The British Empire: A Study in Colonial Geography

America Anglo-Saxon Antilles Australasia Australia become Berkeley Boer Britain British colonies British Empire Caldecott CALIFORNIA LIBRARY Canada Canadian Canal Cape Cape Colony capital cent centre civilization coast colonists commercial Company continent copra cotton cultivation defence Dominions East Africa economic Egypt eighteenth century emigrants England English entrepôt Europe European everywhere exploitation exports extended factories federation foreign French geographical Government Hindu Hong Kong imperial unity imports India industry influence inhabitants interests irrigation island labour lands London manufactured markets material Mauritius merchants miles millions Mondaini Moslem mother country native nineteenth century North Ocean Pacific Persian plantations political population ports possessions provinces race railway region route settled settlement ships Siegfried Sir Charles Dilke slaves solidarity South Africa spirit sugar territory tion towns trade tropical colonies union United Kingdom UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA wealth West Indies whole wool Zambezi Zealand