Sub-imperialism: Nationalism in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, 1860-1919

accept action activity affairs aims allow American Angra Pequena annexation areas asserted August Australian become Bismarck Borden Britain British British Government Canada Cape Colonial Office colonists concern considerations continued course demands Derby desire Dominions economic effort Empire enclosure England especially established European expansion expressed fact favored feeling felt Fiji followed forces foreign future German colonies Guinea History House Hughes idea Imperial Government important independence interests islands January July Labour land leaders League liberal Lloyd-George London matter ment Minister nationalism natural nineteenth century noted once opinion Pacific Parliament Peace Conference political popular position possible pressure principle problem question Quoted refused regard relations remained responsibility Samoa secure seemed settlement situation Smuts society South South Africa South-West Africa strong Sydney territory tion trade Union United urged Wilson wrote Zealand