Visible CitiesThe eighteenth century witnessed the rise of the China market and the changes that resulted in global consumption patterns, from opium smoking to tea drinking. In a valuable transnational perspective, Blussé chronicles the economic and cultural transformations in East Asia through three key cities—Canton, Nagasaki, and Batavia. |
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The Spaniards situated themselves along the Dongyang , or eastern route , by
establishing their headquarters in Manila in 1571 , and they gave a further boost
to the existing traffic by importing South American silver to the Philippines for the
...
The Spaniards situated themselves along the Dongyang , or eastern route , by
establishing their headquarters in Manila in 1571 , and they gave a further boost
to the existing traffic by importing South American silver to the Philippines for the
...
Side 32
... and what commodities were traded in these ports . The three ports may have
been situated on the rim of the same seascape , but they functioned very
differently within the states of which they were part . There was something
particular to ...
... and what commodities were traded in these ports . The three ports may have
been situated on the rim of the same seascape , but they functioned very
differently within the states of which they were part . There was something
particular to ...
Side 38
Wharves and chandlers were situated on islands , such as Pulau Onrust ( Unrest
Island ) , where everything was available for carrying out repairs . Two long piers
extended from the land to channel the muddy waters of the Ciliwung River to C ...
Wharves and chandlers were situated on islands , such as Pulau Onrust ( Unrest
Island ) , where everything was available for carrying out repairs . Two long piers
extended from the land to channel the muddy waters of the Ciliwung River to C ...
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