Distant Lands and Diverse Cultures The French Experience in Asia, 1600-1700

Glenn J. Ames is professor of history at The University of Toledo S. Amanda Eurich, of the History Department at Western Washington University Linda S. Frey ia professor of history at the University of Montana Marsha L. Frey is professor of history at Kansas State University Ronald S. Love, of the History Department at the State University of West Georgia, is a former Isaac Walton Killam Scholar at the University of Alberta and Canada Research Fellow at the University of Saskatchewan Diane C. Margolf is Associate Professor of History at Colorado State University Theodore Natsoulas is professor of history at The University of Toledo Deirdre Pettet received a M.A. in French from Yale University. She has variously studied economics, computer science, and history. Her most recent focus has been on Russian studies, particularly on nineteenth-century literature and history Carl H. Sobocinski has traveled throughout the Indian Ocean basin and has recently completed his Ph.D. in history at The University of Toledo. He was the 1998 Lloyd and Betty Lapp Award recipient as the outstanding graduate history student at Toledo Glenn Sundeen teaches on the faculty of Kookmin University in Seoul, South Korea, where he continues to pursue his research interests in European contacts with Asia during the early modern period Anne York is associate professor of History at Youngstown State UniversityLove, Ronald S. is the author of 'Distant Lands and Diverse Cultures The French Experience in Asia, 1600-1700' with ISBN 9780313308642 and ISBN 0313308640.