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,The “sweetness of the serpent of old Nile”: Revisionist Cleopatra and Spiritual Union as EmancipatiPaul Verdayne and an unnamed Eastern European “Lady,” whose trademark is lounging on tiger-skin rugs as she seduces Paul in multiple countries, including Italy, Greece, and Egypt. In 1907, the British Empire was at its height and about to begin its descent, as its colonial subjects began to assert i

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Entscheidungssituation im Marketing,s important to lay out five broad historical and cultural contexts, which facilitate a clear understanding of how British women writers approached their encounters with representations of ancient Egyptian women. First, it is important to understand why ancient cultures, especially Greek and Roman cu

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Entscheidungssituation im Marketing,9 highlights the imperialist tendency to separate East from West but also recognizes the intermingling of cultures across the Mediterranean, especially when Victorian travelers looked at these cultures as ancient civilizations that provided the foundations for contemporary British society. Similar t