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One sheet piece of British Empire propaganda titled "Learn to Think Imperially". It features two globes highlighting British territories and was likely produced around the early 20th century.
Overview
Title: Learn to Think Imperially
Context: The phrase "Think Imperially" is closely associated with Joseph Chamberlain, a prominent British statesman and colonial secretary in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, who advocated for stronger imperial unity and trade preference within the British Empire.
Imagery: The poster uses maps showing the extent of the British Empire ("the sun never sets on the British Empire") and features a depiction of Britannia, a national personification of Britain, with Union Jack flags.
Purpose: It was designed to promote imperial sentiment and unity among British citizens, encouraging them to see the world through a colonial lens and support imperial policies. |
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