Germs, Seeds & Animals: Studies in Ecological HistoryM.E. Sharpe, 1993 M11 30 |
Contenido
The Columbian Voyages the Columbian Exchange and Their Historians | 3 |
Ecological Imperialism The Overseas Migration of Western Europeans as a Biological Phenomenon | 28 |
The Biological Metamorphosis of the Americas | 45 |
The British Empire as a Product of Continental Drift | 62 |
Infectious Disease and the Demography of the Atlantic Peoples | 82 |
Virgin Soil Epidemics as a Factor in the Aboriginal Depopulation of America | 97 |
God Would Destroy Them and Give Their Country to Another People | 109 |
Hawaiian Depopulation as a Model for the Amerindian Experience | 120 |
The Demographic Effect of American Crops in Europe | 148 |
Demography Maize Land and the American Character | 167 |
Reassessing 1492 | 180 |
Life with All Its Problems in Space | 191 |
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Germs, Seeds and Animals:: Studies in Ecological History Alfred W. Crosby Vista previa limitada - 2015 |
Germs, Seeds and Animals:: Studies in Ecological History Alfred W. Crosby Vista previa limitada - 2015 |
Términos y frases comunes
Aborigines African Agriculture Ahuitzotl American Indians Amerindian Amerindian crops animals Antilles areas arrived Atlantic Australia Aztecs Biological Black Death Brazil British Cambridge University Press cattle Charles Darwin climate colonies Columbian Exchange Columbus continents Crosby cultures Darwin death rate decades Demographic Takeover died diet disease early eastern ecological eighteenth century Empire England English epidemics Euro Europe Europe's European fever haole Hawaii Hawaiian historians History Honolulu horses human hundred immigrants important infections influenza invaders John killed labor land large numbers living maize Maori measles Mexico migration million Native Americans Neo-Britains nineteenth century North America northern oceans Old World organisms passim pathogens pean percent Pilgrims plague plantations plants Plymouth Polynesian population potatoes probably produced Revolution Samuel Eliot Morison settlement settlers seventeenth sexual sheep Sherburne F slaves smallpox societies South Spanish species spread staple thousands tion tropical United virgin soil epidemics Voyage Wampanoag weeds Western wheat wild William York Zealand
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