British imperialism in Cyprus, 1878-1915

The book delves into the complexities of British imperialism in Cyprus, examining the historical and cultural narratives that justified British control over the island. It highlights how the significance of Cyprus was often exaggerated and intertwined with prevailing myths, ultimately leading to the decision to relinquish British rule after thirty-five years. Through this exploration, the text uncovers the deeper tensions and motivations behind imperial actions and their impact on the island's identity.