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Those Emblems of Hell?European Sailors and the Maritime Labour Market, 1570-1870$
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Those Emblems of Hell?: European Sailors and the Maritime Labour Market, 1570-1870

Paul C. van Royen

Print publication date: 1997

Print ISBN-13: 9780968128831

Published to Liverpool Scholarship Online: September 2018

DOI: 10.5949/liverpool/9780968128831.001.0001

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The “National” Maritime Labour Market: Looking for Common Characteristics

The “National” Maritime Labour Market: Looking for Common Characteristics

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(p.1) The “National” Maritime Labour Market: Looking for Common Characteristics
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Those Emblems of Hell?
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Paul C. van Royen

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Liverpool University Press
DOI:10.5949/liverpool/9780968128831.003.0001

This initial chapter attempts to provide a survey of the Western European maritime labour market between 1570 and 1870, but in doing so addresses the difficulties in finding reliable and precise information. The report considers the usefulness of estimation and scattered numbers and suggests alternative methods of information discovery in the form of analysing social influences, geographical settings and economic factors.

Keywords:   Maritime History, Maritime Labour, European Maritime History, European Maritime Labour, International Maritime Labour, International Maritime History, European Maritime Historiography

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