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Was the Great Famine Just Like Modern Famines? Jewishness, exposes the limitations of the theoretical construct of the sympathetic imagination, which guides much of the aesthetic and ethical discourse of Romanticism. In this chapter (and when considering Wordsworth and Edgeworth separately in later chapters) I examine this ambivalence in specif

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n started exporting capital in the early nineteenth century but its empire started in the fifteenth century. Japan and Russia had developed imperialism and capitalism not by exporting capital but by importing capital. Both Holland and the United States developed empires first and then capitalism. We

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olonial policy-making continued to be bedevilled by the fight between the ‘Bevanites’ and the Party leadership over foreign policy issues such as the burden of rearmament, the American alliance, German rearmament and the development of the hydrogen bomb by Britain..

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