The web of empire: English cosmopolitans in an age of expansion, 1560-1660

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Legal and cultural studies analysis Historical Influence and Diplomacy Historical Studies of British Isles

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Introduction Chapter One: Before the Grand Tour: The Domestication of Travel Chapter Two: The Mediterranean Origins of the British Empire Chapter Three: English Overseas Merchants in an Expanding World of Trade, 1590-1650 Chapter Four: Virginia, 1607-1622 Chapter Five: All the Kings Men: Governors, Consuls, and Ambassadors, 1590-1650 Chapter Six: Madagascar, 1635-1650 Chapter Seven: The Cosmopolitan Clergy, 1620-1660 Chapter Eight: Ireland, 1649-1660 Conclusion

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