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Pax Britannica,ineteenth Century,” published in January 1851, saw . celebrating Britain’s standing in the world. But the journal was also drawn to consider “Whether the nation still retains those energies and talents which have raised it to such an unexampled pitch of greatness, or whether it exhibits any marks of

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Kontaktverfolgung in der Post-Covid-Weltt a pursuit that tended towards the prosperity and health of the world was accounted dishonourable, and foreshadowing the logic articulated by those nineteenth-century proponents of free trade who followed Smith and Ricardo, the essay “Mr. Review Plumps for Free Trade” found Defoe wondering at the g

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Heines Goethe-Rezeption in der , und rhaps following the disappointing experience of Britain’s Millennium Dome—a series of academic conferences and symposia was held throughout the summer, across international venues. Buzard, Childers and Gillooly note that it was these events that did so much to stress the need for the kind of revisio