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Volume1
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General Introduction: The British Empire in Domestic Popular Culture
Introduction: Youth and education: class, gender and the making of the imperial citizen 1880–1940
1: St. Cyprian’s, Eastbourne: ‘St. Cyprian’s Preparatory School, Eastbourne’, in War Office Times and Naval Review, 1st May 1910, pp. 24–26.
2: The training of an English gentleman in the public schools: Rev. J.E.C. Welldon, ‘The Training of the English Gentleman in the Public Schools’, in The Nineteenth Century and After, Vol. 60, No. 355 (1906), pp. 396–418.
3: Rev. J.E.C. Welldon, ‘The Imperial Aspects of Education’, in Proceedings of the Royal Colonial Institute, Vol. 26 (1894–95), pp. 322–347.
4: The national life: Rev. J.E.C. Welldon, ‘The National Life’, in Fire Upon the Altar: Sermons Preached to Harrow Boys, Second Series, 1887–1890 (London: Percival and Co., 1891), pp. 228–239.
5: Eton and the Empire: G. Drage, Eton and the Empire: An Address (Eton: Ingleton Drake, 1890).
6: ‘The Corps’, in The Harrovian, 2nd June 1900, pp. 46–47. Reproduced with kind permission of Harrow School Archives.
7: ‘In Memoriam: William Joseph Myers 1858–1899’, in Eton College Chronicle, 20th December 1899, pp. 763–764.
8: Military training: Rev. J. P. Way, ‘Military Training’, in The Public Schools From Within: A Collection of Essays on Public School Education, Written Chiefly by School Masters (London: Sampson, Low, Marston & Company, 1906), pp. 208–217.
9: ‘With the Scottish Yeomanry in May’, in The Lorettonian, 27th October 1900, p. 1. Reproduced with kind permission of Loretto School Archive.
10: H. B. Gray, ‘To the Parents of England’s Sons’, in The Public Schools and the Empire (London: William & Norgate, 1913), pp. 1–26.
11: ‘Public School Boys Empire Tour’, in The Times Educational Supplement, 18th August 1931, p. 321.
12: A visit to the Boer camp – Diyatalawa, Ceylon: ‘A Visit to a Boer Camp’.
13: The duties and privileges of imperial citizenship: ‘The Duties and Privileges of Imperial Citizenship’.
14: J. Grant, ‘The last day of Khartoum’, in Cassell’s History of the War in the Soudan Vol. II (London: Cassell, 1885–1886), pp. 148–158.
15: Richard Danes, Cassell’s Illustrated History the Boer War (London: Cassell, 1902), pp. 1–24.
16: S. R. Gardiner, A Student’s History of England From the Earliest Times to 1885 (London: Longmans and Co., 1892), pp. 952–955.
17: E. Salmon, The Story of the Empire (London: George Newnes, 1902), pp. 154–163.
18: Victoria and her colonies: J.M.D. Meiklejohn and M.J.C. Meiklejohn, A School History of England (London: Alfred Holden, 1902), pp. 449–463.
19: C.R.L. Fletcher and R. Kipling, A School History of England (Oxford: Clarendon, 1911), pp. 240–241.
20: Twenty-second story. – the growth of the Empire: Lesson 43. – In the East: The Patriotic Historical Reader Book V: Thirty Stories and Biographies from 1688–1897 (London: William Collins, 1898), pp. 208–216.
21: Instructive Stories from English History, Holborn Series Historical Reader (London: Educational Supply Association, 1900), pp. 135–144.
22: The Young Briton’s History Reader (Glasgow: Collins, 1904), pp. 88–93.
23: ‘The first English colonies, or the work of Raleigh and his friends’, in Macmillan’s New History Readers: Senior (London: Macmillan and Co., 1902), pp. 158–165.
24: Chambers New Geographical Readers, Book VI, British Colonies and Dependencies (London: W. & R. Chambers, 1898), pp. 31–40; 76–77; 100–103.
25: R. Finch, FRGS, The Kingsway Book of Geography Stories (London: Evans Brothers Ltd, 1919), pp. 76–82; 152–157; 195–199.
26: E.C.T. Horniblow, Lands and Life: Human Geographies, People and Children of Wonderful Lands (London: Grant Educational Co., 1930–35). Extract taken from the 1944 edition. pp. 7–19; 103–108.
27: Collins’ Wide World Geography Reader: The British Empire (London: William Collins, 1901–23), pp. 83–87.
28: B. G. Hardingham, Round the Globe: The Foundations of Geography 1 (London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1934), pp. 5–13; 73–86; 113–129.
29: School drill: ‘School Drill’, in The Globe, 15th July 1889, p. 1.
30: ‘Lads’ Drill Association’, in Volunteer Service Gazette, 19th June 1903, p. 530.
31: ‘The Duty and Discipline Movement’, in The Times, 5th November 1913, p. 6.
32: ‘Celebration of Empire Day in Schools’, in The Scotsman, 28th June 1938, p. 7.
33: ‘Empire Day in Cheltenham’, in The Cheltenham Ladies’ College Magazine (Autumn 1907), pp. 260–264. Reproduced with kind permission of Cheltenham Ladies’ College Archive.
34: Empire Day pageant at Perth: ‘Empire Day Pageant’ in Dundee Evening Telegraph and Post, 24th May 1921, p. 1.
35: ‘Children’s Empire Day Broadcast’ in The Daily Independent, 25th May 1936, p. 11.
36: ‘The King’s Empire Day Broadcast’, in The Evening News, 25th May 1940, p. 2.
37: The empire and the League of Nations: their real meaning and ideals: C. Norwood.
38: The Report of the Inter-Departmental Committee on Physical Deterioration (London: HMSO, 1905), pp. 13–17.
39: Morris dances: Mr Cecil Sharp’s lecture at Queen’s Hall.
40: The masque of the children of the Empire: G. T. Kimmins.
41: ‘The Union Jack’, in The Teacher’s Treasury (London: Home Library Book Co., Vol. 2, 1926), pp. 49–62.
42: The British Empire League: meeting in Leamington.
43: ‘The League of Empire’, The Gazette, 2nd December 1905, p. 5.
44: Lord Balfour and the Victoria League: closer union of British subjects.
45: The teaching of geography from an imperial point of view, and the use which could and should be made of visual instruction.
46: Board of Education, Handbook of Suggestions (London: HMSO, 1937), pp. 416–419.
47: H. Martens and E. H. Carter, Histories. Book IV. The Modern Age (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 11th Edition, 1952). First published 1931. pp. 183–189; 320–322.
48: A wonderful escape: ‘A Wonderful Escape’.
49: Bound in Benin: A story of the massacre.
50: Froth: Rev. E. C. Dawson, ‘Froth’.
51: Through Peril to Fortune: The Strange Adventures of Two Young Britons in the Heart of Africa.
52: ‘David Livingstone: Missionary and Explorer’, in Young England, Vol. 34 (1912–13), pp. 219–223; 263–296.
53: The Four Adventurers: No. 1. – the initiation: ‘The Four Adventurers’, in Chums, Annual for 1927–1928, pp. 396–398.
54: ‘Hindu Women’, in The Girl’s Own Paper (1881), pp. 118–119.
55: On the purchase of outfits for India and the colonies: ‘On the Purchase of Outfits for India and the Colonies’, in The Girl’s Own Paper (1889), pp. 68–69.
56: A girl in the bush: A. R. Buckland, ‘A Girl in the Bush’, in Empire Annual for Girls (London: RTS, 1910), pp. 283–291.
57: The Boys’ Brigade Gazette.
58: Patriotism; or, our duties as citizens: Camp fire yarn. – no. 26. Our empire: how it grew – how it must be held: Robert Baden-Powell, Scouting for Boys: A Handbook for Instruction in Good Citizenship (London: Pearson, 7th Edition, 1915, reprinted 2004), pp. 273–281.
59: How India develops character: R. Baden-Powell, Indian Memories: Recollections of Soldiering, Sport, Etc. (London: Herbert Jenkins), pp. 106–122.
60: Camp fire yarn. No. 33: Our Empire: Agnes Baden-Powell, How Girls Can Help to Build Up the Empire: The Handbook for Girl Guides (London: Thomas Nelson, 1912), pp. 405–412.
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Volume2
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General Introduction: The British Empire in Domestic Popular Culture
Volume II Empire in the public sphere: exhibition, spectacle and entertainment
Introduction: presenting the Empire
1: Panorama of the Late War, The Berkshire Chronicle 30th December 1882, p. 5
2: ‘Diorama of the Ganges’, Portland Gallery, 316 Regent Street, Langham Place, etc. Morning Advertiser 9th December 1850 p. 3
3: ‘Penny Peep Show’, The Hereford Journal, 18th May 1867, p. 7
4: ‘The Sale of Zulu Photographs’, North British Daily Mail, 30th October 1876, p. 5
5: ‘Towner Gallery Exhibition’, in Eastbourne Chronicle, 11th April 1936, p. 13
6: Post Cards of Empire: 1st King’s Dragoon Guards, Union Castle Line to South and East Africa, The South African Cricket Team 1935 Tour of England
7: ‘In Carnegie’s Country’, in The North Star and Farmers’ Chronicle 16th April 1903, p. 6
8: ‘The Primrose League’, Morning Post, 26th December 1895, p. 2
9: T. J. Alldridge, ‘Exhibition of Lantern Slides’, in Journal the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 29. No. 1–2 (1899), pp. 64–65
10: ‘India by Magic Lantern’, Pall Mall Gazette, 17th June 1886, p. 5
11: The Lyttleton Times, 9th June 1900, p. 5
12: The Era, 22nd September 1900, p. 19
13: East London Observer, 2nd June 1900, p. 5
14: ‘The Productions of the Aborigines in the Exhibition’, Illustrated London News, 24th May 1851, pp. 457–458
15: The Graphic, 15th May 1886, pp. 533–537
16: Imre Kiralfy’s Empire of India Exhibition, 1895 Official Programme
17: ‘Savage South Africa at the Greater British Exhibition’, in Dundee Advertiser, 15th May 1899, p. 4
18: ‘Savage South Africa in Sheffield’, The Yorkshire Telegraph and Star, 16th April 1900, p. 3
19: The Imperial-International Exhibition, White City, 1909
20: Coronation Exhibition 1911, Framlingham Weekly News, 19th August 1911, p. 4
21: ‘The Empire Exhibition: Wonders of Wembley’, in Belfast Telegraph, 10th January 1924, p. 7
22: ‘Pears Pageant of Beauty’, in Illustrated London News, 7th June 1924
23: A Souvenir of the Empire Exhibition Glasgow, 1938, pp. 1–30
24: ‘Curious Case – The Globe in Leicester Square and the Australian Nuggets’, Hereford Journal, 3rd May 1854, p. 1
25: ‘New Features at Madam Tussaud’s Exhibition’, in St James’s Gazette, 22nd December 1899, p. 11
26: ‘Madame Tussaud’s’, in The Stage, 4th August 1898, p. 3
27: ‘Studies in Wax: Some Masterpieces at Madam Tussauds’, in The Sketch, 3rd January 1894, pp. 535–536
28: ‘Exhibition of Zulu Kaffirs’, in The Morning Advertiser, 17th May 1853
29: ‘Farini’s Friendly Zulus’, in The Penny Illustrated Paper, 14th February 1880, p. 98
30: Advertisement for ‘Manders’ Grand National Star Menagerie’, in Maidstone and Kentish Journal, 12th September 1870, p. 5
31: The Cheshire Observer, 20th May 1899, p. 5
32: ‘Lions in the Way’, The Era, 23rd August 1890, p. 13
33: ‘“Krao” on View’, in The Freeman’s Journal, 18th September 1883, p. 5
34: ‘The Prince of Wales’s Presents’, Illustrated London News, 1st July 1876, p. 19
35: Official Guide to the Brighton Public Library, Museum and Fine Arts Gallery 1908
36: Annual Report of the Committee of the Free Public Library. Museum, and Walker Art Gallery 1888, published with kind permission of the Liverpool City Library, pp. 18, 20–26, 28–29
37: Lord Curzon and Bethnal Green Museum East London Observer, 1st September 1906, p. 5, Remarkable Asiatic Collection
38: ‘Mr Gordon Cumming’s South African Museum’, Edinburgh Evening Courant, 4th November 1852, p. 4
39: ‘Among The Trophies of a Mighty Hunter’, in Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic Review, 12th December 1896, pp. 587–590
40: Official Guide to Belle Vue Gardens Manchester 1900, Republished with kind permission of the ‘Chetham Library Manchester’
41: Jessie Brown, or the Relief of Lucknow Written by Dion Boucicault, 1858
42: Review of ‘Human Nature’, in Theatre, June–December 1885, pp. 217–220
43: ‘Cuttings About Cannibal Carnival’, Theatre and Performance Archive V & A Museum, THM/9/4/5/3, 1937
44: ‘Music-Hall Patriotism’, in Pall Mall Gazette, 10th December 1899, p. 3
45: ‘Holloway Empire’, in Islington Gazette, 4th December 1899, p. 2
46: ‘Soldiers of the Queen’, in The Era, 16th December 1899, p. 20
47: The War in Zululand, A.E. Cooke, British Library Lord Chamberlain’s Play and Day Books
48: Programmes for ‘Moore and Burgess Minstrels, 33rd Year’ June 1898
49: Henry ‘Box’ Brown, ‘Summer Assizes’ The Times, 30th July 1852, p. 6
50: John Blockley, Jessie’s Dream; A Story of the ‘Relief of Lucknow’, reproduced with kind permission of the National Library of Australia
51: Sheet Music ‘Sons of the Empire March’, C.V. Barton, 1900, March
52: The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular, Vol. 34, No. 609 (Nov. 1, 1893), p. 663. W. S. Gilbert and A Sullivan, ‘Utopia Ltd’
53: The Imperial Composer: Elgar. The Empire March (1924), Boosey and Hawkes, reproduced with kind permission of the British Library, St. Pancras
54: ‘BBC Radio Times’, 16th May 1930, p. 411
55: Patriotic Concert Royal Albert Hall 1899, Courtesy Royal Albert Hall Archive, ref. RAHE/1/1899/7
56: The Romance of Hine-Moa (1927)
57: Sanders of the River, The Bystander, 13th March 1935, p. 447
58: ‘The Lives of a Bengal Lancer’, in The Bystander, 6th February 1935, p. 231
59: Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Procession, June 1897
60: S. C. Lomax, Festival of Empire: Souvenir of the Pageant of London, (London: Bemrose and Sons, 1911), pp. 132–135; 147–160; 163–4
61: ‘Patriotic Carnivals in London’, in The Daily Telegraph, 12th April 1900, p. 4
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