William A. Pettigrew
1 book
About the Author
William A. Pettigrew is a historian whose scholarship explores the intersections of commerce, empire, and political power in the early modern Atlantic world. His research illuminates how corporate institutions shaped the development of transatlantic trade and colonial governance, offering nuanced perspectives on the economic and moral complexities of the period. Pettigrew's work draws on extensive archival research to reveal the intricate relationships between business interests and state policy.
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