The British idea of themselves as an imperial people, charged with the governance of others, had its origin in the discoveries and conquests of the Tudor state in the sixteenth century.
An edition of Ideologies of the Raj
(1994)
Ideologies of the Raj
by Thomas R. Metcalf
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"The British idea of themselves as an imperial people, charged with the governance of others, had its origin in the discoveries and conquests of the Tudor state in the sixteenth century."
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