Relic or Springboard? A note on the 'rebirth' of Portuguese Hughli, ca. 1632-1820

IF 0.3 2区历史学 Q2 HISTORY

Indian Economic and Social History Review Pub Date : 2002-12-01 DOI:10.1177/001946460203900403

J. Flores

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Abstract

The history of Asian port cities during the early modem period has made undeniable progress of late, as demonstrated by a number of collective works published during recent decades.’ Some of these advances have gone hand in hand with systematic research into maritime establishments built along European lines and which, in the most evident cases, led to successful colonial cities that acted as genuine anchoring points for the various European empires. Just to mention the British colonial experience in the subcontinent, Madras, Bombay and Calcutta are all outstanding examples of this phenomenon. 2

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Relic还是Springboard?葡萄牙人休利的“重生”注释，约1632-1820年

近代早期亚洲港口城市的历史取得了不可否认的进步，最近几十年出版的一些集体著作证明了这一点。“其中一些进步与对沿着欧洲航线建造的海上设施的系统研究密切相关，在最明显的情况下，这些研究导致了成功的殖民城市，这些城市成为了各个欧洲帝国真正的锚点。”且不说英国在印度次大陆的殖民经历，马德拉斯、孟买和加尔各答都是这种现象的突出例子。2

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