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Acknowledgements Contributors Thomas Bender, Foreword. Introduction Section I: Comparing Atlantics. Allan Greer and Kenneth Mills. A Catholic Atlantic. Jorge Canizares-Esguerra. The Devil in the New World: A Transnational Perspective. Erik R. Seeman. Jews in the Early Modern Atlantic: Crossing Boundaries, Keeping Faith Claudio Saunt. 'Our Indians': European Empires and the History of the Native American South Patricia Seed. Navigating the Mid-Atlantic, or What Gil Eanes Achieved Section II: Beyond the Atlantic. Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, Empires in Their Global Context, c. 1500 - c.1800 Peter A. Coclanis,ReOrienting Atlantic History: The Global Dimensions of the 'Western' Rice Trade. Pier M. Larson, African Diasporas and the Atlantic. Claire S. Schen. Piracy in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. Reed Ueda, Pushing the Atlantic Envelope: Interoceanic Perspectives on AtlanticHistory. Section III. The Evolving Atlantic Jose Moya. Modernization, Modernity, and the Trans/formation of the Atlantic World in the Nineteenth Century. Christopher Schmidt-Nowara, Continuity and Crisis: Cuban Slavery, Spanish Colonialism, and the Atlantic World in the Nineteenth Century. Jason Young, Black Identities in the Formation of the Atlantic World. Patrick F. McDevitt, Ireland, Latin America, and an Atlantic Liberation Theology.
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