Sir Keith Hancock and the British Empire: The Pax Britannica and the Pax Americana

English Historical Review

Volumn 120, Issue 488, 2005, Pages 937-962

  Louis, W M Roger ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN   (United States)

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EID: 57349163913     PISSN: 00138266     EISSN: 14774534     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1093/ehr/cei241     Document Type: Article

References (27)

1. W. R. Louis in Robin W. Winks (ed.), Oxford History of the British Empire (5 vols, Oxford, 1998–9), v, 30:
2. W. K. Hancock, Testimony (Canberra, 1985), 101.
3. D. A. Low (ed.), Keith Hancock: The Legacies of an Historian (Melbourne, 2001)
4. David Fieldhouse, ‘Keith Hancock and Imperial Economic History’, in Frederick Madden and D. K. Fieldhouse (eds), Oxford and the Idea of Commonwealth (London, 1982).
5. W. K. Hancock, Ricasoli and the Risorgimento in Tuscany (London, 1926).
6. Ann Oakley, Man and Wife: Richard and Kay Titmuss (London, 1996), 230, 234.
7. W. K. Hancock, Perspective in History (Canberra, 1982), 136.
8. John Darwin, ‘Gallagher’s Empire’, in W. R. Louis (ed.), Yet More Adventures with Britannia (London, 2005).
9. Carl Bridge and Kent Fedorowich (eds), The British World: Diaspora, Culture and Identity (London, 2003).
10. A. D. Harvey, ‘Historians in The National Archives’, Oxford Magazine (Fourth Week, History Term, 2005), 12.
11. W. K. Hancock, Politics in Pitcairn (London, 1947), v.
12. David Anderson, Histories of the Hanged: Britain’s Dirty War in Kenya and the End of the Empire (London, 2005)
13. Caroline Elkins, Britain’s Gulag: The Brutal End of Empire in Kenya (New York, 2005).
14. Deborah Lavin, From Empire to International Commonwealth: A Biography of Lionel Curtis (Oxford, 1995)
15. Amery, W. R. Louis, Leo Amery and the British Empire in the Age of Churchill (New York, 1992).
16. W. K. Hancock, Four Studies of War and Peace in this Century (Cambridge, 1961), 47.
17. W. K. Hancock, Australia (London, 1930), 148.
18. W. K. Hancock, All Souls, 1923–1982: Recollections and Reflections (published privately with very limited circulation 1982), 11.
19. Gerald Walsh, ‘Recording “The Australian Experience”: Hancock and the Australian Dictionary of Biography’, Legacies, 264.
20. S. G. Foster and Margaret M. Varghese, The Making of the Australian National University (St Leonards, Australia, 1996), 130.
21. Hancock, Four Studies of War in this Century, 113.
22. Robert O’Neill and D. M. Horner (eds), Australian Defence Policy for the 1980s (University of Queensland Press, 1982), 114–23.
23. Coral Bell (ed.), Agenda for the Eighties: Contexts of Australian Choices in Foreign and Defence Policy (Canberra, 1980).
24. Country and Calling, 233.
25. A. P. Thornton’s The Imperial Idea and its Enemies (London, 1959)
26. Doug Monro, in a book review in Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, xxi (Jan. 2003), 150.
27. Hancock, Perspective in History, 187.