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We came under the control of Spain and Portugal at a time when those two countries were heavily corporatist, heavily mercantilistic. For better or worse, America has become the global consumer of last resort in an increasingly mercantilistic world. Michael Murrin's essay, "Trade and Fortune," consid ers the mercantilistic implications in the struggle between Morgana and Manodante, where traces of the classical myths of the Golden Fleece and of Theseus's adventures in the labyrinth are also present. |
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