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A detailed political and military history of the Dutch Revolt in the decades after William the Silent's death, tracing campaigns, diplomatic negotiations with England and Spain, fiscal and constitutional debates within the provinces, and the influence of religious conflict. It interweaves narrative of military events with portraits of leading statesmen, accounts of envoys and court intrigues, and analysis of institutional arrangements and constitutional choices, culminating in the cessation of hostilities. The author balances descriptive narrative with commentary on policy, leadership, and the practical workings of provincial government during a protracted revolutionary war.
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