William Temple the Religion of the Dutch Republic 1673
Sir William Temple,”Of the Rise and Progress of the United Provinces,” 1673
Sir William Temple, The crisis of the Dutch Republic, 1673
Sir William Temple, The Physical Environment and People of the Dutch Republic, 1673
Sir William Temple, On the Military Forces and Revenues of the Dutch Republic, 1673
Sir William Temple, On the Government of the Dutch Republic, 1673
Tulipmania: Tulip Speculation and Crash, 1637
Van der Spiegel, A Sketch of the Relative and Intrinsic Power of the Republic, 1782
The exclusion of William III and the House of Orange from office in Holland, 1654
Pieter van Dam, Description of the Founding of the V.O.C., the Dutch East India Company, 1693-1701
The Low Countries as Seen by an Italian in 1567
Prince William II’s attempted coup détat in Holland as seen by an English spy, 1650
The Contra-Remonstrants demand state enforcement of religious orthodoxy and public morality, 1619
The Dutch Slave Trade: Agreement to Deliver two thousand or More Slaves to Curacao (1662)
Letters from Johan Oldenbarnevelt to his family before his execution, 1619
On the Decline of the Dutch Republic, 1705
Patriot Proposals for a new constitution for the Republic, 1793
Joachim Rendorp, An Argument Against Popular Rule, 1792
Johan Oldebarnevelt’s account of the Truce Negotiations of 1608
Hugo Grotius, The Freedom of the Seas, 1609
The True Interests and Political Maxims of the Republic of Holland, 1669 Pieter de la Court
Erasmus on the Dutch, ca. 1500
French Merchants’ Complaints against Dutch Competition, 1645
A Plea for Religious Toleration from the Remonstrants to Prince Maurice, 1618
A Defense of the Prince of Orange against the Province of Holland, 1660