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5 produkter
Human Capital and Empire
Scotland, Ireland, Wales and British Imperialism in Asia, C.1690–C.1820
Inbunden, 2021
1263 kr
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Human capital and empire compares the role of Scots, Irish and Welsh within the English East India Company between c. 1690 and c. 1820. It focuses on why the three groups developed such distinctive and different profiles within the corporation and its wider colonial activities in Asia. Besides …
Human Capital and Empire
Scotland, Ireland, Wales and British Imperialism in Asia, C.1690–C.1820
Häftad, 2023
382 kr
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Human capital and empire compares the role of Scots, Irish and Welsh within the English East India Company between c. 1690 and c. 1820. It focuses on why the three groups developed such distinctive and different profiles within the corporation and its wider colonial activities in Asia. Besides …
More Fruitful Than the Soil
Army, Empire and the Scottish Highlands, 1715-1815
E-bok, 2001
315 kr
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This book analyses the origins, development and impact of British Army recruiting in the Scottish Highlands in the period from 1739 to 1815. It examines the interaction of government, landlords and tenantry. Recruiting is analysed within the context of rapid socio-economic change. The emphasis is …
Military Governors and Imperial Frontiers c. 1600-1800
A Study of Scotland and Empires
Av Andrew Mackillop, Steve Murdoch
Inbunden, 2003
2123 kr
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This volume examines Scotland's experience of and reaction to European expansion between c. 1600-1800. Although Scotland lacked an independent empire in the seventeenth century, it gained unfettered access to the global empire of England after 1707. The volume argues that, beneath this seemingly …
Forging the State
European State Formation and the Anglo-Scottish Union of 1707
Av Andrew MacKillop, Micheál Ó Siochrú
Häftad, 2008
799 kr
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The 1707 Union which united Scotland and England has been understood in a number of ways, ranging from the Whig paradigm of inevitable progress, as an exercise in geopolitical security, a crisis in Scottish concepts of national sovereignty and as a mutually beneficial realignment of Anglo-Scottish …
