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Margarette Lincoln

    1. Jänner 1953

    Margarette Lincoln war Direktorin für Forschung und Sammlungen und ab 2001 stellvertretende Direktorin des National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. Sie ist jetzt Gastwissenschaftlerin am Goldsmiths College, University of London.

    Explorers and Voyages of Discovery
    British Pirates and Society, 1680-1730
    Perfection
    London and the Seventeenth Century
    Boote
    Entdecker
    • "Perfection" by Margarette Lincoln explores the colorful history of women's health and beauty over four centuries. From arsenic for pale skin to balloon corsets, the book delves into the fascinating practices and societal pressures women faced. Through personal accounts and medical reports, it highlights the connection between beauty, community, and identity.

      Perfection
    • Exploring the complex relationship between pirates and British imperialism, this book delves into how piracy influenced navigation, trade patterns, and the understanding of distant communities. It reveals the ambivalent attitudes towards piracy, shaped by vested interests and conflicting ideologies, highlighting the significant role pirates played in advancing British imperial expansion. Through engaging analysis, it uncovers the intricate dynamics that defined perceptions of piracy during this historical period.

      British Pirates and Society, 1680-1730
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      Knowledge masters. Big Book of History