Examine robinson crusoe as a novel which justifies colonialism
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England was for a long while, by far the most powerful and widely spread colonial empire in the world. For instance, there were the American colonies, as well as a British presence in China and India. In fact, it is only in the last ten years that Hong Kong reverted from the English back to China.
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Colonialism is one of the important aspects of the novel Robinson Crusoe. ... As we read the novel, its protagonist, Crusoe gradually unfolds to us as a prototype colonizer. After being stranded in a deserted island Crusoe through relentless efforts establishes his control over the island and thus shapes his own empire.
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