Imperialism in the Modern World: Sources and Interpretations

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This title is a compilation of primary and secondary sources, textual and visual documents about global relations primarily in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. One of its goals is to help students realize that although there are many similarities and continuities between this era and earlier phases of world history, there are also sharp differences.

Maps

xvi

Preface

xvii

Introduction

(13)

Part I THE IMPERIALISTS

(34)

Timeline

(1)

Introduction

(3)

Jules Ferry, Le Tonkin et la Mere-Patrie (Tonkin and the Motherland)

(2)

Visual Source: Jungles To-Day Are Gold Mines To-Morrow

(1)

Rudyard Kipling, ``The White Man's Burden''

(2)

Visual Source: ``Pears' Soap Advertisement''

(2)

Herbert Spencer, Illustrations of Universal Progress

(3)

Visual Source: ``The Indian Court at the Great Exhibition''

(1)

Karl Marx, ``The British Rule in India''

(2)

``Emperor Meiji's Letter to President Grant on Iwakura Mission, 1871''

(2)

Joseph Conrad, ``An Outpost of Progress''

(4)

Visual Source: ``British Officer Reclining''

(1)

Arthur James Balfour, ``Problems with Which We Have to Deal in Egypt''

(3)

``An Ottoman Government Decree Defines the Official Notion of the `Modern' Citizen, June 19, 1870''

(3)

Visual Source: ``Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee---Victorian Wallpaper''

(1)

Mary Seacole, Wonderful Adventures of Mrs. Seacole in Many Lands

(3)

Further Resources

(1)

Part II THE ANTI-IMPERIALISTS

(50)

Timeline

(1)

Introduction

(2)

Visual Source: ``Tippoo's Tiger''

(1)

M. K. Gandhi, ``Civilization''

(4)

Visual Source: ``Gandhi in Western Clothing''

(1)

Ho Chi Minh, ``Equality!''

(2)

Woodrow Wilson, ``Fourteen Points Speech''

(2)

Godfey N. Uzoigwe, Britain and the Conquest of Africa

(4)

Jose Marti, ``Mother America''

(5)

Sayyid Jamal ad-Din al-Afghani, ``Lecture on Teaching and Learning''

(5)

Edward D. Morel, The Black Man's Burden

(3)

Aime Cesaire, Discourse on Colonialism

(4)

Jose Rizal, Noli me Tangere (The Social Cancer)

(5)

Vladimir Lenin, Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism

(3)

Visual Source: ``Lenin Giving a Speech''

(1)

Multatuli, Max Havelaar: Or the Coffee Auctions of the Dutch Trading Company

(4)

``Chief Seattle's Oration of the 1850s''

(3)

Further Resources

(1)

Part III TOOLS OF EMPIRE

(42)

Timeline

(1)

Introduction

(4)

Visual Source: ``Perry's Ship''

103

(1)

Michael Adas, ``Machine as Civilizer''

104

(3)

Visual Source: ``East African Transport, Old and New Style''

107

(2)

Peter Hopkirk, ``Spies Along the Silk Road''

109

(3)

J. Clinton Cunningham, Products of the Empire

112

(3)

Daniel Headrick, ``Malaria, Quinine, and the Penetration of Africa''

115

(4)

Eduardo Galeano, Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent

119

(3)

Leopold S. Senghor, ``French---Language of Culture''

122

(3)

Thomas J. Morgan, ``Compulsory Education''

125

(3)

Visual Source: ``Railroads and Coolies''

128

(2)

Theodore Christlieb, Protestant Foreign Missions: Their Present State

130

(3)

Visual Source: ``Belgian Territorial Agent''

133

(1)

Kita Ikki, ``An Outline Plan for the Reorganization of Japan''

134

(2)

Ngugi wa Thiong'o, ``Kimathi on Law as a Tool of Oppression''

136

(2)

Visual Source: ``The Secret of England's Greatness''

138

(2)

Further Resources

139

(1)

Part IV RECONFIGURATIONS: THE COLONIAL WORLD

140

(54)

Timeline

140

(1)

Introduction

141

(4)

Visual Source: ``Meiji Emperor''

145

(1)

Albert Memmi, The Colonizer and the Colonized

146

(5)

``Summary of Orders''

151

(5)

``Child Marriage Restraint Act''

156

(3)

Attiya Hanim Saqqaf, ``Portrait of the Hard Life of a Woman''

159

(4)

Felix N. Stephen, ``Beautiful Maria in the Act of True Love''

163

(2)

Chinua Achebe, ``Named for Victoria, Queen of England''

165

(4)

Liang Qichao, ``Inaugural Statement for the Eastern Times''

169

(3)

Joyce Cary, Mister Johnson

172

(3)

Madelon H. Lulofs, Rubber

175

(2)

Visual Source: ``Coffee Plantation''

177

(1)

Lady Barker, Station Life in New Zealand

178

(3)

Visual Source: ``The African and Oriental Bureau and Buying Agency (Advertisement)''

181

(1)

Jose Carlos Mariategui, ``Outline of the Economic Evolution''

182

(2)

Visual Source: ``Advertisement for the Sontag Hotel''

184

(1)

Selections from The Red Man: An Illustrated Magazine Printed by Indians

185

(6)

Maps of Cairo in the Mid-Nineteth Century and Singapore

191

(3)

Further Resources

192

(2)

Part V EMPIRE'S TOOLS FOR LIBERATION

194

(50)

Timeline

194

(1)

Introduction

195

(2)

Harry Thuku, ``Nairobi''

197

(4)

J. E. Casely Hayford, ``Race Emancipation---Particular Considerations: African Nationality''

201

(4)

Orishatuke Faduma, ``African Negro Education''

205

(3)

Li Dazhao, ``The Victory of Bolshevism''

208

(4)

Martin Buber, ``From an Open Letter to Mahatma Gandhi (1939)''

212

(3)

M. K. Gandhi, ``Satyagraha in South Africa''

215

(3)

Visual Source: ``Madras Protest''

218

(1)

Claude McKay, ``Passive Resistance''

219

(1)

Manmohini Zutshi Sahgal, An Indian Freedom Fighter Recalls Her Life

220

(5)

Visual Source: ``Algerian Women Fighters''

225

(1)

Truong Nhu Tang, A Viet Cong Memoir

226

(4)

Brian Loveman and Thomas M. Davies, Jr. (Eds.), Che Guevara: Guerilla Warfare

230

(4)

Visual Source: ``Cuban Protest''

234

(1)

Liliuokalani, Hawaii's Story

235

(3)

Indonesian President Soekarno, ``Speech at the Opening of the Asian-African Conference''

238

(6)

Further Resources

242

(2)

Part VI DECOLONIZATION

244

(46)

Timeline

244

(1)

Introduction

245

(2)

Ho Chi Minh, ``Declaration of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Viet-Nam''

247

(3)

Visual Source: ``Algerian Women Voting''

250

(1)

Kushwant Singh, Train to Pakistan

251

(5)

Kim Il-sung, ``The Newly--Emerging Forces Should Unite Under the Banner of Independence Against Imperialism''

256

(3)

Gamal Abdul Nasser, ``The Arab Revolution''

259

(2)

An AIM Leader, Voices from Wounded Knee, 1973

261

(2)

Amilcar Cabral, ``National Liberation and Culture''

263

(4)

Nelson Mandela, ``The South African Freedom Charter''

267

(4)

Visual Source: ``Namibian Mural''

271

(1)

Joe Kane, Savages

272

(6)

Tsitsi Dangarembga, Nervous Conditions

278

(6)

Visual Source: ``Indonesian Coin''

284

(1)

Gustavo Gutierrez, A Theology of Liberation: History, Politics, and Salvation

285

(5)

Further Resources

289

(1)

Part VII FURTHER RECONFIGURATIONS: THE POST-COLONIAL WORLD

290

(52)

Timeline

290

(1)

Introduction

291

(5)

Mhedi Charef, Tea in the Harem

296

(3)

Manny, ``The Revolution That Failed Women''

299

(5)

Visual Source: ``French Muslim Girl''

304

(1)

D. K. Fieldhouse, Black Africa 1945--80: Economic Decolonization and Arrested Development

305

(6)

Jane Kramer, Unsettling Europe

311

(4)

Henry Yule and A. C. Burnell, Eds., ``Definitions from Hobson-Jobson''

315

(2)

Ian McAuley, Guide to Ethnic London

317

(4)

Visual Source: ``Greenpeace Protest at the Taj Mahal''

321

(1)

Edward W. Said, ``The Clash of Ignorance''

322

(3)

Buchi Emecheta, ``The Miracle''

325

(2)

Michael Chege, ``What's Right with Africa?''

327

(5)

``Understanding Climate Change: A Beginner's Guide to the United Nations Framework Convention''

332

(4)

Visual Source: ``WTO Protest''

336

(1)

Map: ``Western Europe, Muslim Population c. 2005''

337

(2)

``AIDS Pandemic''

339

(2)

Visual Source: ``Masai Herdsmen''

341

(1)

Further Resources

342

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