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The idea of imperial federation threw up its own ironies.
Adults too, particularly the working classes, were thought to need imperial education.
His conciliatory blend of piety and erudition as well as his medical expertise made him an imperial favourite.
The failure of ralliement among the local elites represents a more fundamental failure of acculturation for the imperial regime than even armed rebellion.
Just as there was no imperial logic to liberalism, so the relationship between utilitarianism and empire is rather more ambiguous than is sometimes recognized.
Nothing less than a comprehensive scheme for imperial defence was required and would have to be paid for, infuriating the settlers still further.
Imperial expansion brought with it, then, a clearer forging of national identity.
They dared not come out boldly for protective tariffs, or even for any considerable increase in imperial preference.
Before 'premature transnationalism' developed fully into its mature phase as liberal internationalism, transanationalism had again mutated so as to acquiesce to the imperial order.
As the individual towns, their tribute requirements, or the imperial status of the provinces changed over time, the document could be modified accordingly.
The incorporation of rural gentry also prevented unrest in the countryside, by aligning the main possessors of armed force with the imperial state.
In late imperial times, there was no radically new use of agricultural fields that would have promoted change in the tenancy of land.
Unmistakable and identifiable imperial ideologies, it was often assumed, developed only in the later nineteenth century.
Centuries later, appropriation practices were linked not just to imperial conquest, but also to rising nationalism and perceived cultural superiority.
In the process it suggests that the constraints of the 'imperial paradigm ' need to be loosened a little.
Furthermore, imperial insecurity imposed new claims on his political loyalties, eliciting a qualitative change in his academic judgements.
In particular, we need to look at the complex ways in which imperial servants themselves actually negotiated these codes.
To implement their decisions they needed either voluntary cooperation on the part of other officials or an imperial edict to force the issue.
In the morning, he presented the file at the - - imperial court.
Provincial governments often shaped penal policies in ways which had little to do with either larger imperial strategies or disciplinary objectives.
In approaching the imperial experience, both colonizer and colonized often resorted to fiction.
Although a ready supporter of empire, he was uncomfortable with the intrigues of imperial expansion.
While recognizing the mediated and biased nature of their sources, imperial historians use them faute de mieux.
In short, colonial developmentalism was a partial, but powerful, answer to the pressures of increasing imperial penury, colonial protests and global polarization.
As international statesmen they lacked interest in social and economic policy, and seemed also to be caught in a time-warp of imperial illusions.
Western powers too played a less than glorious part in this twentieth-century drama, where imperial and ethnic nation-state projects have alternately tormented the region's society.
There were private sacrifices to a particular imperial house or family.
The rural mortuary precincts exemplify this phenomenon given that the imitation of elite, imperial space served to memorialize decidedly local ancestors.
Your offer to make it goryosho (imperial property) is very laudable.
The section on the imperial advocates of forestry is particularly interesting.
There is the imperial memoir, getting within the framework of one volume privileged and influential overseas experience at innumerable sites.
The defence science conference marked the beginning of a new era in imperial co-operation.
There was, in other words, no basis for throwing over imperial planning at that stage.
The plural is important because the role of clergy differed between the monarchical and imperial courts.
Instead, like liberties, rights were a pragmatic component of the functioning imperial system as it had developed over time.
The imperial regime's account is, of course, self-serving and must be viewed within the context of the time.
Thus, rather than fixed rituals, the descriptions of imperial ceremonies make clear that they underwent significant changes.
We first sketch some of the general themes motivating and structuring (liberal) imperial thought, before turning briefly to the views of our main cast.
With much hesitation and ambivalence, these "patriotic" efforts were supported by the imperial administration.
Schmidt at times loses himself in his meticulous detail and thus misses opportunities to consider weighty issues such as otherness and imperial dominance.
The book is structured to alternate between gothic fiction and racial and imperial discourse.
At the beginning of the eighteenth century, artists focused on the imperial grandeur of the city.
Central to these perceptions were issues of gender and gender roles and their implications for domestic and imperial politics.
In this situation, all plans to build an imperial production facility that would ensure oversight and control of the serum proved to be illusory.
Concurrently, the seeds of imperial knowledge that the boys incubate see their maturation in their own development into full-_edged men of empire.
Kipling then segues into a crisis that addresses the problematic of character that lies at the heart of imperial discourse on race and hybridity.
The emphasis on the military was not an idiosyncratic fallout of foreign policy, but an established component of imperial policy.
Porcelains decorated with pictures inspired by poetry might have appeared in the earlier imperial kilns.
Imperial's male:female ratio for undergraduate students is uneven at approximately 64:36 overall and 5:1 in some engineering courses.
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