As the previous volumes in this series have shown, Britain's system
of unfederal government had, by 1840, passed a cultural crossroads.
There had been a parting of the ways in which the old
representative system that had provided rule for colonies
(including those in America and the Caribbean) in earlier centuries
was being superseded. In this fourth volume Madden and Fieldhouse
focus on those colonies in North America, Australasia, and South
Africa where British subjects had settled in considerable numbers,
and where the restrictions of the old system had been outgrown and
representative and responsible government was developing toward
full self-government. This fourth volume illustrates the larger
themes in the evolution of self-government in these colonies. The
book examines the theme of self-government through four separate
sections. Section I approaches the issue from the British
viewpoint, surveying diverse concepts of the empire, the changes in
imperial institutions, and attitudes toward trade, defense, and
legal uniformity. Section II examines the evolution of, and later
developments in, responsible government in these settled colonies,
and Section III looks at the extension of self-government beyond
the confines of internal domestic affairs. Finally, Section IV
concentrates on the experiments in federal government among the
contiguous groupings of colonies in North America, Australasia, and
South Africa. The book also includes a preface with background and
historical data, a note on primary and secondary sources, a listing
of Secretaries of State from 1839 to 1903, and a comprehensive
index. As with all the books in this series, this volume will be an
important reference sourcefor courses in British history as well as
in the history of colonization. It will also be a valuable addition
to university, research, and public libraries.
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