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119e. Advertisement for the Inexperienced Planters of New England (London, 1631), pp. 15f, quoted in Evans, Milton's Imperial Epic, p. 18.
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119g. John Milton, "On Reformation... Discipline in England" (1644): Milton, Complete Prose Works, Vol. I, (New Haven, USA, 1953), pp. 616-617; W. T. Stead, Last Will and Testament of Cecil Rhodes. Political and religious ideas of the Testator (London, 1902), p. 100.
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123.Sir John Kaye, The Administration of the West India Company (London, 1853), p. 660.
124.Hugh E. Egerton, Short history of British colonial policy (London, 1897), p. 496, zitiert nach Hans Kohn, Die Idee des Nationalismus. Ursprung und Geschichte bis zur Franzosischen Revolution (Heidelberg, 1950), S. 852.
125.H. Kohn, ibid., S. 852.
126.Max Weber, The Protestant Ethics and the spirit of Capitalism, Translated by T. Parsons (London, 1968), p. 104, 122.
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130.Ibid., S. 76.
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132.Vgl. Manfred Messerschmidt & Fritz Wallner, Die Wehrmachtsjustiz im Dienste des Nationalsozialismus (Baden-Baden, 1987), S. 260f, 27If.
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138.E. Wingfield-Stratford, History of British Patriotism (London, 1913), Vol. I, p. xxxiv, xxxvi f, xxiii.
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140.Josiah Strong, The times and young men (New York, 1901), quoted in: Gossett, Race. History of an idea in America (New York, 1969), p. 187.
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151.Herbert Spencer, Social Statics or the Conditions essential for human happiness (London, 1851), p. 31 If, 314f, 321ff, 416f; Houghton, Victorian... mind, p. 139f.
152.David Duncan (Editor), Life and Letters of Herbert Spencer (New York, 1908), II, p. 16f: Spencer's letter of 26. August 1892 to Kentaro Kaneko.
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153.Cf. Hugh Mac Dougal, Racial Myth in English History, p. 97.
154.Hannah Arendt, Ursprunge... totaler Herrschaft, S. 290; Bernard Semmel, Imperialism and social reform, English Social-Imperial thought 1895—1914 (London, 1960), p. 42, 44, 49.
155.Francis Galton, Hereditary Genius (New York, 1891), p. 338f, 346, cited in Gossett, Race... in America, p. 155—156; Semmel, p. 47.
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159.Ibid., S. 195.
160.Ibid., S. 78.
161.Benjamin Kidd, Soziale Evolution. Deutsche Ubersetzung (Jena, 1895), S. 155, 156.
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164.Benjamin Kidd, Social Evolution (London, edition of 1898), p. 280.
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176.E. W. Eschmann, "Englische Fuhrelbildung": Die Tat, XXVII, Heft 3 (Juni 1935), S. 169.
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197.R. Thurlaw, Fascism in Britain, p. 19; B. Shaw, Man and Superman (1903), pp. 264,268; G. R. Searle, The Quest for National Efficiency, p. 95.
198.Ibid., p. 61, 96; B. Semmel, Imperialism and Social Reform (London, I960), pp. 50f, 53-82, 216-233.
198a. Ibid., p. 140.
198b. Lord Milner's "Credo": The (London) Times of 27. July, 1925, quoted in A. M. Gollin,
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200.Hannah Arendt, Elemente... totaler Herrschaft, S. 343, 345f.