Consumer Revolution
Abstract
This essay describes the consumer revolution in the eighteenth-century Anglo-Atlantic world, focusing on the impact that imported consumer goods had on diets and material culture among colonial, Native American, and African peoples living in British North AmericaSimilar works
This paper was published in Gettysburg College.
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