Titlebook: Books between Europe and the Americas; Connections and Comm Leslie Howsam (University Professor of History),Ja Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73324-9re has been little consideration given to assessing the implications of these bonds upon Irish printing, especially printing outside of Dublin. This chapter will examine the balance of power between printing in Dublin and the Irish provinces and its subtle shift during the Revolutionary period because of these important colonial connections.

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Reaction to the 1622 Virginia Massacre: An Early History of Transatlantic Print,under the leadership of Powhatan.. Many settlers and commentators in England believed, wrongly, that they would easily subdue the native people and bring them under European control, just as a few hundred Spanish had gained control of a powerful and wealthy Native Central American empire nearly a ce

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Fiction and Civility Across the Seventeenth-Century English Atlantic: Teaching the , of Shepard’s purchase allows us a rare glimpse into the reading lives of the minister and his Charlestown, Massachusetts parish.. This simple list formed an official record for Shepard, Usher and the London bookseller Richard Chiswell of an agreed exchange. The exchange was similar to countless oth