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Welcome to the History Extra Podcast, fascinating historical conversations from BBC History

magazine and BBC History Revealed.

Across the course of the 20th century, Britain's empire reached its peak and then began

to disintegrate. Yet, according to historian Charlotte Lydia Riley, even in the era of

decolonisation, the country was still indelibly shaped by an imperial mindset. I spoke to

Charlotte about her new book Imperial Island and where she still sees the imprint of

empire in Britain today. But before we start, if you're a fan of the show, we've got

a quick favour to ask. We'd love to hear from you about the episodes or guests that

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So thank you so much for joining me to talk about your new book Imperial Island, which

looks at how imperialism and its collapse has shaped Britain since the Second World War.

In the introduction to the book, you say this book seeks to set out why people in Britain

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