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British Empire MOOC

Professor James Mark discusses Imperialism with Professor Richard Toye during the University of Exeter’s free online course: “Empire – the controversies of British Imperialism”. Join the debate. ©University of Exeter 2015.

This entry was posted in Blog and tagged British, Imperialism on 26th February 2015 by Catherine Devenish.

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