The creation of the British Atlantic world /edited by Elizabeth Mancke and Carole Shammas.

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9781421419152

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E188 .C743 2005

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Contents:

James Horn and Philip D. Morgan -- Enslavement of Indians in early America: captivity without the narrative / Joyve E. Chaplin -- The predicament of ubi: locating authority and national identity in the seventeenth-century English Atlantic / Mark L. Thompson -- "Subjects to the King of Portugal": captivity and repatriation in the Atlantic slave trade (Antigua, 1724) / David Barry Gaspar -- From Catholicism to Moravian pietism: the world of Marotta/Magdalena, a woman of Popo and St. Thomas / Ray A. Kea -- Mariners, merchants, and colonists in seventeenth-century English America / April Lee Hatfield -- The Atlantic rules: the legalistic turn in colonial British America / William M. Offutt -- Jonathan Edwards, The Enlightenment, and the formation of Protestant tradition in America / Avihu Zakai -- Order, ordination, subordination: German Lutheran missionaries in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania / Wolfgang Splitter -- Chartered enterprises and the evolution of the British Atlantic world / Elizabeth Mancke -- Seeds of empire: Florida, Kew, and the British imperial meridian in the 1760s / Robert Olwell -- A visual empire:v seeing the British Atlantic world from a global British perspective / John E. Crowley -- "Of the old stock": Quakerism and transatlantic genealogies in colonial British America / Karin Wulf.

Review: "While scholars of traditional imperial history see the formation of the larger British Atlantic world as a consequence of competing European powers' efforts at nation building, Atlantic historians see the transatlantic empire shaped more by the motives of a wide variety of subnational groups. Elizabeth Mancke and Carole Shammas have compiled a volume that reflects these different viewpoints concerning the transatlantic experience during Britain's rise to world dominance between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries."--Jacket.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Settlers and slaves: European and African migrations to early modern British America / James Horn and Philip D. Morgan -- Enslavement of Indians in early America: captivity without the narrative / Joyve E. Chaplin -- The predicament of ubi: locating authority and national identity in the seventeenth-century English Atlantic / Mark L. Thompson -- "Subjects to the King of Portugal": captivity and repatriation in the Atlantic slave trade (Antigua, 1724) / David Barry Gaspar -- From Catholicism to Moravian pietism: the world of Marotta/Magdalena, a woman of Popo and St. Thomas / Ray A. Kea -- Mariners, merchants, and colonists in seventeenth-century English America / April Lee Hatfield -- The Atlantic rules: the legalistic turn in colonial British America / William M. Offutt -- Jonathan Edwards, The Enlightenment, and the formation of Protestant tradition in America / Avihu Zakai -- Order, ordination, subordination: German Lutheran missionaries in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania / Wolfgang Splitter -- Chartered enterprises and the evolution of the British Atlantic world / Elizabeth Mancke -- Seeds of empire: Florida, Kew, and the British imperial meridian in the 1760s / Robert Olwell -- A visual empire:v seeing the British Atlantic world from a global British perspective / John E. Crowley -- "Of the old stock": Quakerism and transatlantic genealogies in colonial British America / Karin Wulf.

"While scholars of traditional imperial history see the formation of the larger British Atlantic world as a consequence of competing European powers' efforts at nation building, Atlantic historians see the transatlantic empire shaped more by the motives of a wide variety of subnational groups. Elizabeth Mancke and Carole Shammas have compiled a volume that reflects these different viewpoints concerning the transatlantic experience during Britain's rise to world dominance between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries."--Jacket.

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