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Novels from the 18th century often portrayed colonization as a noble and heroic endeavor, highlighting the supposed benefits of bringing civilization to "savage" lands and peoples. These works reinforced imperialist ideals by romanticizing the exploits of explorers and depicting indigenous cultures as inferior and in need of European intervention. Through literary devices, colonization was portrayed as a virtuous mission that served to expand empires and spread Western values.

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