engraved seals. London: Wm. H. Allen and Co., 1843. v, (3), 602, 304 pp. 2 folded sheets, folded map. 8°. Martineau, John. The life and correspondence of Sir Bartle Frere. In two volumes. 2d edition. London: John Murray, 1895. Folded maps, portraits. 8°. (Colonial administration in India and South Africa.) Mills, Arthur. Colonial constitutions; an outline of the constitutional history and existing government of the British dependencies, with schedules of the orders in council, statutes, and parliamentary documents relating to each dependency. London: John Murray, 1856. xxi, (i), 399 pp. 8°. Contents: Introduction; An outline of the constitutional history and existing government of the British dependencies; Historical sketch of the home administration of the British dependencies; Laws and government of the British dependencies as affected by the mode of their original acquisition, either (1) by the occupation of vacant territory, or (2) by cession or conquest from other powers; The existing constitutions of the British dependencies: (1) Those not possessing representative government, (2) those possessing representative government; Powers of colonial governors; Powers of the executive councils; Powers of the legislative councils; Powers of the representative assemblies; Prerogatives reserved to the Crown in the administration of the British dependencies: (1) In respect to the confirmation or disallowance of colonial acts or ordinances, (2) in respect of territorial revenues, and royalties on minerals, (3) in respect of appellate jurisdiction, (4) in respect of the foreign relations of the dependencies; European dependencies: Ionian Islands, Malta, Gibraltar, Heligoland, Isle of Man and Channel Islands; Asiatic dependencies: British India, Ceylon, Hongkong, and Labuan; African dependencies: (1) Southern-Cape of Good Hope; British Kaffraria; Natal; (2) Western-Sierra Leone, Gambia, Gold Coast settlements; (3) Mauritius; (4) St. Helena; Ascension; American dependencies: (1) Northern-Canada; Nova Scotia; New Brunswick; Newfoundland; Prince Edwards Island; Hudson's Bay territories; Vancouvers Island; Bermudas; (2) Central-Honduras; Jamaica; Bahamas; Windward Islands; Leeward Islands; St. Lucia; Trinidad; (3) SouthernBritish Guiana; Falkland Islands; Pitcairn; Australian dependencies: (1) Australia, comprising New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia; (2) Tasmania and Norfolk Islands; (3) New Zealand; Chatham Islands; Auckland Islands; Historical sketch of the system of transportation of criminals to the British dependencies, with orders in council; Acts of Parliament, and Parliamentary documents relating thereto; Statistical table: Dates of acquisition and population of the dependencies, also, imports and exports; Revenue and expenditure for 1854; Rules and regulations for Her Majesty's colonial service (cap. 1, 2, and 3); Local government of India, and relations of the Imperial Government with the native States; Statistical table: Dependencies of the European powers, with the area of each; Laws relating to Christianity in the British dependencies; Index. Colonial constitutions; an outline of the existing forms of Government in the British dependencies. London: E. Stanford, 1891. 55 pp. 8°. Milne, James. The romance of a proconsul; being the personal life and memoirs of the Rt. Hon. George Grey. London: Chatto and Windus, 1899. Portrait. ix, 214 pp. Cr. 8°. Moffatt, Wm. Geography of British colonies. London: Moffatt and Paige, 1880. 77 pp. 8°. Molteno, Percy Alport. A federal South Africa. A comparison of the critical period of American history with the present position of the colonies and states of South Africa, and a consideration of the advantages to follow. With maps. London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co., 1896. xxii, 260 pp. 12°. Napier, Charles James. The colonies; treating of their value generally, of the Ionian islands in particular; the importance of the latter in war and commerce. . . Strictures on the administration of Sir Frederick Adam. London: Thomas and William Boone, 1833. xv, (3), 608 pp. Plates, map. 8°. |