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Preface
The Dreamweavers: An Empire of the Imagination
World Pictures: Travellers and Explorers
World Pictures: The Fiction Writers
John Buchan and the Imperial Colloquium
Settling the Ends of the Earth
All That Glitters: Just Rewards
Humanity's Burden
Christianity, Faith, and the Imperial Adventure
Facing Death
Heroes and Imperialists
Conclusion: The Rose-Colored Vision
Imperial Postscript
Index
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Jeffrey Hull
reviewed Victorian Writers And The Image Of Empire, Vol. 104 on December 04, 2011
Victorian Writers And The Image Of Empire, Vol. 104
Overly burdened with theory and showing evidence of having begun life as a dissertation. If I weren't a stolid reader of literary criticism I'd have grown impatient with the author's continual reiteration of themes and the tiresome summaries -- at the beginnings and ends of chapters and often in the middles as well -- of what he was about to say or had said. However, a useful guide to the subject and avoids the more obvious pitfalls.
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