A temperate empire : making climate change in early America / Anya Zilberstein.
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TextPublisher: New York, NY, United States of America : Oxford University Press, [2016]Description: 1 online resourceContent type: - text
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- 9780190206604
- 0190206608
- 9780190206628
- 0190206624
- 304.2/5097409033 23
- QC903.2.N665 Z55 2016
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Cover; A Temperate Empire; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction: Improving the Climate; Part I: Climate and Geography; 1. The Golden Mean; A Different Latitude; The Northern Temperate Zone; Natural and Political Histories of the Northeast; 2. Transatlantic Networks and the Geography of Climate Knowledge; Inquisitive Minds; Colonies of the Republic of Letters; Brethren in Science; Exchanges; Family Networks; On the Margins; Part II: Climate and Colonialism; 3. An American Siberia; Population and Depopulation; "A Colder and Less Plentifull Country than New England."
The Poor Man's Dung 4. Jamaicans In and Out of Nova Scotia; Jamaica to the Maroons; In and Out of Nova Scotia; Human Geography and Climate; Wentworth on Climate, Slavery, and Race; Empire Without Slaves in the North; 5. Works in Progress; The Energetic Hands of Britons; Fieldwork; Modern Winters; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
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'A Temperate Empire' explores how early North American settlers understood the widespread process of climate warming and tried to remake local climates through colonial settlement and economic development.
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