Titlebook: Britain‘s Imperial Muse; The Classics, Imperi C. A. Hagerman Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013

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Entwicklung der manuellen Medizin, his audience’s awareness of the gulf between attitudes to education, empire, and classical antiquity current in the summertime of Britain’s imperial power during the 19. century, and those current in the depths of its terminal winter at the close of the 20. century.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97555-4tions they spawned, came to be. Did they spring full formed from the hoary brows of ancient sources? Were they a palimpsest of contemporary concerns and values over ancient texts? Or did they emerge from a process that slid to and fro on the spectrum between these poles?

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Entwicklung der Manuellen Medizin, classical discourse made similar contributions — not all of them strictly negative or leading inevitably to the entrenchment of ‘difference’, though in the end this seems to have been the most common result of applying it to the study and representation of India during the long 19. century.

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Introduction, his audience’s awareness of the gulf between attitudes to education, empire, and classical antiquity current in the summertime of Britain’s imperial power during the 19. century, and those current in the depths of its terminal winter at the close of the 20. century.

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Classical Discourse and British Imperial Identity: The Civilizing Mission, his belief in the ability of colonization and imperial expansion to spread law and order, the essential prerequisites of civilization, to the success of Rome in Britain.. In short, classical discourse had suggested a way of conceiving of conquest, colonization, and empire that included the spread of civilization.