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Commonwealth of Nations

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A history of the English-speaking peoples

Winston S. Churchill, Jeffrey Webb, CHURCHILL et al.

1956 ★ 3.6

The story of the Commonwealth

D. D. Rooney

1967

Myth

G. S. Kirk

1970

Churchill

Raymond Callahan

1984

A short history of British expansion

James Alexander Williamson

1922

Black people in the British Empire

Fryer, Peter.

1987

The British Commonwealth of Nations in a changing world: law, politics & prospects

Cowen, Zelman Sir.

1965

East and West of Suez

Tom Pocock

1986

L'homme qui rit

Victor Hugo

1869 ★ 3.8

Tales from a palm court

Ronnie Knox Mawer

1987

Survey of British Commonwealth affairs

Nicholas Mansergh

1952

Commonwealth: a history of the British Commonwealth of Nations

H. Duncan Hall

1971

The evolution of the British Empire and Commonwealth, from the American Revolution

Alfred LeRoy Burt

1956

Registration of title to land throughout the empire

James Edward Hogg

1920

The English-speaking alliance

Ritchie Ovendale

1986

Lost Children of the Empire

P. Bean

1989

Colonies into Commonwealth

W. David McIntyre

1967

Britain and the commonwealth

H. Victor Wiseman

1967

The collapse of British power

Correlli Barnett

1972

The liquidation of the British Empire

Charles Carrington

1961

Separate and unequal

Hugh Tinker

1976

Interviews with writers of the post-colonial world

Feroza F. Jussawalla

1992

The Commonwealth Yearbook 2012

2012

Imperial economic policy, 1917-1939

Ian M. Drummond

1974

For Valour

Chaz Bowyer

1978

The end of the British empire

John Darwin

1991

Speeches delivered in Canada in the autumn of 1908

Alfred Milner, Viscount Milner

1909

After imperialism

Michael Barratt Brown

1963

New federations

Ronald L. Watts

1966

The future of the Indo-British commonwealth

Josiah Clement Wedgwood

1921

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