The Passing of Empire

by Harold Fielding-Hall

“The Passing of Empire” by H. Fielding-Hall is a historical fiction novel that explores the decline of the British Empire and the broader implications of imperialism and colonialism. Set in the early 20th century, the book delves into the political and social dynamics surrounding the waning influence of the British Empire.
The narrative examines the impact of colonialism on both the empire and its territories, highlighting the challenges and changes faced by various regions as they transition away from imperial control.
Fielding-Hall's work offers a critical analysis of the forces at play during this period of transition, providing insights into the complexities of empire and the social and cultural upheavals that accompany its decline. “The Passing of Empire” serves as a historical reflection on the end of an era and the changing world order of the early 20th century. The novel provides insights into the broader implications of these political dynamics, illustrating the complexities of managing an empire in the face of evolving global and regional challenges. The novel provides insights into the broader implications of these political dynamics. It examines how political leaders and policymakers respond to the pressures of a changing world order.

201 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 9, 2024

About the author

Harold Fielding-Hall (1859-1917) was an Englishman who lived for some time in British Burma, serving as a high-ranking official in the colonial government. He wrote multiple books on religion, with a particular interest in Buddhism.