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), p. 30. For the wider context of Chinese labour within the Empire, see Rachel Bright, ‘Asian Migration and the British World, c . 1850– c . 1914’, in Kent Fedorowich and Andrew S. Thompson (eds), Empire, Migration and Identity in the British World (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2013), pp. 128–49. 79
the long life of empire migration’, Women's History Review , 25:4 (2016), 530. 51 Riedi, ‘Women, gender and the promotion of empire’, 584. 52 Smith, ‘The Women's Branch’, 522. 53
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1968 ), p. 10. 80 Sim, ‘ Clandonald ’, appendix (n.p.), notes from MacDonell’s undated typescript; NRAS 1883, Skene, Edwards & Garson papers, MacDonell’s undated memorandum to Empire Migration Board. 81 Wayne Norton, Help Us to a Better Land. Crofter Colonies in the Prairie West (Regina, Canadian Plains Research Center, 1994 ). Further information on Killarney and Saltcoats was kindly provided by Dr Domhnall Uilleam Stiùbhart. 82
, Culture, and Identity (London 2003), p. 5. This is further elaborated in Kent Fedorowich and Andrew Thompson, ‘Mapping the Contours of the British World: Empire, Migration and Identity’, in Kent Fedorowich and Andrew Thompson (eds), Empire, Migration and Identity in the British World (Manchester 2013 ), pp. 1
