Book Description: Englishmen at Sea: Labor and the Nation at the Dawn of Empire, 1570-1630 Author: Eleanor Hubbard November 16, 2021 Pages: A deeply researched and analytically rich account of England's early maritime empire, "Englishmen at Sea: Labor and the Nation at the Dawn of Empire" offers a vivid exploration of the labor conflicts that fueled the rise of the English maritime empire during the Elizabethan era. Drawing on a wealth of understudied sources, historian Eleanor Hubbard delves into the lives of the young men who were drawn to the sea, acquiring valuable skills and a reputation for ruthlessness in the process. This book provides a comprehensive understanding of how the English became masters of the ocean, and the challenges they faced in the process. The story begins with the freewheeling Elizabethan privateering, where thousands of young men were attracted to the sea, seeking adventure and plunder. However, with the signing of the Treaty of London in 1604, these predatory seamen were forced to adapt to a radically changed world, where they were expected to risk their lives for merchants' gain, rather than plunder.

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English at Sea： Labour and the Nation at the Dawn of Empire、 1570-1630投稿者： Eleanor Hubbard 16 November 2021 Pages： Publisher： ［Insert Publisher］イギリス初期の海洋帝国について深く研究され、分析的に豊富な記述"、Englishmen at Sea： 帝国の夜明けの労働者と国民は"、エリザベス朝のイギリス海洋帝国の台頭に貢献した労働紛争の鮮明な研究を提供している。歴史家エレノア・ハバード（Eleanor Hubbard）は、豊富な知識をもとに、海に引き寄せられた若者たちの生活を掘り下げ、貴重な技術や評判を冷酷に得る。この本は、英語がどのようにして海洋の達人になったのか、そしてその過程で直面した課題についての包括的な理解を提供します。物語は自由なエリザベス朝の民営化から始まり、何千人もの若者が冒険と強盗を探して海に引き寄せられた。しかし、1604のロンドン条約の調印により、これらの捕食者たちは、強盗ではなく商人の利益のために命を危険にさらすことが期待された、根本的に変化した世界に適応することを余儀なくされた。