The Cradle of ColonialismHow the Dutch initiated colonialism in Southeast Asia. |
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Page 136
... Holland , and the consolidation of the Republic as a burgher aristocracy and a loose confederation , in which the preponderance of Holland was the unifying factor , had been largely his work . " After the revolt against Spain broke out ...
... Holland , and the consolidation of the Republic as a burgher aristocracy and a loose confederation , in which the preponderance of Holland was the unifying factor , had been largely his work . " After the revolt against Spain broke out ...
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... Holland provided more than half , it should there- fore have a corresponding number of votes . The smaller provinces refused to accept his idea of proportional representation based on wealth , and as a result Holland was allotted no ...
... Holland provided more than half , it should there- fore have a corresponding number of votes . The smaller provinces refused to accept his idea of proportional representation based on wealth , and as a result Holland was allotted no ...
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... Holland . This time he minced no words . Again referring to the need for a United Company to combat the machinations of the King of Spain , he as much as accused the Zealand merchants that there must be some among them who were enemies ...
... Holland . This time he minced no words . Again referring to the need for a United Company to combat the machinations of the King of Spain , he as much as accused the Zealand merchants that there must be some among them who were enemies ...
Contents
The Land and the People | 3 |
The Sea | 8 |
The Sea Lanes Become Longer | 16 |
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