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First globalization: the Eurasian exchange, 1500-1800

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Global Maritime and Colonial Histories History, Culture, and Diplomacy Globalization, Historical Perspectives, and International Relations

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Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Glossary Chapter 3 List of Illustrations Chapter 4 Introduction Part 5 The Discovery Canon Part 6 Historical Confabulators and Literary Geographers Part 7 Observations on Nature Part 8 Catholic Cosmologies Part 9 Mapping Eurasia Part 10 Enlightenment Views of Asian Governance Part 11 Civilizational Encounters Part 12 Livelihoods Part 13 Language, Power and Hegemony in European Oriental Studies Part 14 A Theory of Global Culturalization Chapter 15 Conclusion

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