States of injury: Josephine butler on slavery, citizenship, and the boer war

Arts and Humanities

• Empire 100%
• Boer War 100%
• Nineteenth Century 50%
• Brown 50%
• Racial 50%
• Historical Context 50%
• Discourse 50%
• Visible 50%
• Victorian 50%
• Reform 50%
• Attachment 50%
• Nation-state 50%
• Suffering 50%
• Colonial Subject 50%
• late-Victorian 50%
• British colonialism 50%
• Political Participation 50%
• Twins 50%
• Pathos 50%
• Native people 50%
• Subjection 50%
• Feminist Movement 50%
• 1860s 50%
• Imperial State 50%
• Colonial Ideology 50%

Keyphrases

• Citizenship 100%
• Feminist 100%
• Slavery 100%
• Boer War 100%
• Westerners 33%
• Nineteenth Century 33%
• Nation-state 33%
• Historical Context 33%
• Political Participation 33%
• Non-Western 33%
• Empire 33%
• First World 33%
• Imperialism 33%
• Imperial Feminism 33%
• Late Victorian 33%
• Colonial Subject 33%
• British Colonialism 33%
• Pathos 33%
• Native Peoples 33%
• Feminist Movement 33%
• Prostitutes 33%
• Afro-Caribbean 33%
• Colonial Ideology 33%
• Brown State 33%