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“The Common Market of All the World”: English Theater, the Global System, and the Ottoman Empire in n ., Jean-Christophe Agnew has shown how both market and theater pursued a parallel course of change, breaking free of local tradition to create new forms and functions that were oriented toward that far-flung process of exchange that sent English subjects and commodities back and forth, across the

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The Flowers of Paradise: Botanical Trade in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Englandseeds), this early trade in horticulture created an enormous ecological and cultural impact on the English landscape and the English imagination. Gardens had traditionally been symbolized as microcosms of the world; however, with the burgeoning of English colonialism, gardens became material microco

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