Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction 1
4. PART I. SEVERED HISTORIES
5. Chapter 1. The Anglo-Iberian Atlantic as a Hemispheric System? English Merchants Navigating the Iberian Atlantic 19
6. Chapter 2. Agents of Empire: Africans and the Origins of English Colonialism in the Americas 42
7. Chapter 3. Empires on Drugs: Pharmaceutical Go-Betweens and the Anglo-Portuguese Alliance 63
8. PART II. BROKERS AND TRANSLATORS
9. Chapter 4. Marrying Utopia: Mary and Philip, Richard Eden, and the English Alchemy of Spanish Peru 85
10. Chapter 5. The Pegs of a Wider Frame: Jewish Merchants in Anglo-Iberian Trade 105
11. Chapter 6. Entangled Irishman: George Dawson Flinter and Anglo-Spanish Imperial Rivalry 124
12. Chapter 7. Planters and Powerbrokers: George J. F. Clarke, 142 Interracial Love, and Allegiance in the Revolutionary Circum-Caribbean 142
13. PART III. POSSESSION, SOVEREIGNTY, 159 AND LEGITIMACY
14. Chapter 8. The “Iberian” Justifications of Territorial Possession by Pilgrims and Puritans in the Colonization of America 161
15. Chapter 9. “As the Spaniards Always Have Done”: The Legacy of Florida’s Missions for Carolina Indian Relations and the Origins of the Yamasee War 178
16. PART IV. TRADE AND WAR
17. Chapter 10. Reluctant Petitioners: English Officials and the Spanish Caribbean 197
18. Chapter 11. Enabling, Implementing, Experiencing Entanglement: Empires, Sailors, and Coastal Peoples in the British-Spanish Caribbean 217
19. Chapter 12. The Seven Years’ War and the Globalization of Anglo-Iberian Imperial Entanglement: The View from Manila 236
20. Afterword 255
21. Notes 259
22. List of Contributors 321
23. Index 323
24. Acknowledgments 331