Titlebook: Conflict and Difference in Nineteenth-Century Literature; Dinah Birch (Professor of English Literature),Mark Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11319-7and), a south-east Asian country that, unlike its neighbors Viet Nam, Laos, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Burma, was never colonized by a European nation, . negotiates the dilemma of twentieth-century American imperialism by displacing it onto a Victorian stage and imagining a route toward global leadersh

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Dynamics and UN Reform from 1990 to 2030property and money focus the discussion of rivalry on material issues. Yet the balance of power between the siblings hangs on competing narratives and conflicting readings as much as it depends on quantifiable legal and pecuniary gains. Contrasting interpretations of the text that both brother and s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-87097-3estion. The idea that the tortures awaiting the damned in hell are literally everlasting became, to a growing number of liberal theologians in the Anglican Church, representative of everything that they were trying to purge from Christian thought and worship. The slender Gospel basis for this doctri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06904-8In April 1839, the British army entered the Afghan city of Kandahar in triumph, bringing with it Shah Shuja ul-Mulkh, the deposed ruler of Afghanistan who was about to be put back on the throne. Sir William Macnaghten, the British Envoy to Afghanistan, and a major architect of the invasion plan, wrote a gleeful account of their reception:

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,‘Conversing with Monstrosities’: Evolutionary Theory and Contemporary Responses to the Novels of WiIn July of 1857, readers of the . were invited to attend the Regent Gallery in order to view the latest human monstrosity: ‘the BABOON LADY, MISS JULIA PASTRANA known as the “Nondescript”’.. The naturalist, Frances Buckland, was one of many to take advantage of the opportunity, describing Pastrana in the following terms:

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