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20 Little Do We Know. History and Historians dispute involving Governor Frontenac and the Recollets, and relies on dated secondary literature. Similar flaws, albeit of minor significance, are present in Rostkowski's study, who is much more balanced in the treatment of her main thesis, that is, the fact that a general spread of Christianity among aboriginal peoples did not imply outright conversion (Ch. 19). Codignola's review of scholarship does not only highlight flaws. Part II also celebrates the strengths of some underrated historical works, and encourages us to place them in their historiographical context. For example, Codignola shows how Aventuries de la Mission, by Henry Koren, CSSp (Ch. 15), a somewhat hagiographical account of the Spiritan missionaries in the Americas, should be valued for its foray into new primary research. Likewise, Codignola applauds Eccles's interpretation of the role of the Catholic Church in New France (Ch. 17) for its original approach that avoided the providential view of most French-Canadian historians and the whiggish interpretation of the English-speaking ones. As for more recent historiography, Codignola admires Canadian historians Terrence M. Murphy and Roberto Perin's Concise History of Christianity in Canada (Ch. 18), an innovative and intensive treatment of a traditional topic that has not been surpassed to this day. Codignola suggests that this volume should serve as a model for a similar study of the United States. Part III, European Expansion and the Atlantic World, engages with the enduring historiographical debates on European expansion into the Atlantic world, or Atlantic history, as this field of investigation is now commonly described. In a short essay (Ch. 20), originally published side by side with another short essay by Atlantic historian John G. Reid, Codignola elaborates on an idea that had characterized his work at least since the early 1980s – well before Atlantic history had become fashionable. 8 According to him, from the late fifteenth 8 Codignola, "A World yet to be Conquered. Pacifique de Provins and the Atlantic World, 1629-1648," in Canada ieri e oggi. Atti del 6° Convegno Internazionale di Studi Canadesi. Selva di Fasano, 27-31 marzo 1985, III: Sezione storica e geografica, ed. Codignola and Raimondo Luraghi (Fasano: Schena, 1986), 59-84;
Introduction century to the late eighteenth century across the vast geographic area of the Atlantic Ocean small groups of people in constant contact with each other created specialized networks that influenced both the European and North American shores. In the past twenty years or so the historiography of European expansion has been progressively transformed by the rise of Atlantic history. American historians Greene and Philip D. Morgan argue that this new paradigm emphasizes one of the most important developments of the early modern era, that is, the emergence and growth, from the fifteenth century onwards, of the Atlantic basin as "a site for demographic, economic, social, cultural, and other forms of exchange among and within the four continents surrounding the Atlantic Ocean." 9 A growing number of English-speaking historians Codignola, The Coldest Harbour of the Land. Simon Stock and Lord Baltimore's Colony in Newfoundland, 1621-1649 (Kingston, Montréal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1988); Codignola, "The Rome-Paris-Quebec Connection in an Age of Revolutions, 1760-1820," in Le Canada et la Révolution française. Actes du 6 e colloque du CIEC. 29, 30, 31 octobre 1987, ed. Pierre H. Boulle and Richard A. Lebrun (Montréal: Centre interuniversitaire d'Etudes européennes/Interuniversity Centre for European Studies, 1989), 115-132; Codignola, "Pacifique de Provins and the Capuchin Network in Africa and America," in Proceedings of the Fifteenth Meeting of the French Colonial Historical Society. Martinique and Guadeloupe, May 1989/Actes du Quinzième Colloque de la Société d'histoire coloniale française. Martinique et Guadeloupe Mai 1989, ed. Patricia Galloway and Philip P. Boucher (Lanham: University Press of America, 1992), 46-60; Codignola, "Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics in English North America, 1610-58. A Comparative Assessment," The Canadian Catholic Historical Association, Historical Studies 65 (1999): 107-124; Codignola, "Competing Networks: Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics in French North America, 1610-58," The Canadian Historical Review 80, no. 4 (December 1999): 539-584; Codignola, "Gli imprenditori livornesi Filippo e Antonio Filicchi e il Nord America (1785-1806)," in Storia e attualità della presenza degli Stati Uniti a Livorno e in Toscana. Atti del Convegno. Livorno 4-5-6 aprile 2002, ed. Paolo Castignoli, Luigi Donolo, and Algerina Neri (Pisa: Edizioni Plus, Università di Pisa, 2003), 43-66. 9 Philip D. Morgan and Greene, "Introduction: The Present State of Atlantic History," in Atlantic History. A Critical Appraisal, ed. Greene and Morgan (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009), 3. The bibliography on Atlantic history is boundless. For an overview on the genesis and application of this concept, see Ian K. Steele, The English Atlantic, 1675-1740: An Exploration of Communication and 21
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