The British Empire began in the late 1500s under Queen Elizabeth I. By 1913 the empire had grown to rule over 400 million people, making it the largest empire in history. British government and ...

Addressing the first of the three scheduled meetings of District Congress Presidents, Gandhi emphasized their role as the ...

Britons, whether in Great Britain or the colonies, did fear a tyrant, a controlling and abusive leader ... British government. Rather they objected to their changing place within the British Empire.

No kingly tyranny Britons, whether in Great Britain or the colonies, did fear a tyrant, a controlling and abusive leader. Some fears came from their ... Americans did not revolt against the nature of ...

Premier Macdonald said that the Government would decide at once— one way or the other—on British recognition of ... Seely (Liberal) retorted: “If the Empire is to be defended by Sermons ...

Rather they objected to their changing place within the British Empire. The revolutionary crisis had a number of roots, but most of them arose out of changes in the management of the relationship ...