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Professor Takaki entitles chapter two as “The ‘Tempest’ in the Wilderness: A Tale of Two Frontiers.” The title alludes to the thesis for the chapter. What was the English view of race and savagery as it evolved in their treatment of the Irish and Native Americans?

You might also want to consider the views expressed by Michael Omni and Harold Winant in a synopsis of their arguments in Racial Formations.

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