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Trade, Family, and Religion: Forging Networks in the German Atlantic Worldr2WPadmin2018-08-22T16:57:45+00:00

Trade, Family, and Religion: Forging Networks in the German Atlantic World Images

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Frontispiece from Christoph Sauer’s 1747 "Hochdeutsch Americanische Calender"
Frontispiece from Christoph Sauer’s 1747 "Hochdeutsch Americanische Calender"

Frontispiece from Christoph Sauer’s 1747 Hochdeutsch Americanische Calender. The illustration offers an allegorical depiction of the news publisher’s role within…

German emigrants study the map during the passage
German emigrants study the map during the passage

German emigrants studying a map on board a ship, woodcut.

Guide for German Immigrants to North America
Guide for German Immigrants to North America

Tontine Coffee House, Wall and Water Streets, ca. 1797
Tontine Coffee House, Wall and Water Streets, ca. 1797

Tontine Coffee House, Wall and Water Streets, ca. 1797

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