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Cover 1 Title 4 Copyright Page 5 Dedication 6 Contents 8 List of illustrations 10 Preface 12 Acknowledgements 16 1 Imperial discourse: Britain and Rome 18 PART I: Imperialism 34 2 Republicanism to imperialism: the growth of imperial discourse 36 3 Decline and fall: a political analogy and provider of lessons 45 4 Drawing lessons from Rome regarding incorporation and assimilation 55 PART II: Englishness 78 5 Teutons, Romans and Celts 80 6 Ancient heroes of the resistance 89 7 The rise of a theory of mixed racial origins 103 8 Englishness between the Wars, racial mixing and the role of Rome 113 PART III: Romanisation 126 9 Francis Haverfield and Romanisation 128 10 Romanisation: Haverfield's legacy 147 11 Conclusions: 'Island stories' 173 Notes 183 Bibliography 216 Index 237 The Imperial Origins of Roman Archaeology
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- Author
- Richard Hingley
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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