Atlantic Virginia: intercolonial relations in the seventeenth century

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Introduction 1. Indian and English Geographies 2. Shaping the Networks of Maritime Trade 3. Mariners and Colonists 4. Intercolonial Migration 5. English Atlantic Networks and Religion in Virginia 6. Chesapeake Slavery in Atlantic Context 7. Crossing Borders 8. Virginia, North America, and English Atlantic Empire Conclusion Notes Index Acknowledgments

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