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Erdbeeren und Piraten

Die Royal Navy und die Ordnung der Welt 1770–1860

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This is the first study in German concerning the role of the British Royal Navy in the general European expansion abroad during the 18th and 19th centuries. In the early years of the 19th century the Royal Navy was a major force on all seas. It served not only as an instrument of conducting maritime warfare, but also had the responsibility of turning the wilderness of Tasmania into a veritable garden as well as teaching the pirates of Malaysia the merits of agriculture. This was all part of a global maritime strategy that served as the basis for Great Britain´s imperial goal to maintain world power. Julia Angster describes here not only the military background, but also touches on the civil and political history of the Royal Navy and its role in the non-European world of its time.

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Erdbeeren und Piraten, Julia Angster

Taal
Jaar van publicatie
2012
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Titel
Erdbeeren und Piraten
Ondertitel
Die Royal Navy und die Ordnung der Welt 1770–1860
Taal
Duits
Jaar van publicatie
2012
Formaat
Hardcover
Aantal pagina's
345
ISBN10
3525300379
ISBN13
9783525300374
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Aantekening
This is the first study in German concerning the role of the British Royal Navy in the general European expansion abroad during the 18th and 19th centuries. In the early years of the 19th century the Royal Navy was a major force on all seas. It served not only as an instrument of conducting maritime warfare, but also had the responsibility of turning the wilderness of Tasmania into a veritable garden as well as teaching the pirates of Malaysia the merits of agriculture. This was all part of a global maritime strategy that served as the basis for Great Britain´s imperial goal to maintain world power. Julia Angster describes here not only the military background, but also touches on the civil and political history of the Royal Navy and its role in the non-European world of its time.