Silber (ed.), Reprints from Sing Out!, vol. A modern reprint of this song appears in Waites and Hunter 180.ġ1. Pearsall cites (without evidence) the belief 'that Macdermott was in the pay of the Conservative Party, which was interested in meddling in that war.' See Pearsall 48.ĩ. Bedarida, A Social History of England 1851-1975 (London: Methuen, 1979) chapter 4 - but though the depression may not have been universal (the ballad market thrived), it was of such concern to the government that they agreed to set up a Royal Commission to investigate the 'Depression of Trade and Industry' in 1885.ħ. Some historians now argue over the extent of the 'Great Depression' - see, forĮxample, F. Gallagher, and Robinson, R., 'The imperialism of free trade', Economic History Review (1953).Ħ. P Thompson, William Morris (New York: Pantheon: 1976): 479-81.ĥ. Eldridge (ed.), British Imperialism in the Nineteenth Century (London: Macmillan1984): 88.Ĥ. Sturgis, 'Britain and the new imperialism', in C. Hobson in Imperialism: A Study (London, 1902).ģ. The phrase 'conscious imperialism' was coined by J. Lenin, Imperialism: the Highest Stage of Capitalism (1917) (Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1968): 73.Ģ. Clicking on all thumbnails and larger images in the main text will produce both larger images and in some cases additional information.
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