10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STADHOLDERSHIP»
Discover the use of
stadholdership in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stadholdership and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Dutch Republic in the Seventeenth Century: The Golden Age
DOMESTIC POLITICS 1579 Union of Utrecht 1 584 William of Orange murdered
1585-1625 Stadholdership of Prince Maurits 1619 Johan van Oldenbarnevelt
executed 1625-47 Stadholdership of Frederik Hendrik 1 647-50 Stadholdership
of ...
2
The History and Description of Rotterdam and Its Environs: ...
On the other hand, a less wealthy but more numerous body, was strongly
opposed to the Edict, and anxiously wished for the restoration of the
Stadholdership, from which alone they 'could expect a potent and efficient
protector of their rights, ...
Act of exclusion bars William from Holland's stadholdership. Death of Mary Stuart;
restoration of Charles II [William's uncle) to Stuartthrones William barred from all
offices in Holland and Zeeland. De Witt dismisses William's household servants ...
4
A sketch of the history of Holland
The first abolition of the stadholdership. — JOHN DE WITH. IX. The first
restoration of the Nassaus. — William hi. X. The second abolition of the
stadholdership. — ANTONY HEINSIUS. XI. The second restoration of the
Nassaus. — William IV.
Adrian van Bevervoorde, 1846
5
History of the Administration of John De Witt: Grand ...
When the stadholdership became vacant in 1641, by the death of the then Count
of the Nassau line, the Prince of Orange (Frederick Henry), aiming at the
elevation of the Orange branch and at a consolidation of the provinces,
succeeded in ...
James Geddes, Johan de Witt, 1879
6
Republicanism, Liberty, and Commercial Society, 1649-1776
Defining the special character of Dutch republicanism as the rejection of the
stadholdership, seen as quasi-monarchy, it set the agenda for political debate for
years into the future. The heart of its argument was a denial that the
stadholdership ...
7
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
His son William II. was but 21 years of age on succeeding to the stadholdership,
and the states of Holland were 2'25; sufficiently powerful to carry through the
negotiations 010mm“ for the peace of Miinster (1648) in spite of his opposition.
8
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
His son William H. was but 21 years of age on succeeding to the stadholdership,
and the states of Holland were w'm'm sufficiently powerful to carry through the
negotiations 1|. Prince .. . . . . Norma for the peace of Munster (16.48) inspite of
his ...
9
Encyclopedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
His son William II. was but 21 years of age on succeeding to the stadholdership,
and the states of Holland were I'll' sufiiciently powerful to carry through the
negotiations 0,0,-,,8,_ for the peace of Munster (1648) in spite of his opposition.
10
Memoirs of Horatio, Lord Walpole, Selected from His ...
O Orange, Princes of, establishment and continua- . tion of the stadholdership in
their family, 13. Orange, William prince of; his views and situation on the mission
of Mr. Walpole to the Hague, 177, 186.' His endeavours for promotion in the ...
