The Anglo-African Commonwealth. Political Friction and Cultural Fusion

Content: 
THE COMMONWEALTH AND INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY, Page i
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page vi
Acknowledgments, Pages vii-viii
Britain's Third Commonwealth: An Introduction, Pages 1-8
CHAPTER 1 - John Locke and Mahatma Gandhi in African Resistance, Pages 11-26
CHAPTER 2 - The African “Conquest” of the British Commonwealth, Pages 27-41
CHAPTER 3 - The Rhodesian Problem and the Kenyan Precedent, Pages 42-59
CHAPTER 4 - The European Economic Community and the British Legacy in Africa, Pages 60-78
CHAPTER 5 - Romantic Self Images: British and African, Pages 81-90
CHAPTER 6 - The Royal Theme in African Nationalism, Pages 91-106
CHAPTER 7 - Shakespeare in African Political Thought, Pages 107-120
CHAPTER 8 - The African Symbolism of Julius Caesar, Pages 121-133
APPENDIX I - The Lure of Commonwealth Membership, Pages 137-138
APPENDIX II - Race and the Commonwealth, Pages 139-141
APPENDIX III - Retreat from Westminster, Pages 142-144
APPENDIX IV - Residual Pax Britannica in Africa, Pages 145-147
APPENDIX V - Pan-Africanism and the Commonwealth: Are they in Conflict, Pages 148-153
APPENDIX VI - The English Language in African Politics, Pages 154-156
APPENDIX VII - The English Language in African Culture, Pages 157-159
Index, Pages 161-163