[카테고리:] PROJECT EMPIRE
How the English Language Conquered the World
This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » In 1170, Richard De Clare, the English Earl of Pembroke, subdued the Irish city of…
The Criminal Origins of the United States of America
Illustration by Zeyd Anwar; Credits: Wikipedia; British Library; British Museum This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » On December 15, 1722, twenty-seven…
The Real Cecil Rhodes
This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » I doubt many of us would feel comfortable putting up a statue with the following…
The Enslaved Prince of Annamaboe
Illustration by Zeyd Anwar; New Politic; National Portrait Gallery; Christies This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » The entrance door to the…
Introducing Project Empire
Illustration by Zeyd Anwar; New Politic This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » Lives were taken and millions were displaced. Countries were…
The Brutality of British Slavery Knew No Bounds
Sugar cane cutters in Jamaica This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » One of the biggest controversies in the current historiography of…
The Strange Rebirth of a Defunct System
This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » The question — “what part does imperialism play in the 2016 majority vote for Brexit?”…
Mary Prince, The Woman Who Struck Back at Empire
Illustration by Zeyd Anwar; New Politic This article is part of Project Empire, an editorial series designed to explore the history of the British Empire. See the full collection here » “Since I have been here I have often wondered…