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The Oxford History Of The British Empire: Volume Iii: The Nineteenth Century (Vol. Iii),New Gershom These Nineteenthcentury Latterday Saints (AsVolume Iii Covers The Long Watershed Of The Nineteenth Century, From The American Independence Of The 1780S To The Eve Of World War In 1914. This Period Saw Britain'S Greatest Expansion As An Empirebuilder And A Dominant World Power. We Begin With Several Thematic Chapterssome Are On Britain While Others Consider The Empire'S Peripheryexploring The Key Dynamics Of British Expansion That Made Imperial Influence Possible And Imperial Rule Prevalent. The