Introduction
This book is the first volume of the first multi-volume history of the British Empire in domestic academia. This volume mainly studies the initial stage of the British Empire, that is, Britain's overseas colonial activities during the Tudor period, which is equivalent to the prehistory of the British Empire. It includes thoughts on a series of issues such as early British colonial thought, the relationship between the nation-state and the British Empire, mercantilist national policy, the new monarchy and the role of civil forces in colonial activities, and the path from a nation-state to an empire.
Reader comments
This book gave me a deeper understanding of the history of the British Empire. I think of a friend of mine who is also working hard for his dream, just like the character in the book. The thinking about British colonial activities in the book also reminded me of his struggle in the workplace. I like this book very much and recommend it to everyone!
This book gave me a deeper understanding of the history of the British Empire. I think of a friend of mine who is also working hard for his dream, just like the character in the book. The thinking about British colonial activities in the book also reminded me of his struggle in the workplace. I like this book very much and recommend it to everyone!