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Author:   Adam Grimshaw
Publisher:   Brill
Imprint:   Brill
Volume:   96
Weight:   0.009kg
ISBN:  

9789004512337

ISBN 10:   9004512330
Pages:   322
Publication Date:   11 October 2023
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Abbreviations Stylistic Conventions Weights, Measures and Money Introduction 1 An Insignificant Trade? 1603–1641  1 Perspectives on Existing Historiography  2 The Union of the Crowns and Its Effect on Baltic Trade  3 The Tudor Period  4 Anglo-Swedish Commerce in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century  5 The Scottish Connection  6 John Coote and Nascent Anglo-Swedish Commercial Networks  7 Anthony Knipe and the English Company of Gothenburg, 1635–1637  8 The Shift towards Sweden  9 Conclusion 2 The Codification of a Relationship, 1642–1659  1 The Rise of Swedish Exports and the English Market  2 Difficulties in the Import Trade  3 The Impetus for Reaching the Swedish Market  4 Commercial Perspectives on Anglo-Swedish Diplomacy  5 Commercial Organisation: the Role of the State  6 Commercial Organisation: the Role of Merchants and Agents  7 The English East India Company and the Swedish Africa Company: Anglo-Swedish Commercial Connections in Colonial Trades  8 Conclusion 3 Commercial Ascendancy, 1660–1671  1 Establishing Permanent Diplomatic Representation  2 England Becomes a Vital Trading Partner  3 Circumventing the Sound  4 Sweden Emerges Unchallenged  5 Commercial Policy and the Demise of the Eastland Monopoly  6 Abraham Kock-Cronström, Copper, and the English Mint  7 Conclusion 4 Mixed Fortunes, 1672–1688  1 Attempts at Finding Accord  2 English Trade Scales New Heights  3 The Problem of Payment  4 Conclusion 5 Commercial Dominance and Diplomatic Disruption, 1689–1700  1 Diplomacy at War  2 The Only Stable Market  3 Anglo-Swedish Disputes: Outstanding Debts and the Expulsion of Foreign Merchants  4 Conclusion Conclusion Bibliography Index

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Adam Grimshaw, Ph.D. (2017, University of St Andrews) specialises in British, Scandinavian and Baltic history during the early modern period. He has published on various aspects of the relationship between Britain and the Baltic including migration, diplomacy and trade.

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