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Janet Frame's "The Bath" and Bernard Malamud's "The Prison" on the theme of loss

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Bath, Somerset
The Who's Tommy
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Discuss ways in which two stories explore loss. Both ?The Bath? and ?The Prison? explore loss. Although both stories deal with the theme of loss, ?The Bath? explores physical loss, as the old woman has to deal with the loss of her husband, while loss in ?The Prison? is mostly metaphorical, with Tommy having lost all desire to enjoy his current life as he dwells forever in the past.

Mercantilism and Colonial Grievances

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Mercantilism and Colonial Grievances All colonies but Georgia(formally planted by BR) were founded by trading companies, religious groups, land speculators Mercantilism- limited amount of wealth in world Get most gold/silver by regulate manufacturing trade, and production within country and its colonies GB would purchase raw materials from colonies at low price determined by BR Gov. Colonies required purchasing certain goods from BR and selling certain goods to only BR Led to bitterness on part of colonists who had little input in economic policies Exports > Imports Navigation Acts- BR response to illegal colonial trade in 1651 Goods traded from NA colonies had to be shipped in either colonial or BR ships
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