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  1. Empires Looking Seawards the Benefits and Costs of Foreign Seaborne Trade
  2. Seven Ağlr
  3. pp. 1-18
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  1. The Mediterranean as a Place of Interculturalism and Language Development: The Contribution of Venice to the Language Issue of the Renaissance
  2. Rosaria Bottari
  3. pp. 19-25
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  1. The Migration of Chioggia’s Fishing Fleet in the Adriatic from the Mid-Nineteenth to the Early Twentieth Century
  2. L. Botter, O. Giovanardi, S. Raicevich
  3. pp. 27-44
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  1. Britain’s Ionian Consul: Spiridion Foresti and Intelligence Collection
  2. C. I. Chessell
  3. pp. 45-61
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  1. Palaeodietary Records of Coastal Mediterranean Populations
  2. Oliver E. Craig, Marco Biazzo, Mary Anne Tafuri
  3. pp. 63-77
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  1. Great Britain and the Mediterranean Islands in the Napoleonic Wars – The ‘Insular Strategy’ of Gould Francis Leckie
  2. Diletta D’Andrea
  3. pp. 79-89
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  1. Greek Ships and Seafarers in Sicily During the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries
  2. Fabio P. Di Vita
  3. pp. 91-101
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  1. Muslim Renegade Women Conversion and Agency in the Early Modern Mediterranean
  2. Eric Dursteler
  3. pp. 103-112
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  1. ‘Seek Perfection’ A Future with the Admiralty H.M. Dockyard School, Malta, 1900–1939
  2. Mario Ellul
  3. pp. 113-134
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  1. La navigation vers le Levant à l’époque moderne (1545-1715) vue à travers l’exemple de quelques voyageurs français
  2. Jean Pierre Farganel
  3. pp. 135-148
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  1. The Emergence of the Cult of the Virgin Mary as the Patron Saint of Seafarers
  2. Ruthy Gertwagen
  3. pp. 149-161
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  1. Struggling Against Isolation Communication Lines and the Circulation of News in the Mediterranean: The Case of Seventeenth-Century Malta
  2. Ivan Grech
  3. pp. 163-174
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  1. Envisioning the Italian Mediterranean Fascist Policy in Steamship Publicity, 1922–1942
  2. Maura Hametz
  3. pp. 175-186
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  1. ‘A Mediterranean Amphibian’: British Warfare, 1693–1713
  2. K. A. J. McLay
  3. pp. 187-198
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  1. Malta and the Rise of the Greek-Owned Fleet in the Eighteenth Century
  2. Katerina Papakonstantinou
  3. pp. 199-217
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  1. ‘Through Naval Practice and the Association with Foreigners’ French Nobles’ Participation in Mediterranean Religious Struggles, 1598–1635
  2. Brian Sandberg
  3. pp. 219-227
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  1. La balnéation à Naples entre le XIXe et XXe siècle
  2. Maria Sirago
  3. pp. 229-248
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  1. Epidemics and Quarantine in Mediterranean Africa from the Eighteenth to the Mid-Nineteenth Century
  2. Salvatore Speziale
  3. pp. 249-258
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  1. ‘Exhausted by Fishermen’s Nets’ Roman Sea Fisheries and their Management
  2. Athena Trakadas
  3. pp. 259-272
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  1. Servants of Empire the Maltese in the Royal Navy
  2. Carmel Vassallo
  3. pp. 273-289
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  1. Preface
  2. Carmel Vassallo
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