Proceedings; Volume 10

This volume of the Proceedings of the Royal Colonial Institute offers a fascinating glimpse into the discussions and perspectives surrounding the British Empire during its zenith. Detailing the lectures, debates, and social events of the Institute, the book provides valuable primary source material for understanding the political, economic, and social aspects of colonialism. Explore the viewpoints of leading figures of the time on topics such as imperial governance, trade, and the relationships between Britain and its colonies. A must-read for historians and anyone interested in the legacy of the British Empire.

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