The Atlantic world : essays on slavery, migration, and imagination
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The Atlantic world : essays on slavery, migration, and imagination
Pearson/Prentice Hall, c2005
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
For undergraduate/graduate courses in Colonial American History.
This original text brings together four pairs of essays that examine the themes of slavery, migration, and imagination in the Atlantic World from 1500-1800. Offering all the advantages of an Atlantic approach, it explores major historical topics and the manifold connections between the Old World and the New in the early modern period. With essays by such authoritative scholars as David Eltis, Paul Lovejoy, Benjamin Schmidt, and Jorge Canizares-Esguerra, The Atlantic World is an important new book for the colonial American history course.
目次
INTRODUCTION.
The Rise and Transformation of the Atlantic World, Wim Klooster.
PERSPECTIVES.
Life on the Margins: Boston's Anxieties of Influence in the Atlantic World, Mark A. Peterson.
Lisbon as a Strategic Haven in the Atlantic World, Timothy Walker.
EUROPEAN MIGRATION.
Adventurers Across the Atlantic: English Migration to the New World, 1580-1780, Meaghan N. Duff.
Searching for Prosperity: German Migration to the British American Colonies, 1680-1780, Rosalind J. Beiler.
THE AFRICAN DIMENSION.
Identity and Migration: The Atlantic in Comparative Perspective, David Eltis.
Trans-Atlantic Transformations: The Origins and Identity of Africans in the Americas, Paul E. Lovejoy.
IMAGINATION.
Whose Centers and Peripheries? Eighteenth-Century Intellectual History in Atlantic Perspective, Jorge Canizares-Esguerra.
The Purpose of Pirates, or Assimilating New Worlds in the Renaissance, Benjamin Schmidt.
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