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Shakespeare’s late play The Tempest is thought by many contemporary literary scholars to be a meditation on England’s early imperialist activities, particularly in the relationships among Caliban, Miranda, and Prospero.
Modernist author Henry James wrote during the same years as Conrad but with a different focus. From an American perspective, James wrote novels that critiqued what he saw as the failing aristocracy of Europe, a subject closely related to the rise and fall of imperialism. James had strong sympathies with England, however, and became a British subject in...
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