Mark G. Hanna
1 book
About the Author
Mark G. Hanna is a historian whose research explores the complex intersections of piracy, empire, and maritime power in the early modern Atlantic world. His scholarship illuminates how illicit networks shaped colonial expansion and state formation during a pivotal era of global transformation. Drawing on extensive archival research, Hanna offers nuanced interpretations of the economic and political forces that defined the rise of British imperial authority.
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Books by Mark G. Hanna
