A chronicle of the race for the Far East
The Spice Ports: Mapping the Origins of the Sea Trade,
London: British Library, 2024. Large 4to, illustrated boards, pp. 288, profusely illustrated. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.
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The story of maritime trade with the East from Venice in the 15th century, with the Portuguese, the foundation of the English and Dutch East India Companies and the settlement of Singapore.
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