Atlantic World

D'Maris Coffman is a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow and Director of the Centre for Financial History at Newnham College, University of Cambridge, Adrian Leonard is a post-doctoral researcher at the Centre for Financial History at Newnham College, University of Cambridge and William O'Reilly is lecturer in early modern History at the University of Cambridge.

"One of the most comprehensive set of essays on the Atlantic World the field has seen to date, this volume assembles an impressive lineup of international and interdisciplinary scholars to shed genuinely new light on old topics and to encourage an enlarged sense of the Atlantic World’s reach. With innovative chapters on animals and the ecology, the Pacific, southern Africa, political economy, finance, and religion (in addition to many more rich topics) this volume showcases the next generation of Atlantic World research and gets us closer to the "Atlantic and the World" inclusivity some scholars have called for." Linford D. Fisher, Brown University, USA"The virtue of this volume is the ambitiousness of its approach and the diversity of its chapters, both geographically and thematically. A worthy edition to any Atlanticist’s already groaning bookshelf!"David Ceri Jones, Aberystwyth University, UK "Editors Coffman, Leonard, and O’Reilly provide an extensive, captivating, and valuable overview of the Atlantic World. The large areas of coverage and thematic organization allow the book to be employed in a variety of undergraduate courses as a required text capable of generating discussion and research questions. Summing Up: Recommended."J. Rankin, East Tennessee State University in CHOICE

• List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroduction: 1. The Atlantic World: Definition, Theory, and Boundaries: D’Maris Coffman, Adrian Leonard and William O'Reilly, University of CambridgePart 1: Atlantic Explorations2. Animals in Atlantic North America: Karim Tiro, Xavier University and James Carson, Queen’s University Canada3. Science and ideology in the Spanish Atlantic: Sandra Rebok, The Huntington Library / Spanish National Research Council, Madrid4. Fish and Fisheries in the Atlantic World: David Starkey, University of HullPart 2: The Movement of Peoples 5. Facing East from the South: Indigenous Americans in the Mostly Iberian Atlantic World: Laura E. Matthew, Marquette University6. Southern Africa and the Atlantic World: Gerald Groenewald, University of Johannesburg7. Emigration from the Habsburg Monarchy and Salzburg to the New World, 1700-1848: William O’Reilly, University of Cambridge8. Seafaring communities, 1800-1850: Brian Rouleau, Texas A&M UniversityPart 3: Cultural Encounters9. Colour Prejudice in the French Atlantic World: Mélanie Lamotte, University of Cambridge10. Atlantic Slaveries: Britons, Barbary and the Atlantic World: Cate Styer11. Morocco and Atlantic History: James A. O. C. Brown, University of Cambridge12. The Atlantic and Pacific Worlds: Paul D’Arcy, Australian National University13. An enslaved Enlightenment: rethinking the intellectual history of the French Atlantic: Laurent Dubois, Michigan State UniversityPart 4: Warfare and Governance 14. Violence in the Atlantic World: John Smolenski, University of California at Davis15. War and Warfare in the Atlantic World: Geoffrey Plank, University of East Anglia