Encountering the Pacific in the Age of Enlightenment

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1. Introduction: the peopling of the Pacific Part I. Global Convergences: The Pacific and a Wider World to the End of the Seven Years War (1756-63): 2. Exploration, empire and encounter 3. Belief 4. Wealth 5. Knowledge Part II. Completing the Globe: Charting the Pacific, 1763 to the Eve of the French Revolution: 6. Exploration, empire and encounter 7. Belief 8. Wealth 9. Knowledge Part III. Tightening Global Ties: The Pacific from the French Revolution to the Beginning of the Napoleonic Empire, 1789-1804: 10. Exploration, empire and encounter 11. Belief 12. Wealth 13. Knowledge 14. Conclusion: a common humanity? 15. Epilogue.

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