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Making the British empire, 1660–1800
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12 June 2020

HISTORY / General, Colonialism and imperialism, HISTORY / Europe / Great Britain / General, HISTORY / World, POLITICAL SCIENCE / Colonialism & Post-Colonialism, POLITICAL SCIENCE / Imperialism, European history, General and world history, History
'This interesting volume is an important contribution to the history of the first British Empire and one that richly deserves attention... There will be a lot of interest in this volume for specialists considering the roles of trade and other factors in early British imperialism.'
Journal of British Studies
1 Introduction – Jason Peacey
2 The pivot of empire: party politics, Spanish America and the Treaty of Utrecht (1713) – Steve Pincus
3 Party politics and empire in the early eighteenth century – J. H. Elliott
4 From anti-popery and anti-puritanism to orientalism – William J. Bulman
5 Protestantism and the politics of overseas expansion in later Stuart England – Gabriel Glickman
6 Reconciling empire: English political economy and the Spanish imperial model, 1660–90 – Leslie Theibert
7 Legal geography and colonial sovereignty: the making of early English ‘Bombay’ – Philip J. Stern
8 Compensating imperial loyalty, 1700–1800 – Julian Hoppit
9 Sheffield’s vision: the American Revolution and the 1783 partition of North America – Eliga H. Gould
10 Legal pluralism and Burke’s law of nations – Jennifer Pitts
Index