Smuggler Nation: How Illicit Trade Made America
In Smuggler Nation, Peter Andreas examines how illicit trade helped shape the United States. By placing smuggling within the broader story of American history and economic development, the book offers a provocative perspective on the nation’s growth, revealing the importance of commerce that existed beyond official rules and markets.
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Smuggler Nation examines the relationship between illicit trade and the development of the United States.
Peter Andreas presents smuggling as an important lens for understanding American history and economic life.
The book considers how commerce outside the law has influenced the nation’s growth and identity.
It offers a broad historical perspective on the forces that have shaped America beyond official markets and institutions.
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