Empire, Migration and Identity in the British World

General Editor's introduction
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Mapping the Contours of the British World: Empire, Identity and Migration; Kent Fedorowich and Andrew S Thompson
1. Malthus and the Uses of British Emigration; Eric Richards
2. 'Sprung from Ourselves': British Interpretations of Mid-Nineteenth-Century Racial Demographics; Kathrin Levitan
3. Religious Nationalism and Clerical Emigrants to Australia, 1828–1900; Hilary M Carey
4. Resistance and Accommodation in Christian Mission: Welsh Presbyterianism in Sylhet, Eastern Bengal, 1860–1940; Aled Jones
5. Asian Migration and the British World, c.1850–c.1914; Rachel Bright
6. Righting the Record? British Child Migration: The Case of the Middlemore Homes, 1872–1972; Michele Langfield
7. Travelling Colonist: British Emigration and the Construction of Anglo-Canadian Privilege; Lisa Chilton
8. 'Dear Grace…Love Maidie': Interpreting a Migrant's Letters from Australia, 1926–1967; Stephen Constantine
9. Staying on or Going 'Home'? Settlers' Decisions upon Zambian Independence; Jo Duffy
10: 'I'm a Citizen of the World': Late Twentieth Century British Emigration and Global Identities - The End of the 'British World'?; A James Hammerton
11: Multiculturalism, Decolonisation and Immigration: Integration Policy in Britain and France after the Second World War; Eleanor Passmore and Andrew S Thompson

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