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MORRIS, J.: Farewell the Trumpets - An Imperial Retreat (Pax Britannica, Vol. 3) (Abridged).
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Main Author:
Morris, Jan
(Author)
Corporate Author:
Naxos Digital Services
Language:
English
Published:
Hong Kong :
Naxos Digital Services US Incorporated
2012.
Series:
Naxos Spoken Word Library.
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For generations the British in India{u2026} ( 05 min., 04 sec. )
Later in the year{u2026} ( 05 min., 03 sec. )
The most lavish exercise{u2026} ( 05 min., 02 sec. )
Since it seemed likely{u2026} ( 07 min., 09 sec. )
Still the Empire proceeded{u2026} ( 04 min., 26 sec. )
In hindsight one can see{u2026} ( 07 min., 19 sec. )
So the Dominions diverged{u2026} ( 07 min., 29 sec. )
On October 4, 1930{u2026} ( 07 min., 08 sec. )
The British were paying{u2026} ( 05 min., 58 sec. )
The greatest of all their works{u2026} ( 06 min., 42 sec. )
It did not come naturally{u2026} ( 05 min., 54 sec. )
There was an imperial folklore{u2026} ( 05 min., 53 sec. )
But in the last generation{u2026} ( 07 min., 39 sec. )
In Kenya was Lord Delamere{u2026} ( 05 min., 20 sec. )
In London was Frederick John Dealtry Lugard{u2026} ( 07 min., 31 sec. )
Alas for Ronald Storrs{u2026} ( 04 min., 36 sec. )
Several great women travellers{u2026} ( 05 min., 37 sec. )
Hard times had come for the British people{u2026} ( 05 min., 43 sec. )
At another extreme{u2026} ( 07 min., 29 sec. )
Hitler went to war{u2026} ( 07 min., 10 sec. )
Without her equivocal allies{u2026} ( 04 min., 14 sec. )
It so happened{u2026} ( 06 min., 58 sec. )
The Australians and New Zealanders{u2026} ( 06 min., 08 sec. )
Harold Macmillan, a future Prime Minister{u2026} ( 07 min., 22 sec. )
A more baleful view of the Empire{u2026} ( 05 min., 57 sec. )
On March 22, 1947{u2026} ( 05 min., 22 sec. )
The knot was worse than the Gordian{u2026} ( 05 min., 14 sec. )
Mountbatten hoped to leave behind a federal united India{u2026} ( 07 min., 21 sec. )
The Viceroy was not deterred{u2026} ( 04 min., 04 sec. )
They rationalised the Commonwealth{u2026} ( 05 min., 29 sec. )
But we must narrow our focus{u2026} ( 06 min., 45 sec. )
The Arabs were no less passionate in opposition{u2026} ( 06 min., 17 sec. )
Sometimes sceptically{u2026} ( 07 min., 04 sec. )
Our second grandee{u2026} ( 07 min., 27 sec. )
Many aspects of Victorianism{u2026} ( 06 min., 46 sec. )
In 1905 the British decreed{u2026} ( 05 min., 05 sec. )
Sea-captains of every nationality{u2026} ( 04 min., 53 sec. )
It was the first of the propaganda wars{u2026} ( 05 min., 59 sec. )
Spion Kop was one of the most{u2026} ( 05 min., 17 sec. )
On the face of it{u2026} ( 07 min., 47 sec. )
It was too late, anyway{u2026} ( 06 min., 36 sec. )
And if to the public at home{u2026} ( 06 min., 08 sec. )
The British also sent the French{u2026} ( 05 min., 59 sec. )
The day after the Khartoum memorial service{u2026} ( 07 min., 42 sec. )
There was calculation{u2026} ( 07 min., 47 sec. )
Farewell the Trumpets ( 05 min., 48 sec. )
An Introduction{u2026} ( 03 min., 26 sec. )
On March 12, 1930{u2026} ( 04 min., 50 sec. )
Nobody then, nobody later{u2026} ( 06 min., 34 sec. )
In the meantime{u2026} ( 07 min., 31 sec. )
Among those most deeply affected{u2026} ( 05 min., 41 sec. )
For it was to prove a febrile relationship{u2026} ( 07 min., 31 sec. )
Before the war{u2026} ( 05 min., 25 sec. )
After the Easter Rising{u2026} ( 04 min., 11 sec. )
When war came{u2026} ( 04 min., 13 sec. )
Two remarkable members{u2026} ( 05 min., 12 sec. )
This was the inflammatory situation{u2026} ( 05 min., 47 sec. )
For another generation{u2026} ( 05 min., 26 sec. )
For though self-determination{u2026} ( 05 min., 45 sec. )
The British Empire had more than survived the war{u2026} ( 05 min., 10 sec. )
The Gallipoli campaign lasted 259 days{u2026} ( 07 min., 19 sec. )
Fisher resigned{u2026} ( 07 min., 23 sec. )
But of the three imperial campaigns{u2026} ( 07 min., 17 sec. )
Early the next afternoon{u2026} ( 05 min., 58 sec. )
The Turkish possession called Mesopotamia{u2026} ( 05 min., 48 sec. )
Such, many times multiplied{u2026} ( 07 min., 13 sec. )
In 1905: a Liberal Government{u2026} ( 07 min., 25 sec. )
The British slept that night{u2026} ( 06 min., 04 sec. )
The first part of the plan{u2026} ( 06 min., 25 sec. )
It was nearly over now{u2026} ( 04 min., 24 sec. )
Mauritius was another relic{u2026} ( 05 min., 17 sec. )
In the winter of 1967{u2026} ( 04 min., 08 sec. )
Of all the charges of Empire{u2026} ( 05 min., 08 sec. )
Churchill died, and it died with him{u2026} ( 07 minutes, 49 sec. )
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