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The Rise And Fall Of The British Empire,New Richard Austin Betrayal BeckonsGreat Britain'S Geopolitical Role Has Undergone Many Changes Over The Last Four Centuries. Once A Maritime Superpower And Ruler Of Half The World, Britain Now Occupies An Isolated Position As An Economically Fragile Island Often At Odds With Her European Neighbors. In The Rise And Fall Of The British Empire, Lawrence James Has Written A Comprehensive, Perceptive, And Insightful History Of The British Empire. Spanning The Years From 1600 To The Present