History of Holland, from the Beginning of the Tenth to the End of the Eighteenth Century, Volumen 3

J.W. Parker, 1844

PART III	2

Alienation between England and Holland	12

Commercial jealousies between the English and Dutch	19

YEAR PAGK	23

288	24

Embarrassment of De Witt	33

Dykveldts embassy to England	34

Defeat of the Dutch fleet between the North Foreland	63

305	384

PART IV	403

The States resolve to preserve their Neutrality during	423

Death and Character of the Governess	430

Government at Amsterdam	432

Majority of the Stadtholder	436

Decay of the Dutch Navy	442

Convoy to ships laden with timber refused	448

Opposition of the Burgomasters of Amsterdam	70

YEAR PAGE	87

Alliance with the Princes of Germany	90

23	108

Landing of the English on the island of Schelling	119

Address of the Parliament of England to the King against	121

The Bishops of Munster and Cologne evacuate the United	126

The King of England offers his mediation to the Belligerents	143

The Prince of Orange forced to raise the siege of Maestricht	152

Conferences at Breda	165

Consequences of that event to the Dutch	168

Siege of Namur	238

YEAR PAGE	242

The Partition Treaties concluded	248

His death and character	257

CHAPTER XI	264

States forbid all traffic with the enemy	270

Transfer of hostilities to the Moselle	280

The Prince of Orange attacks the camp of the Duke of Lux	305

YEAR PAGE	321

The Emperor consents to the abolition of the Ostend Com	327

Invasion of Dutch Flanders	329

Marriage of the Prince of NassauOrange with the Princess	337

War between Spain and Great Britain	343

Subsidy of 20000 men resolved on	352

Conferences at Breda	370

Liberty of the Press in the United Provinces	371

Preparations of the States	452

New Treaty of barrier and guarantee of the Protestant suc	480

Preliminaries signed without the intervention of the States	481

Municipal Governments changed throughout Holland	491

Overture of accommodation from the Emperor	497

Assembly convened by the Commission of the Free Corps	512

Condition of the Stadtholder	521

Utrecht abandoned	527

Revolution effected in the other Provinces	533

Causes of the fall of the Patriot party	540

YEAR PAGK	544

Depreciation of the Money of the Bank of Amsterdam	557

Declaration of war against England and the Stadtholder	564

Fruitless alliance with Prussia	572

YEAR PAGE	591

NOTES	609

Speech of the Chancellor Shaftesbury to the Parliament	613

The Stadtholder made Director of the India Companies	614

Commotions at Amsterdam excited by a law concerning	616

417	634

Louis XIV seduces the King of England from the Triple	647

Spain Austria and Denmark accede to the Peace of Nime	660

2222222	662

England and France contend for the Alliance of the States	666

Hostilities between France and Spain	672

26	676

Título	History of Holland, from the Beginning of the Tenth to the End of the Eighteenth Century, Volumen 3 History of Holland, from the Beginning of the Tenth to the End of the Eighteenth Century, Charles Maurice Davies
Autor	Charles Maurice Davies
Editor	J.W. Parker, 1844
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	5 Mar 2009

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