1. Methods of British Colonization in the Nineteenth Century
... tongue is that which would be the most useful to our native subjects. " Another reason for the spread was other examples of communities, "It is the language of two great European communities which are rising, the one in South Africa the other in Australasia. " As one community was successful, they would move to the next continuing to spread British power and ... bringing the British ways to Africa giving the British more control of what goes on there. Prime evidence of this would be when Lugard says, "As the skill of the European in medicine asserts its superiority over the crude method...
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