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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"British Imperial History"”.

  1. The Nature of the Wind: Myth, Fact, and Faith in the Development of Wind Knowledge in Early Modern England

    … study explores the ways in which natural history, myth and folklore, craft knowledge, and religion contributed to a growing body of knowledge about the wind at a moment in British history when wind knowledge assumed unprecedented political and economic significance. How did people come to …

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  2. The Romantic Reinvention of Imperial China, 1759–1857

    "The Romantic Reinvention of Imperial China" argues that Romantic literature shaped nineteenth-century interimperial exchanges between Britain and China. This project bridges two bodies of literary scholarship immersed in Anglo-Sino discourse: eighteenth-century scholarship, which reveals British

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  3. Imperial splendor: Diamonds, commodity chains, and consumer culture in nineteenth-century Britain

    … dissertation examines the meaning of diamonds in imperial Britain in the nineteenth century and how Britain's involvement in diamond commodity chains across the century informed metropolitan consumers' conception of and desire for diamond jewelry. It argues that knowledge about the conditions of …

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