The regulation and organisation of the trade in indentured servants for the American colonies in London, 1645-1718, and the career of William Haveland, emigration agent
Human migration is arguably the most important historical-geographical process. It is universal and continual and has been one of the leading elements in the accelerating transformation of the world since the fifteenth centuly. It has taken many forms and this study is concerned with one form of bou...
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Birkbeck (University of London)
2000
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