An edition of The Dutch Republic
(1998)
The Dutch Republic
its rise, greatness and fall, 1477-1806
by Jonathan I. Israel
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Publish Date
1998
Publisher
Clarendon Press,
Oxford University Press, USA
Language
English
Pages
1231
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1998, Clarendon Press, Oxford University Press, USA
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Table of Contents
List of Plates
Page xvi
Explanatory Notes to the Plates
Page xviii
List of Maps
Page xxiv
List of Tables
Page xxv
Abbreviations
Page xxxviii
1.
Introduction
Page 1
I.
The Making of a Republic, 1977-1588
2.
On the Threshold of the Modern Era
Page 9
The Rise of Holland
Page 9
Under the Burgundians
Page 21
The Early Habsburg Netherlands
Page 29
The Institutions of the Habsburg Netherlands
Page 35
3.
Humanism and the Origins of the Reformation, 1470-1520
Page 41
4.
Territorial Consolidation, 1516-1559
Page 55
5.
The Early Dutch Reformation, 1519-1559
Page 74
The Netherlands Church on the Eve of the Reformation
Page 74
The Impact of Luther
Page 79
Fragmentation
Page 84
Spiritualism and the Impact of Persecution
Page 96
The Rise of Calvinism
Page 101
6.
Society before the Revolt
Page 106
The Land, Rural Society, and Agriculture
Page 106
Urbanization
Page 113
The Urban Economy
Page 116
Institutions of Civic Life: Guilds, Militias, Chambers of Rhetoric
Page 119
Poverty and Civic Welfare
Page 123
The Regents
Page 125
7.
The Breaddown of the Habsburg Regime, 1549-1566
Page 129
The Seeds of Revolt
Page 129
Crisis, 1559-1566
Page 137
8.
Repression under Alva, 1567-1572
Page 155
9.
The Revolt Begins
Page 169
10.
The Revolt and the emergence of a New State
Page 179
The Revolt Survives, 1573-1575
Page 179
From the Pacification of Ghent (1576) to the Union of Utrecht (1579)
Page 184
The Two Netherlands
Page 196
The Habsburg Reconquest of the South, 1579-1585
Page 205
The North Netherlands under Leicester, 1585-1587
Page 220
II.
The Early Golden Age, 1588-1647
11.
Consolidation of the Republic, 1588-1609
Page 233
12.
The Republic Becomes a Great Power, 1590-1609
Page 241
Territorial Expansion
Page 241
The Fixed Garrison system
Page 262
The Dutch Military Reforms and their European Significance
Page 267
The Dutch in Europe: Skills, Technolgy, and Engineering
Page 271
13.
The Institutions of the Republic
Page 276
The Provinces
Page 276
Taxation and the Tax System
Page 285
The Generality
Page 291
The Generality Lands
Page 297
The Stadholderate
Page 300
14.
The COmmencement of Dutch Workd Trade Primacy
Page 307
Revolt, Commerce, and Migration from the South
Page 307
The Changing Balance between 'Bulk-Carrying' and the 'Rich Trades'
Page 315
The Beginnings of the Dutch Colonial Empire
Page 318
15.
Society after the Revolt
Page 328
Urbanization
Page 328
Rural Society
Page 332
The Nobility
Page 337
The Regents
Page 341
The Merchant Elite
Page 344
The Elite of the Skilled
Page 348
Wages
Page 351
Civic Poor Relief and Charitable Instiutions
Page 353
16.
Protestanization, Catholicization, Confessionalization
Page 361
The Confessional Arena
Page 361
The Organization of the Dutch Reformed Church
Page 367
Edition Notes
Repr. with corrections. Originally published 1995.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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