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Rise of the Dutch Republic - A History

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Klappentext This classic three-volume history of the foundation of the Dutch Republic was first published in 1855. Zusammenfassung This is a classic account of the foundation of the Dutch Republic by American historian John Lothrop Motley (1814–77). The first edition of the three-volume work was first published in 1855 to great popular acclaim and was quickly translated into French, Dutch, German and Russian. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part IV continued: 3. Barren diplomacy and submarine laurels; 4. The Hopper policy and the monster mutiny; 5. The Antwerp fury ripens the Ghent concord; Part V. Don John of Austria. 1576-8: 1. Lepanto's hero; 2. The under side of the cards; 3. A lion in the toils; 4. The outlaw's return; 5. The guardian of the Netherland bride and her suitors; Part VI. Alexander of Parma. 1578-84: 1. A nation severed and a republic born; 2. Triumphs of treason; 3. Sterile conferences and teeming intrigues; 4. Declaration of independence; 5. Two elected sovereigns; 6. The French fury and its results; 7. A hero's death; Index.

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