Newham Bookshop events at The Wanstead Tap
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Newham Bookshop, Pete Fallan, March 2021. -
We can send books by post, usually £3.20 in the UK.
The instant Sunday Times bestseller
In his ground-breaking new book, Sathnam Sanghera traces the legacies of British empire around the world.
The British empire was built on slavery, but it also pioneered abolition. It spread democracy, but it also seeded geopolitical instability.
It devastated nature but it also gave birth to modern notions of environmentalism. In this urgent sequel to Empireland, award-winning author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera extends his examination of British imperial legacies beyond Britain to the wider world. Travelling across outposts of the former empire from Barbados and Mauritius to India and Nigeria and beyond, Sanghera puts to bed the conventional balance-sheet view of imperial history where the good is merely weighed up against the bad.
In Empireworld, Sanghera instead seeks out nuance to reveal how contradictory forces of the British empire have shaped our world and what they mean for our place within it today.
“A wonderful book.” — Rory Stewart.
“Nuanced and deeply researched.” — Financial Times.
“Not just a welcome corrective but a book for our times.” — Peter Frankopan.
“An absolute masterpiece.” — James O’Brien.
“Puts Sanghera in the firmament of great imperial historians.” — Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, i paper.
“Profoundly moving.” — Elizabeth Day.
The instant Sunday Times bestseller
In his ground-breaking new book, Sathnam Sanghera traces the legacies of British empire around the world.
The British empire was built on slavery, but it also pioneered abolition. It spread democracy, but it also seeded geopolitical instability.
It devastated nature but it also gave birth to modern notions of environmentalism. In this urgent sequel to Empireland, award-winning author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera extends his examination of British imperial legacies beyond Britain to the wider world. Travelling across outposts of the former empire from Barbados and Mauritius to India and Nigeria and beyond, Sanghera puts to bed the conventional balance-sheet view of imperial history where the good is merely weighed up against the bad.
In Empireworld, Sanghera instead seeks out nuance to reveal how contradictory forces of the British empire have shaped our world and what they mean for our place within it today.
“A wonderful book.” — Rory Stewart.
“Nuanced and deeply researched.” — Financial Times.
“Not just a welcome corrective but a book for our times.” — Peter Frankopan.
“An absolute masterpiece.” — James O’Brien.
“Puts Sanghera in the firmament of great imperial historians.” — Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, i paper.
“Profoundly moving.” — Elizabeth Day.
The instant Sunday Times bestseller
In his ground-breaking new book, Sathnam Sanghera traces the legacies of British empire around the world.
The British empire was built on slavery, but it also pioneered abolition. It spread democracy, but it also seeded geopolitical instability.
It devastated nature but it also gave birth to modern notions of environmentalism. In this urgent sequel to Empireland, award-winning author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera extends his examination of British imperial legacies beyond Britain to the wider world. Travelling across outposts of the former empire from Barbados and Mauritius to India and Nigeria and beyond, Sanghera puts to bed the conventional balance-sheet view of imperial history where the good is merely weighed up against the bad.
In Empireworld, Sanghera instead seeks out nuance to reveal how contradictory forces of the British empire have shaped our world and what they mean for our place within it today.
“A wonderful book.” — Rory Stewart.
“Nuanced and deeply researched.” — Financial Times.
“Not just a welcome corrective but a book for our times.” — Peter Frankopan.
“An absolute masterpiece.” — James O’Brien.
“Puts Sanghera in the firmament of great imperial historians.” — Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, i paper.
“Profoundly moving.” — Elizabeth Day.