Wm Roger Louis is Kerr Professor of English History and Culture at the University of Texas at Austin and Fellow of St. Antony's College, Oxford. His books include Imperialism at Bay, The British Empire in the Middle East and, most recently, Ends of British Imperialism (I.B.Tauris) . He is Editor-in-Chief of the Oxford History of the British Empire.

• Table of Contents:1. Kenneth O. Morgan, 'Lloyd George, the Germans, and the French'2. Susan Pedersen, 'Frances Stevenson'3. Keith Thomas, 'The Changing Shape of Historical Interpretation'4. Dan Jacobson, 'Kipling in South Africa'5. Martin Gilbert, 'Tolkien in the First World War'6. Bernard Porter, 'The British Empire and British Culture'7. Barry Gough, 'Arthur Marder and British Sea Power'8. John Davis, 'A Great Englishman Nonetheless: Edward Evans-Pritchard'9. John Summers, 'C. Wright Mills in England'10. Priaya Satia, 'The Cultural Foundations of British Power in Iraq'11. Dane Kennedy, 'The New American Empire and its British Antecedents'12. Hilary Spurling, 'Reassessing Paul Scott'13. Larry Carver, 'Felix Topolski: Caricaturist or Artist?'14. Martin Francis, 'Cecil Beaton and the Second World War'15. Geoffrey Wheatcroft, 'The Partitions of Ireland and India'16. Indivar Kamtekar, 'England and India'17. Wm. Roger Louis, 'Oxford and Suez'18. John Lonsdale, 'Britannia's Mau Mau'19. Felipe Fernandez Armesto, 'An Accidental Criminal'

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Wm Roger Louis is Kerr Professor of English History and Culture at the University of Texas at Austin and Fellow of St. Antony's College, Oxford. His books include Imperialism at Bay, The British Empire in the Middle East and, most recently, Ends of British Imperialism (I.B.Tauris) . He is Editor-in-Chief of the Oxford History of the British Empire.

• Table of Contents:1. Kenneth O. Morgan, 'Lloyd George, the Germans, and the French'2. Susan Pedersen, 'Frances Stevenson'3. Keith Thomas, 'The Changing Shape of Historical Interpretation'4. Dan Jacobson, 'Kipling in South Africa'5. Martin Gilbert, 'Tolkien in the First World War'6. Bernard Porter, 'The British Empire and British Culture'7. Barry Gough, 'Arthur Marder and British Sea Power'8. John Davis, 'A Great Englishman Nonetheless: Edward Evans-Pritchard'9. John Summers, 'C. Wright Mills in England'10. Priaya Satia, 'The Cultural Foundations of British Power in Iraq'11. Dane Kennedy, 'The New American Empire and its British Antecedents'12. Hilary Spurling, 'Reassessing Paul Scott'13. Larry Carver, 'Felix Topolski: Caricaturist or Artist?'14. Martin Francis, 'Cecil Beaton and the Second World War'15. Geoffrey Wheatcroft, 'The Partitions of Ireland and India'16. Indivar Kamtekar, 'England and India'17. Wm. Roger Louis, 'Oxford and Suez'18. John Lonsdale, 'Britannia's Mau Mau'19. Felipe Fernandez Armesto, 'An Accidental Criminal'

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Wm Roger Louis is Kerr Professor of English History and Culture at the University of Texas at Austin and Fellow of St. Antony's College, Oxford. His books include Imperialism at Bay, The British Empire in the Middle East and, most recently, Ends of British Imperialism (I.B.Tauris) . He is Editor-in-Chief of the Oxford History of the British Empire.

• Table of Contents:1. Kenneth O. Morgan, 'Lloyd George, the Germans, and the French'2. Susan Pedersen, 'Frances Stevenson'3. Keith Thomas, 'The Changing Shape of Historical Interpretation'4. Dan Jacobson, 'Kipling in South Africa'5. Martin Gilbert, 'Tolkien in the First World War'6. Bernard Porter, 'The British Empire and British Culture'7. Barry Gough, 'Arthur Marder and British Sea Power'8. John Davis, 'A Great Englishman Nonetheless: Edward Evans-Pritchard'9. John Summers, 'C. Wright Mills in England'10. Priaya Satia, 'The Cultural Foundations of British Power in Iraq'11. Dane Kennedy, 'The New American Empire and its British Antecedents'12. Hilary Spurling, 'Reassessing Paul Scott'13. Larry Carver, 'Felix Topolski: Caricaturist or Artist?'14. Martin Francis, 'Cecil Beaton and the Second World War'15. Geoffrey Wheatcroft, 'The Partitions of Ireland and India'16. Indivar Kamtekar, 'England and India'17. Wm. Roger Louis, 'Oxford and Suez'18. John Lonsdale, 'Britannia's Mau Mau'19. Felipe Fernandez Armesto, 'An Accidental Criminal'

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