‘Agir à l’anglaise’ – Britain, France and Russia in the Imperial mirror, 1814–1914
This paper offers an overview of the pooling and sharing of knowledge between the British, French and Russian empires in the 19th century. It begins by exploring how far the Russian ruling elite saw the British and French Empires as exemplars and borrowed techniques and tools of conquest and rule fr...
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| description | This paper offers an overview of the pooling and sharing of knowledge between the British, French and Russian empires in the 19th century. It begins by exploring how far the Russian ruling elite saw the British and French Empires as exemplars and borrowed techniques and tools of conquest and rule from them, before looking at how far this was reciprocated, and at Russian views of the Asian empires that were its neighbours – the Ottoman Empire, China and Japan. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:87ad0e34-0ed3-40f9-b6aa-64af0beded942024-08-13T11:00:25Z‘Agir à l’anglaise’ – Britain, France and Russia in the Imperial mirror, 1814–1914Book sectionhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_1843uuid:87ad0e34-0ed3-40f9-b6aa-64af0beded94EnglishSymplectic ElementsLeiden University Press2024Morrison, ASchayegh, CThis paper offers an overview of the pooling and sharing of knowledge between the British, French and Russian empires in the 19th century. It begins by exploring how far the Russian ruling elite saw the British and French Empires as exemplars and borrowed techniques and tools of conquest and rule from them, before looking at how far this was reciprocated, and at Russian views of the Asian empires that were its neighbours – the Ottoman Empire, China and Japan. |
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