Titlebook: Goods from the East, 1600-1800; Trading Eurasia Maxine Berg (Professor of History),Felicia Gottman Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Introductionnificance went deep into social structures and cultural mentalities. Adam Smith saw the significance of ‘exotic baubles’ in shifting social structures and undermining the political power of the landed elites. He argued that ‘The discovery of a passage to the East Indies, by the Cape of Good Hope, wh

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The Indigo Trade of the English East India Company in the Seventeenth Century: Challenges and Opport consumer cultures, unsettled some long-established patterns of production and exchange, prompted favourable or reactionary responses among merchants, rulers, and governments, and, above all, caused inter-continental transmission of knowledge that impacted artistry and craftsmanship. A considerable

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The Orient and the Dawn of Western Industrialization: Armenian Calico Printers from Constantinople iest in the cotton textile sector during the early modern period.. To achieve this objective, two methods using two different levels of observation are combined. The first is micro-history: a study of a small group of men in a specific place and time — Armenian calico printers from Constantinople who

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Europe-China-Europe: The Transmission of the Craft of Painted Enamel in the Seventeenth and Eighteenrom the middle of the ninth century to 1204, with Constantinople at its centre. . was also crafted in the areas surrounding Constantinople (and continued after the extinction of the empire), in places such as Kiev, Georgia, Venice and Iran. The Celts had utilized the . enamel technique on copper lon

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Patterns of Design in Qing-China and Britain during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries42, Second War 1856–1860), sampled the street markets and fairs of the Yangtze delta, thereby acquiring a couple of contemporary Chinese books. A doctor and humanist, Bellot showed a learned interest in treatises on herbs and illness, language and classic literature. Curiously though, a small mass-m

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‘The Merest Shadows of a Commodity’: Indian Muslins for European Markets 1750–1800e were killed. But Dhaka was another place in the eighteenth and even the nineteenth centuries. Robert Orme, the eighteenth-century Orientalist wrote in the early 1750s of Dhaka, where all the cloths for the use of the king and his seraglio were made in ‘such wonderful fineness as to exceed ten time

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British Private Trade Networks and Metropolitan Connections in the Eighteenth Centuryscholarly attention. Important work on intra-Asian private trade — known as the ‘country trade’ — by Ian Bruce Watson, Holden Furber and Peter Marshall in particular, emphasized the extent to which this branch of European commercial enterprise played an important role in transforming the nature of t