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Atlantic history: a standalone construct

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History

the study of the interconnected societies around the Atlantic basin, linking Europe, Africa and the Americas from the fifteenth century onward.

In history, Atlantic history refers to the study of the interconnected societies around the Atlantic basin, linking Europe, Africa and the Americas from the fifteenth century onward. This meaning comes from Bailyn (2005) in Atlantic History: Concept and Contours.[1]

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  1. Bailyn, B. (2005). Atlantic History: Concept and Contours. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674016880

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