The Atlantic Experience: Peoples, Places, Ideas

Catherine Armstrong · Laura M. Chmielewski

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Colonialism, slavery, and trade History, Culture, and Diplomacy Legal and cultural studies analysis

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Introduction - Studying Atlantic History.- 1. Navigation and Empire.- 2. Contact and Encounter.- 3. Bondage and Freedom.- 4. Trade and Economy.- 5. Atlantic Religion: Beliefs and Behaviours.- 6. Cultural Transfer in the Greater Atlantic.- 7. Dependence and Independence.- 8. The Quest for Abolition.- Conclusion.

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