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Summary:

Electronic reproduction of trade cards and illustrated European newspapers from the Harvard College Library, featured in the Image Gallery within Empire Online. This series of more than 700 trade cards and newspapers depicts scenes of European contact with Asia and Africa during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The collection visually documents cultural contacts and activities during the age of European colonial expansion, and can be drawn upon to understand differing attitudes among the British, French, Italian, German and Dutch towards colonial territories.

Contributors:

Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)

Harvard College Library

Adam Matthew Education (Firm)

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Related Series:

Empire online

Subjects:

Colonies — History — Sources

Cultural intelligence — History — Sources

Indigenous peoples — Social conditions — 19th century — Sources

Indigenous peoples — Social conditions — 20th century — Sources

East Asia — Civilization — 19th century — Sources

Southeast Asia — Civilization — 19th century — Sources

Africa — Civilization — 19th century — Sources

East Asia — Colonization — Pictorial works

Southeast Asia — Colonization — Pictorial works

Africa — Colonization — Pictorial works

Indigenous peoples — Social life and customs — Pictorial works

Europeans — East Asia — Pictorial works

Europeans — Southeast Asia — Pictorial works

Europeans — Africa — Pictorial works

1800-1999

Cultural intelligence

Indigenous peoples — Social conditions

Indigenous peoples

Civilization

Colonization

Indigenous peoples — Social life and customs

Europeans

Colonies

Asia — Orient

East Asia

Southeast Asia

Europe

Africa

Genres:

History

Pictorial works

Sources

General Notes:

Title supplied by publisher; resource viewed on Nov. 10, 2012.
Harvard College Library

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Digital Characteristics:

text file

Call Numbers:

JV61

OCLC Numbers:

849914798

Other Control Numbers:

[Unknown Type]: AC008720