The Round Table, Vol. 5: A Quarterly Review of the Politics of the British Empire; December 1914 to September 1915 (Classic Reprint)

A timely look at the politics of the British Empire during World War I, with contemporary analyses from Dominion perspectives.

This quarterly review presents insights into imperial relations, war measures, and the shifting balance of power across the empire. It includes reporting on New Zealand’s mobilization, finance, and public opinion, alongside broader discussions of Canada, Australia, and other dominions. The collection captures how governments responded to war, how economies adapted, and how public sentiment shaped policy during a pivotal year.

• Imperial governance and the behavior of ministries during wartime.
• Dominion reports on defense, recruitment, and domestic policy.
• Financial matters, exchange, and the impact of war on economies.
• Maps, indexes, and cross-imperial references that illuminate global politics of the era.