Gloria Britanica and the Universality of Anglo-Saxonism (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024256840)

"Gloria Britanica and the Universality of Anglo-Saxonism" is a historical paper presented by Abraham at the Convention of the North American St. George's Union in Toronto, August 30, 1883. The text explores the concept of Anglo-Saxonism and its perceived universality during the height of the British Empire. It offers insight into the ideologies that underpinned British colonialism and the sense of racial and cultural superiority prevalent at the time.

This document provides a valuable primary source for understanding the intellectual and social currents that shaped late 19th-century imperialism. It reveals the ways in which Anglo-Saxon identity was constructed and promoted as a unifying force within the empire and beyond. Scholars of British history, colonialism, and racial studies will find this text a compelling resource for examining the historical roots of these complex and enduring themes.

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