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Publisher
Yale University Press
ISBN-10
0300110545
ISBN-13
9780300110548
eBay Product ID (ePID)
51829752
Product Key Features
Book Title
Hakluyt's Promise : an Elizabethan's Obsession for an English America
Number of Pages
400 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Europe / General, Expeditions & Discoveries
Publication Year
2007
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History
Format
Hardcover
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Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
23.8 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2006-022826
Dewey Edition
22
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"With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently. Haykluyt''s Promise is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America."-Louis P. Masur, Trinity College, "The most approachable and digestible account of intellectual and cultural life in the age of Shakespeare that I have read. This is an engaging, thoughtful, and important book. Mancall uses all of the tools of the cultural and social historian to recreate Hakluyt''s life and his world. He provides an account of the origins of the Atlantic World and the British Empire that will challenge current paradigms."Steven Pincus, Yale University, " The time is right for a new study of Hakluyt, and this lively and readable book fills the gap." -- Glyn Williams, author of "Voyages of Delusion: The Quest for the Northwest Passage", "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature's wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America. In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt's complex personality and enduring importance. With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."-Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis , "Mancall has captured the life of the elusive Hakluyt and put him firmly in place at the heart of Elizabethan maritime enterprise. A splendid achievement."-Robert C. Ritchie, The Huntington Library , "This is an outstanding piece of literary contextualization. The author relates Hakluyt's career to his own publicationsand those of European contemporarieson ventures into the unknown."Nicholas Canny, National University of Ireland, Galway., �Peter Mancall follows Richard Hakluyt through the crooked streets and paneled private rooms of late Renaissance London and Paris�and shows for the first time how this scholar and writer, who rarely left the south of England, became his country's most eloquent impresario of travel, trade and colonization.��Anthony Grafton, Princeton University, "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature''s wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America.In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt''s complex personality and enduring importance.With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."-Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis, "With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently. Haykluyt''s Promise is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America."-Louis P. Masur, Trinity College , "No Elizabethan promoted England's imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works. Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative."-Alison Games, Georgetown University , " Peter Mancall follows Richard Hakluyt through the crooked streets and paneled private rooms of late Renaissance London and Paris-- and shows for the first time how this scholar and writer, who rarely left the south of England, became his country''s most eloquent impresario of travel, trade and colonization." -- Anthony Grafton, Princeton University, "The time is right for a new study of Hakluyt, and this lively and readable book fills the gap."-Glyn Williams, author of Voyages of Delusion: The Quest for the Northwest Passage , "Mancall has captured the life of the elusive Hakluyt and put him firmly in place at the heart of Elizabethan maritime enterprise. A splendid achievement."--Robert C. Ritchie, The Huntington Library, �This is an outstanding piece of literary contextualization. The author relates Hakluyt�s career to his own publications�and those of European contemporaries�on ventures into the unknown.��Nicholas Canny, National University of Ireland, Galway., "The time is right for a new study of Hakluyt, and this lively and readable book fills the gap."Glyn Williams, author of Voyages of Delusion: The Quest for the Northwest Passage, "The most approachable and digestible account of intellectual and cultural life in the age of Shakespeare that I have read. This is an engaging, thoughtful, and important book. Mancall uses all of the tools of the cultural and social historian to recreate Hakluyt''s life and his world. He provides an account of the origins of the Atlantic World and the British Empire that will challenge current paradigms."--Steven Pincus, Yale University, "Mancall has captured the life of the elusive Hakluyt and put him firmly in place at the heart of Elizabethan maritime enterprise. A splendid achievement."-Robert C. Ritchie, The Huntington Library, "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature''s wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America. In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt''s complex personality and enduring importance. With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."-Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis , "The time is right for a new study of Hakluyt, and this lively and readable book fills the gap."-Glyn Williams, author of Voyages of Delusion: The Quest for the Northwest Passage, �With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently. Haykluyt's Promise is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America.��Louis P. Masur, Trinity College, "More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization,Hakluyt's Promiseis a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise."Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University, " The most approachable and digestible account of intellectual and cultural life in the age of Shakespeare that I have read. This is an engaging, thoughtful, and important book. Mancall uses all of the tools of the cultural and social historian to recreate Hakluyt''s life and his world. He provides an account of the origins of the Atlantic World and the British Empire that will challenge current paradigms." -- Steven Pincus, Yale University, "No Elizabethan promoted England's imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works.Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative."-Alison Games, Georgetown University, "No Elizabethan promoted England's imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works. Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative."Alison Games, Georgetown University, "Peter Mancall follows Richard Hakluyt through the crooked streets and paneled private rooms of late Renaissance London and Parisand shows for the first time how this scholar and writer, who rarely left the south of England, became his country''s most eloquent impresario of travel, trade and colonization."Anthony Grafton, Princeton University, �No Elizabethan promoted England�s imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works. Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative.��Alison Games, Georgetown University, "Peter Mancall follows Richard Hakluyt through the crooked streets and paneled private rooms of late Renaissance London and Paris--and shows for the first time how this scholar and writer, who rarely left the south of England, became his country''s most eloquent impresario of travel, trade and colonization."--Anthony Grafton, Princeton University, "More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization, Hakluyt's Promise is a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise."-Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University, "The most approachable and digestible account of intellectual and cultural life in the age of Shakespeare that I have read. This is an engaging, thoughtful, and important book. Mancall uses all of the tools of the cultural and social historian to recreate Hakluyt''s life and his world. He provides an account of the origins of the Atlantic World and the British Empire that will challenge current paradigms."-Steven Pincus, Yale University, "This is an outstanding piece of literary contextualization. The author relates Hakluyt's career to his own publications-and those of European contemporaries-on ventures into the unknown."-Nicholas Canny, National University of Ireland, Galway. , "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature''s wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America. In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt''s complex personality and enduring importance. With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."-Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis, "With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently.Haykluyt''s Promiseis essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America."Louis P. Masur, Trinity College, "Peter Mancall follows Richard Hakluyt through the crooked streets and paneled private rooms of late Renaissance London and Paris-and shows for the first time how this scholar and writer, who rarely left the south of England, became his country's most eloquent impresario of travel, trade and colonization."-Anthony Grafton, Princeton University, "More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization, Hakluyt's Promiseis a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise."-Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University , "Peter Mancall follows Richard Hakluyt through the crooked streets and paneled private rooms of late Renaissance London and Paris-and shows for the first time how this scholar and writer, who rarely left the south of England, became his country''s most eloquent impresario of travel, trade and colonization."-Anthony Grafton, Princeton University, "With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently. Haykluyt's Promise is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America."-Louis P. Masur, Trinity College , "No Elizabethan promoted England's imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works. Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative."-Alison Games, Georgetown University, "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature''s wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America. In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt''s complex personality and enduring importance. With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis, "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature''s wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America. In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt''s complex personality and enduring importance. With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."--Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis, "The time is right for a new study of Hakluyt, and this lively and readable book fills the gap."--Glyn Williams, author of "Voyages of Delusion: The Quest for the Northwest Passage", "With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently.Haykluyt''s Promiseis essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America."-Louis P. Masur, Trinity College , �The time is right for a new study of Hakluyt, and this lively and readable book fills the gap.��Glyn Williams, author of Voyages of Delusion: The Quest for the Northwest Passage, "Mancall has captured the life of the elusive Hakluyt and put him firmly in place at the heart of Elizabethan maritime enterprise. A splendid achievement."�Robert C. Ritchie, The Huntington Library, "With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently. "Haykluyt''s Promise" is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America."--Louis P. Masur, Trinity College, "Mancall has captured the life of the elusive Hakluyt and put him firmly in place at the heart of Elizabethan maritime enterprise. A splendid achievement."Robert C. Ritchie, The Huntington Library, "No Elizabethan promoted England 's imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works. Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative."-Alison Games, Georgetown University , "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature's wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America. In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt's complex personality and enduring importance. With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."�Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis, "Mancall has captured the life of the elusive Hakluyt and put him firmly in place at the heart of Elizabethan maritime enterprise.A splendid achievement."-Robert C. Ritchie, The Huntington Library, "The most approachable and digestible account of intellectual and cultural life in the age of Shakespeare that I have read. This is an engaging, thoughtful, and important book. Mancall uses all of the tools of the cultural and social historian to recreate Hakluyt's life and his world. He provides an account of the origins of the Atlantic World and the British Empire that will challenge current paradigms."-Steven Pincus, Yale University , "More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization, "Hakluyt's Promise "is a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise."--Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University, "Mancall has captured the life of the elusive Hakluyt and put him firmly in place at the heart Elizabethan maritime enterprise. A splendid achievement."- Robert C. Ritchie, The Huntington Library , " No Elizabethan promoted England' s imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works. Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative." -- Alison Games, Georgetown University, "This is an outstanding piece of literary contextualization. The author relates Hakluyt's career to his own publications-and those of European contemporaries-on ventures into the unknown."-Nicholas Canny, National University of Ireland , Galway . , "A sixteenth-century publicist, Richard Hakluyt arranged nature's wonders and mysteries into ordered systems meant to inspire overseas colonies in North America . In that spirit, Peter Mancall now weaves a latter-day wonder: a lively and insightful biography that recovers Hakluyt's complex personality and enduring importance. With thorough research and a keen wit, Mancall illuminates Hakluyt as the ultimate man of the Renaissance, an age that combined magic and science, art and reason."-Alan Taylor, University of California , Davis , "More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization, Hakluyt's Promise is a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise."-Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University , "The time is right for a new study of Hakluyt, and this lively and readable book fills the gap."-Glyn Williams, author of Voyages of Delusion: The Quest for the Northwest Passage , "The most approachable and digestible account of intellectual and cultural life in the age of Shakespeare that I have read. This is an engaging, thoughtful, and important book. Mancall uses all of the tools of the cultural and social historian to recreate Hakluyt''s life and his world. He provides an account of the origins of the Atlantic World and the British Empire that will challenge current paradigms."-Steven Pincus, Yale University , "More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization,Hakluyt's Promiseis a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise."-Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University , " With the quadra centennial of the founding of Jamestown looming, Peter Mancall provides an imaginative and indispensable study of Richard Haykluyt without whose writings the colonization of America might have played out differently. "Haykluyt''s Promise" is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the intellectual origins of English America." -- Louis P. Masur, Trinity College, "This is an outstanding piece of literary contextualization. The author relates Hakluyt's career to his own publications-and those of European contemporaries-on ventures into the unknown."-Nicholas Canny, National University of Ireland, Galway., �More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization, Hakluyt�s Promise is a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise.��Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University, "No Elizabethan promoted England's imperial ambitions more vigorously than Richard Hakluyt, an elusive man who lives on mostly through his published works. Peter Mancall brings Hakluyt to life in this beautifully illustrated, elegantly written, and innovative biography that is moving, entertaining, and informative."--Alison Games, Georgetown University, " More than a meticulous biography of the great Elizabethan geographer and promoter of colonization, "Hakluyt' s Promise "is a fine study in intellectual history and of the intersection of learning, mythology, and creative enterprise." -- Bernard Bailyn, Harvard University, �The most approachable and digestible account of intellectual and cultural life in the age of Shakespeare that I have read. This is an engaging, thoughtful, and important book. Mancall uses all of the tools of the cultural and social historian to recreate Hakluyt's life and his world. He provides an account of the origins of the Atlantic World and the British Empire that will challenge current paradigms.��Steven Pincus, Yale University
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910.92 B
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Richard Hakluyt the younger, a contemporary of William Shakespeare, advocated the creation of English colonies in the New World at a time when the advantages of this idea were far from self-evident. This book describes in detail the life and times of Hakluyt, a trained minister who became an editor of travel accounts. Hakluyt's Promise demonstrates his prominent role in the establishment of English America as well as his interests in English opportunities in the East Indies. The volume presents nearly 50 illustrations-many unpublished since the sixteenth century-and offers a fresh view of Hakluyt's milieu and the central concerns of the Elizabethan age. Though he never traveled farther than Paris, young Hakluyt spent much of the 1580s recording information about the western hemisphere and became an international authority on overseas exploration. The book traces his rise to prominence as a source of information and inspiration for England's policy makers, including the queen, and his advocacy for colonies in Roanoke and Jamestown. Hakluyt's thought was shaped by debates that stretched across Europe, and his interests ranged just as widely, encompassing such topics as peaceful coexistence with Native Americans, the New World as a Protestant Holy Land, and in, his later life, trade with the Spice Islands., Richard Hakluyt the younger, a contemporary of William Shakespeare, advocated the creation of English colonies in the New World at a time when the advantages of this idea were far from self-evident. This book describes in detail the life and times of Hakluyt, a trained minister who became an editor of travel accounts. "Hakluyt's Promise" demonstrates his prominent role in the establishment of English America as well as his interests in English opportunities in the East Indies. The volume presents nearly 50 illustrations--many unpublished since the sixteenth century--and offers a fresh view of Hakluyt's milieu and the central concerns of the Elizabethan age. Though he never traveled farther than Paris, young Hakluyt spent much of the 1580s recording information about the western hemisphere and became an international authority on overseas exploration. The book traces his rise to prominence as a source of information and inspiration for England's policy makers, including the queen, and his advocacy for colonies in Roanoke and Jamestown. Hakluyt's thought was shaped by debates that stretched across Europe, and his interests ranged just as widely, encompassing such topics as peaceful coexistence with Native Americans, the New World as a Protestant Holy Land, and in, his later life, trade with the Spice Islands., Numerical evidence is everywhere and how best to handle and leverage it is a growing concern in the academic world in general and the academic library world in particular. Libraries are not only storehouses and key contacts for library patrons in accessing numbers, but are also collectors and users of their own data, which is integral to the functioning of the library itself. The essays in Library Data: Empowering Practice and Persuasion focus on interpreting and using library-generated and outside data in support of data-driven practice and data-strengthened persuasion. The collection includes such topics as how to make data presentations appealing and effective; applying capital-budgeting models to libraries; and using data for evaluation and improvement of collections and services. Articles also cover specialized scenarios, including reference, collection development, serial acquisitions, institutional repositories, web site design, interlibrary loan, and bibliographic instruction., Richard Hakluyt the younger, a contemporary of William Shakespeare, advocated the creation of English colonies in the New World at a time when the advantages of this idea were far from self-evident. This book describes in detail the life and times of Hakluyt, a trained minister who became an editor of travel accounts. "Hakluyt s Promise" demonstrates his prominent role in the establishment of English America as well as his interests in English opportunities in the East Indies. The volume presents nearly 50 illustrations many unpublished since the sixteenth century and offers a fresh view of Hakluyt s milieu and the central concerns of the Elizabethan age.Though he never traveled farther than Paris, young Hakluyt spent much of the 1580s recording information about the western hemisphere and became an international authority on overseas exploration. The book traces his rise to prominence as a source of information and inspiration for England s policy makers, including the queen, and his advocacy for colonies in Roanoke and Jamestown. Hakluyt s thought was shaped by debates that stretched across Europe, and his interests ranged just as widely, encompassing such topics as peaceful coexistence with Native Americans, the New World as a Protestant Holy Land, and in, his later life, trade with the Spice Islands."
LC Classification Number
G69.H2M27 2007
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- f***n (378)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseItem arrived in even better condition than described- just about mint, and with a cellophane protective cover, which saved me time from applying one myself. All 3 of the essays in the volume were interesting, ie what I was looking for in terms of informational value regarding the New Deal; it was a real fortunate find. The item arrived promptly, was well (not overly) packaged, and the transaction was smooth and easy. I’d work with this seller again, thanks!Hardcover Essays on the New Deal (#176549129673)
- y***y (448)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseExactly the book I needed! Love my purchase. Great packaging and shipping, the box arrived today in perfect shape. The item matches the description and photo images exactly! Thank you for making this purchase so great! I highly recommend this eBay vendor for all of your purchase needs!
- i***i (75)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseBook was shipped promptly and carefully packaged. It was in much better condition than described and looks almost brand new. The price was also very fair. Excellent experience.