Empire at the periphery: British colonists, Anglo-Dutch trade, and the development of the British Atlantic, 1621-1713

Abstract

List of Illustrations, Maps, and TablesAcknowledgments Introduction Part one Beginnings, 1620-16591 Interimperial Foundations: Early Anglo-Dutch Trade in the Caribbean and New Amsterdam2 Courted and Highly Prized: Anglo-Dutch Trade at Midcentury Part Two Achieving Stability, 1660-16893 Mercantilist Goals and Colonial Needs: Interimperial Trade amidst War and Crisis 4 Local Adaptations I: Anglo-Dutch Trade in the English West Indies 5 Local Adaptations II: Anglo-Dutch Trade in New York Part Three Maturity, 1689-17136 A Conspiracy in People of All Ranks: The Evolution of Intracolonial Networks Epilogue. Diverging Interests: Anglo-Dutch Trade and the Molasses ActNotes Index About the Author

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