Empireworld

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The book explores the lasting impact of the British Empire on 2.6 billion people in former colonies, highlighting its profound influence on culture, law, and societal norms, such as the prevalence of driving on the left. It contrasts Britain’s perception of its imperial history with the realities experienced by those in the colonies, revealing a complex narrative that encompasses the spread of Christianity and the shaping of international law. The discussion invites readers to reconsider the legacy of colonialism and its enduring effects on the modern world.