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Empire without end: a new history of Britain and the Caribbean
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After five long centuries, the roots of colonialism still run deep. This is a powerful new reckoning with Britain's imperial legacy, its transformative effects on Britain and the Caribbean and its enduring role in systemic racism today. And it is a call for us all to learn from the challenges and failures of history and to play our part in creating a blueprint for the future. We cannot change the past. But we can repair the present.
- Genres
- History
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Vintage
- ISBN
- 9781529967401
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