R. Cecil, The Myth of the Master Race, p. 135

James Fitzjames Stephen, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity (as note 223), p. 4.

Mack, Public Schools and British Opinion, p. 423.

Ibid., p. 201.

Houghton, p. 123.

Carlyle, Past and Present (London, 1897), p. 160f.

Thomas Carlyle, Latter Day Pamphlets (London, 1911), p. 135, 141.

Mack, p. 226.

Mack, p. 405f, 414.

Ibid., p.404.

Mack, p. 369.

Ibid., p. 32.

Mangan, Game ethics and Imperialism, p. 30, 33.

James Wellard, Understanding the English (1937), S. 85-95, quoted in Mack, p. 449f.

324. John Galsworthy's Article "Public Schools and Caste fadories" (of 27. May 1912): H. V.
Marrot, Life and letters of John Galsworthy (New York, 1936), p. 703—705 cited in:
Mack, p. 284; Wilkinson, The Prefects, p. 4.

327. Esme Wingfield-Stratford, History of English Patriotism (London, 1913), Vol. II, p.
458, 573.

328. John Galsworthy's Article "Public Schools and Caste factories" (of 27. May 1912): H. V.
Marrot, Life and letters of John Galsworthy (New York, 1936), p. 703—705 cited in:
Mack, p. 284.

331. Ibid., p. 23ff, 40f; Anthony Sampson, Wer regiert England? Anatomie einer
Fuhrungsschicht (München, 1963), S. 202.

331a. Thomas Hughes, Tom Brown's School Days (Oxford, 1989), p. xxxivf, xxxviiff; Rudyard Kipling, Complete Stalky & Co. (Oxford, 1987), p. 128—138.

332. Report of the Public School Commission (1864), HI, 3 (Teil i), S. 475ff, 5O6rT, quoted
in: Mack, p. 25.

334. Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf (München, 1933), S. 459; Sampson, Wer regiert England?
(wie Anm. 499), S. 202.

336. Geoffrey Drage, Eton and the Empire (Eton, 1890), p. 16: Mack, S. 217.

337.Thomas Henry Huxley, "On the advisableness of improving natural knowledge": Methods
and Results (1866), S. 40, quoted in: Houghton, Victorian frame of Mind, p. 106, 95.

338.David Newsome, Godliness and good learning. Four studies on an Victorian ideal (London,
1961), p. 197f, 209; Allen J. Greenberger, British image of India (Oxford, 1969), p. 25.

339. Alec Waugh, Vulkan Westindien, Die karibische Inselwelt von Kolumbus bis Castro
(München, 1967), S. 266, 269; James Froude, Carlyle. A history of his Life in London
(London, 1884), II, Kapitel XXVI, p. 265; Lord Oliver, The Myth of Governor Eyre
(London, 1933), pp. 284f, 314, 320f, 338; Bill Schwarz (Editor), The Expansion of
England. Race, ethnicity and cultural history (London, 1996), p. 163..

339a. Christine Bolt, Victorian attitudes to Race, pp. 103, 105, 93, quoting The Scotsman of 4. August, 1866 and Popular Magazine of Anthropology, \Ы. I (1866), pp. 14f.

340.Thomas Carlyle, "A discourse on Niggers"; Carlyle, "The Nigger Question" (1849), in:
Miscellaneous Essays, Vbl. IV (New York, 1900), p. 355, 367f.

347. Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf (München, 1933), S. 69.

349. Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Osburg, Must Britain lose India? (London, 1930) quoted in:
Reginald Reynolds, The White Sahibs in India (Wfestport, 1970), p. 275.

350. Betina Parry, Delusions and discoveries... India in the British Imagination 1880—1930
(London, 1972), p. 48.

351. Ibid., p. 34; Cecil Headlam, Ten Thousand Miles through India and Burma: An account
of an Oxford University... Cricket Tour (London, 1903), pp. 94,98,16; Richard Symonds,
Oxford and Empire (Oxford, 1991), p. 199, quoting Letter of Sir John Maynard to G.
Murray of 20. March, 1987; Robert MacDonald, Language Empire (Manchester, 1994), p.
220.

352. Mangan, Games ethics and Imperialism, p. 38; David Baker, Ideolody of Obsession. A. K.
Chesterton and British Fascism (London, 1996), p. 163; Christopher Hibbert, The Great
Mutiny. India 1857 (New York, 1982), p. 39 (reference 50); Alain Cairn (Editor),
Prelude to Imperialism. British reactions to Central African Society 1840—1890 (London,
1965) pp. 49, 41.

353. Houghton, p. 204; D. C. Somervell, Geistige Strömungen in England im neunzehnten
Jahrhundert (Bern, 1946), S. 136.

354. Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf (1933), S. 454-455; Thomas Hughes, Tom Brown's
School-Days (Oxford, 1989), p. 283, 301, 404.

354a. Thost, Als Nationalsozialist in England (München, 1939), S. 82; J. A. Cole, Lord Haw-Haw and William Joyce (London, 1964), p. 31; G. Strobl, The Germanic Isle

(Cambridge, 2000), quoting Morgen: Nationalsozialistische Jugendblätter, No 11 und 12 (1935).

354b. Т. С. Worsley, Barbarians and Philistines. Democracy and the Public Schools (London, 1940), pp. 74, 7, 10, 16; Wilkinson, The Prefects, p. 178.

355.Hitler, Monologe im Fuhrerhauptquartier, S. 213:18./19. Januar 1942; Fortnightly Review,
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356.Hermann Keyserling, Reise durch die Zeit ("Schweiz", 1948), S. 135, zitiert nach
Geoffrey Field, H. S. Chamberlain, Prophet of Bayreuth, p. 359f; Mack, p. 72.

357.Robert Briffault, Decline and Fall of the British Empire (New York, 1938); J. Wfellard,
Understanding the English (New York, 1937), quoted in: Mack, p. 449f.

358.Mangan, Games ethics and Imperialism, p. 27—28.

359.Ibid., p. 25—27; Rudyard Kipling, Land and Sea Tales for Scouts and Guides (London,
1951), p. VI.

360.Mangan, Games ethics and Imperialism., p. 27.

361.Ibid., p. 23f.

362.Houghton, p. 203.

363.Ibid., p. 202.

364.Noel Gilroy Annan, Leslie Stephen. His thought and character in relation to his time (London,
1951), p. 38, cited in: Houghton, p. 202.

365.H. John Field, Toward a Programme of Imperial Life, The British Empire at the turn of
the Century (Oxford, n. d.), p. 39; Houghton, p. 202: "Moral attitudes".

366.J. A. Mangan, Games and the ethics of Imperialism (Harmondsworth, England, 1985), p.
147.

367. Houghton, p. 205.

368. Francis Hutchins, The Illusion of Permanence. British Imperialism in India (Princeton,
USA, 1967), p. 72.

368a. Albert Speer, Erinnerungen (Frankfurt, 1969), S. 181, 403, 446.

369.J. W. Täte, "Nationalpolitische Erziehungsanstalten and the English Public Schools", in:
Zeitschrift fur Erziehung, VI (1937), S. 162f, 171.

370.Fernsehkanal 3 Sat am 5. September 1996; Hans Münchberg, Gelobt sei, was hart macht.
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371.Mack, p. 216, 138, quotes Macmillan's of March 1870, p. 406; Mihran Dabagund Kristen
Platt (Hrsg.) Genozid und Moderne (Opladen, 1998), S. 131. _y

372.Houghton, p. 202.

373.Kenneth Neill Cameron, The young Shelley. Genesis of a Radical (New York, 1950),
p. 7-11, 37, 273.

374.Marilyn Butler, Romantic rebels and reactionaries in English literature and its background
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375. Friedrich Heer, Europa, Mutter der Revolutionen (Stuttgart, 1964), S. 29.
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376. K. N. Cameron, The young Shelley, p. 162; Речь, произнесенная в палате лордов
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377. Houghton, S. 201.

378. Charles Kingsley, "The limits of exact science as applied to history: The Roman and the
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379. The Edingburgh Review (April 1897), p. 356, 371, quoted in: Mack, p. 214.

380. Wolfgang Hong, Die Faschisierung des bürgerlichen Subjekts. Ideologic der gesunden
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