Geschäftskunden Kundenprogramme
Vor Ort
Merkzettel Warenkorb
Produktbild: Converging Worlds

Converging Worlds Communities and Cultures in Colonial America, a Sourcebook

Fr. 78.90

inkl. gesetzl. MwSt., Versandkostenfrei

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

20.12.2011

Abbildungen

10 black & white illustrations, 10 black & white tables, 30 black & white halftones

Herausgeber

Breen Louise A.

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

408

Maße (L/B/H)

22.8/15.4/2.1 cm

Gewicht

750 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-415-96497-5

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

20.12.2011

Abbildungen

10 black & white illustrations, 10 black & white tables, 30 black & white halftones

Herausgeber

Breen Louise A.

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

408

Maße (L/B/H)

22.8/15.4/2.1 cm

Gewicht

750 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-415-96497-5

Noch keine Bewertungen vorhanden

Verfassen Sie die erste Bewertung zu diesem Artikel

Helfen Sie anderen Kundinnen und Kunden durch Ihre Meinung.

Kundinnen und Kunden meinen

Bewertungen (0)
  • Produktbild: Converging Worlds
  • Beginnings European Ambitions by Timothy Walker Document 1: Spain and Portugal divide the world at the Treaty of Tordesillas, 1494 Document 2: The Spanish way of announcing their intention to take control, 1512 Document 3: Queen Elizabeth issues a patent to Humphrey Gilbert, 1579 Document 4: Sir Walter Ralegh receives the Roanoke patent, 1584 Document 5: The States General of the Netherlands establishes the Dutch West India Company, 1621 Tentative Testimonies by Heather McCrea Document 1: Bartolome de las Casas decries the "Destruction of the Indies," 1542 Document 2: Spain enrages colonists with "new laws" that protect Indians, 1542 Document 3: Bernal Diaz remembers the Conquest Document 4: Florentine Codex account of the Massacre at Cholula First Contacts by Michael Oberg Document 1: Thomas Harriot reports on the native people at Roanoke, 1588 Document 2: Henry Hudson arrives at Manhattan, 1609 Document 3: William Bradford comments on an epidemic among native peoples of New England, 1634 Regions Chesapeake by L.H. Roper Document 1: A Jamestown planter asks permission to marry a native woman, 1614 Document 2: An Englishman writes the Virginia Company with news of Jamestown, 1620 Document 3: Charles I takes the Governor and Council of Virginia to task, 1637 Document 4: Virginians complain about the founding of Maryland and the actions of their governor, 1635 Document 5: A rebellious colonist denounces William Berkeley, 1676 Document 6: Virginians develop laws on slavery, 1661-1705 New England by Richard Gildrie Document 1: John Winthrop instructs and encourages colonists traveling to New England, 1630 Document 2: A minister warns against the dangers of religious toleration, 1647 Document 3: A militia officer envisions Pequot women captured in war as servants, 1637 Document 4: The Narragansett sachem Miantonomi tries to create a pan-Indian union, early 1640s Document 5: An English war captive recalls her suffering and the workings of providence during King Philip's War, 1682 Document 6: The Massachusetts General Court legislates against the immoral behaviors thought to have "provoked" God to allow New Englanders to suffer Indian violence, 1675 Document 7: An Englishman voices sympathy for the suffering of Indians during King Philip's War, 1677 Caribbean by James Robertson Document 1: Barbadians discover and punish a plotted slave rebellion, 1675 Document 2: A ship master complains of being robbed by Spanish sloops, 1730 Document 3: A patriot planter from Georgia advises his son to leave Jamaica, 1776 Document 4: The governor of Jamaica sympathizes with the plight of his counterpart in Virginia, 1776 Middle Colonies by Wayne Bodle Document 1 The Half Moon crew explores the future New Netherland while seeking a route to Asia, 1609 Document 2 : Early colonists recall the geographical extent of Dutch holdings Document 3: The Mohawk Iroquois and representatives from the Chesapeake engage in diplomacy under the Covenant Chain, 1677-79 Document 4: William Penn proposes a scheme for intercolonial cooperation, 1697 Carolinas by Noeleen McIlvanna Document 1: An Anglican missionary proclaims the evils of the Albemarle during Cary's Rebellion, 1711 Document 2: A South Carolina official describes the Stono Rebellion, 1739 Document 3: Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts visits South Carolina, 1773 Themes Salem Witchcraft by Louise Breen Document 1: A Boston merchant denounces witchcraft beliefs and the Salem trials Document 2: Magistrates interrogate Tituba, 1692 Document 3: A Boston sea captain and merchant remembers being accused as a witch, 1700 Document 4: Cotton Mather's advice to two witchcraft judges, 1692 Purgatory - Christian Missions by David J. Silverman Document 1: Puritan Thomas Shepard describes the first encounter between the Wampanoags and John Eliot, 1647 Document 2: Jesuit missionary Paul LeJeune writes of the hardships of life with the Montagnais, mid 1630s Slave Trade and Slavery by Ty Reese Document 1: A former slave ship surgeon reveals the horrors of the Middle Passage Document 2: An English traveler comments on the rape of a slave in Massachusetts, 1638 Document 3: Virginia owners advertise for help recovering runaway slaves, 1761-66 Women by Linda Sturtz Document 1: William Bradford describes communal and church obligations using familial and gender metaphors, 1644 Document 2: A Marblehead fisherman describes how a crowd of women killed his two Indian prisoners, 1677 Document 3: An African woman, "prophetess," and freedom fighter in Jamaica, 1732 Document 4: A slave woman pleads with the Archbishop of Canterbury for religious liberty and protests her sale to the West Indies, 1760 Document 5: Georgia's founder extols the importance of women in ensuring order and productivity during a time of chaos and war, 1742 Document 6: A war captive from Pennsylvania recalls how she made a new life among the Indians Document 7: Advice from 18th century almanacs on family, women and marriage, 1736-1760 Transformations Backcountries by Warren Hofstra Document 1 German explorer John Lederer reports on the Shenandoah Valley, 1669-70 Document 2: Moravian missionaries trek through western Virginia, 1749 Document 3: Ohio Company agent Christopher Gist scouts for land and trade opportunities, early 1750s Document 4: An English traveler presents an idyllic view of the Shenandoah Valley, 1759-60 Document 5: Ben Franklin condemns the "Paxton Boys" as barbaric, 1764 Document 6: The "Paxton Boys" defend their actions and express their frustrations, 1764 Document 7: An Englishman travels the backcountry, 1774 Spiritual Awakenings by Kenneth Minkema Document 1: Johann Arndt on "Dying to the World," 1606 Document 2: George Whitefield proclaims the necessity of the New Birth, 1737 Document 3: John Marrant narrates the "Lord's Wonderful dealings" following his conversion, 1785 Document 4: Handsome Lake calls for a hybridized nativism, 1799 Document 5: Joanne Southcott's dispute with Satan, 1802 Document 6: Pierre Cholenec praises Catherine (Kateri) Tekakwitha, ca. 1700 Document 7: An account of the first sighting of the Virgin of Guadalupe Enlightenment by Ned Landsman Document 1: Women correspond in efforts to help one another "improve" Document 2: Benjamin Franklin networks and experiments with a secular way of inculcating virtue Document 3: A Virginia planter expounded on the characteristics of native peoples and Africans New France by Robert Morissey Document 1: A Jesuit explains the "Polity of the Hurons, and Their Government," 1636 Document 2: A French negotiator works to establish unity among Menominee (Malhominis) and Potawatomi refuses at Chequamegon Bay. 1660s Document 3: A French ceremony asserting possession at Sault Ste. Marie, 1671 Document 4: Grand Treaty establishes peace with the Iroquois, 1701 French and Indian War by James Piecuch Document 1 Virginia governor instructs George Washington to assess French strength in the Ohio Country, 1753 Document 2 George Washington describes defeat, 1755 Document 3: The colonies contemplate union, 1754 Document 4 A French officer reflects on the direction of the war, 1758 Document 5 Indian Superintendent William Johnson explains the strategic importance of the Iroquois, 1763