
Title
- Oxford World’s Classics (Oxford University Press)
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edited with an introduction and notes by Elleke BoehmerPublication Details
BookOxford University Press1998Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (UPPER LEVEL) PR9085 .E46 1998 AVAILABLE New Feature: Text this to your cellphone
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Empire Writing is the first anthology to gather together British imperial writing alongside native and settler literature, interweaving short stories, poems, essays, travel writing, and memoirs from the phase of British expansionist imperialism known as high empire. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Subject
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- "This is the first anthology to gather together British imperial writing alongside native and settler literature in English, interweaving short stories, poems, essays, travel writing, and memoirs from the phase of British expansionist imperialism known as high empire. A rich and startling diversity of responses to the colonial experience emerges: voices of imperial adventurers, administrators, memsahibs, propagandists, and poets intermingle with West Indian and South African nationalists, Indian mystics, Creole balladeers, women activists, and native interpreters." "Drawn from India, Africa, the West Indies, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland, and Britain, this wide-ranging selection embraces some of empire’s key symbols and emblematic moments as well as challenging accepted categories and definitions."- -BOOK JACKET
Contents
- An Indian Railway and The Gulf Between Us, from The Competition Wallah (1864) / George Otto Trevelyan
- Conclusion to Inaugural Lecture (1870) / John Ruskin
- Aboriginals (1873) / Anthony Trollope
- Civilian Memoirs (1873) / John Beames
- The Meeting with Stanley (1874) / David Livingstone
- The Meeting with Livingstone (1886) / Henry Morton Stanley
- from Preface to Adam Lindsay Gordon’s Poems (1876) / Marcus Clarke
- From the Clyde to Braidwood (1877) / ‘Australie’ (Emily Manning)
- from The Light of Asia (1879) / Edwin Arnold
- The Defence of Lucknow (1880) / Alfred Tennyson
- Opening of the Indian and Colonial Exhibition by the Queen (1886) / Alfred Tennyson
- from The Aims and Methods of a Liberal Education for Africans (1881) / Edward Wilmot Blyden
- A mon Pere (1876) / Toru Dutt
- Sonnet - Baugmaree; Sonnet - The Lotus; Our Casuarina Tree; from Ancient Ballads and Legends of Hindustan (1882) / Toru Dutt
- from The Expansion of England (1883) / John Seeley
- Letter from Sungei Ujong, Malay Peninsula (1883) / Isabella Bird
- The Legend of Solomon’s Mines (1885) / H. Rider Haggard
- Colonials and Literature (1886) / Sara Jeannette Duncan
- His Chance in Life (1888) / Rudyard Kipling
- Christmas in India (1888) / Rudyard Kipling
- Giffen’s Debt (1886) / Rudyard Kipling
- Mandalay (1892) / Rudyard Kipling
- What the People Said (1887) / Rudyard Kipling
- 1887 (1896) / A. E. Housman
- from The English in the West Indies (1888) / J. A. Froude
- from Froudacity (1889) / J. J. Thomas
- The Duties of the Mistress (1889) / Flora Annie Steel
- Bopoluchi (1884) / Flora Annie Steel
- In the Permanent Way (1898) / Flora Annie Steel
- A Pipe of Mystery (1890) / G. A. Henty
- War (1879) / Isabella Valancy Crawford
- Said the Canoe (1905) / Isabella Valancy Crawford
- Low Tide on Grand Pre (1893) / Bliss Carman
- A Vagabond Song (1896) / Bliss Carman
- The Pea -Fields (1893) / Charles G. D. Roberts
- My Trees (1893) / Charles G. D. Roberts
- Late November (1888) / Archibald Lampman
- Among the Orchards (1899) / Archibald Lampman
- The Onondaga Madonna (1898) / Duncan Campbell Scott
- Clancy of the Overflow (1895) / A. B. (’Banjo) Paterson
- The Travelling Post Office (1895) / A. B. (’Banjo’) Paterson
- Old Australian Ways (1902) / A. B. (’Banjo’) Paterson
- The Drover’s Wife (1894) / Henry Lawson
- The Tramp (1901) / Barbara Baynton
- from Introductory to The Bulletin Story Book (1901) / A. G. Stephens
- from The Ideal of a Universal Religion (1896) / Swami Vivekananda
- The King of Apemama: The Royal Trader (1896) / Robert Louis Stevenson
- Up Country (1897) / Hugh Clifford
- The True Conception of Empire (1897) / Joseph Chamberlain
- from Trooper Halket of Mashonaland (1897) / Olive Schreiner
- Black Ghosts (1897) / Mary Kingsley
- An Outpost of Progress (1898) / Joseph Conrad
- Jubilee Night in Westmorland (1898) / William Watson
- Recessional (1897) / Rudyard Kipling
- The White Man’s Burden (1899) / Rudyard Kipling
- The Transvaal (1899) / Algernon Charles Swinburne
- To Arms! (1899) / Alfred Austin
- An ABC, for Baby Patriots (1899) / Mrs. Ernest Ames
- Departure (1901) / Thomas Hardy
- A Christmas Ghost-Story (1899) / Thomas Hardy
- Drummer Hodge (1899) / Thomas Hardy
- Remonstrance; Pro Rege Nostro; The Choice of the Will; from For England’s Sake (1900) / W. E. Henley
- Grenadier (composed c.1900; 1922) / A. E. Housman
- Vitai Lampada (1897) / Henry Newbolt
- Peace (1902) / Henry Newbolt
- April on Waggon Hill (1903) / Henry Newbolt
- Srahmandazi (1902) / Henry Newbolt
- Rome and Another; The Inexorable Law; The True Imperialism; from For England (1903) / William Watson
- The Lesson (1903) / Rudyard Kipling
- The Political Significance of Imperialism (1902) / J. A. Hobson
- Love and Death (1901) / Cornelia Sorabji
- from Colonial Servants (1904) / Mary Anne Barker
- Village-Song; Humayun to Zobeida; Ode to H.H. the Nizam of Hyderabad; To India; from The Golden Threshold (1905) / Sarojini Naidu - - Songs of my City; Song of Radha the Milkmaid; An Anthem of Love; from The Bird of Time(1912) / Sarojini Naidu
- The British Empire (1906) / George Nathaniel and Marquess Curzon
- The Object of Passive Resistance (1907) / Sri Aurobindo
- Charles Stewart Parnell, 1891 (1895) / Sri Aurobindo
- Transiit, Non Periit (1909) / Sri Aurobindo - - Hymn to the Mother: Bandemataram (1909) / Sri Aurobindo
- Revelation (1915) / Sri Aurobindo
- Rebirth (1915) / Sri Aurobindo
- The Rise of Ram Din (1906) / Alice Perrin
- Ireland at the Bar (1907) / James Joyce
- from Kashi (1910) / Edmund Candler
- Back to the Bush (1910) / Stephen Leacock
- Pamela (1911) / Dorothea Fairbridge
- As in a Glass Darkly and African Nationality; from Ethiopia Unbound (1911) / J. E. Casely Hayford
- Oh General Jackson!; The Other Day; I Have a News; from Walter Jekyll’s Jamaican Song and Story (1907) / Claude McKay
- Cudjoe Fresh From de Lecture; Old England; My Native Land, My Home; from Songs of Jamaican (1912) / Claude McKay
- The Apple-Woman’s Complaint, from Constab Ballads (1912) / Claude McKay
- If We Must Die (1918) / Claude McKay
- Poems from Gitanjali (Song Offerings) (1912) / Rabindranath Tagore
- Introduction to Gitanjali (1912) / William Butler Yeats
- Pipi on the Prowl (1913) / B. E. Baughan
- How Pearl Button was Kidnapped (1912) / Katherine Mansfield
- To Stanislaw Wyspianski (1910) / Katherine Mansfield
- The Wind Blows (1915) / Katherine Mansfield
- One Night with the Fugitives (1916) / Solomon T. Plaatje
- Pearls and Swine (composed c.1913; 1921) / Leonard Woolf
- App. ‘L’Irlanda alla sbarra’: the original Italian text of Joyce’s ‘Ireland at the Bar’ (pp. 336-8)
ISBN
- 0192832654
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