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TitleNatural Science and the Origins of the British Empire

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Place of publicationLondon

Year of publication2008

Period17th century

Paginationpp. 183

Illustrationsnot illus.

Dimensions16 x 24 cm

Materialbook

Series titleEmpires in Perspective; 5

Class numberQ125.I78 2008

ISBN978-1-85196-889-3

NotesAngus Buchanan Collection

Irving places seventeenth century science in the context of England's colonization of the Atlantic World. She argues that men of science held a conception of empire which has been overlooked by scholars