Titlebook: Britain and the Netherlands; Volume IV Metropolis J. S. Bromley,E. H. Kossmann Book 1971 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1971 Earl

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The Survival of Country Attitudes in the Eighteenth-Century House of Commons, seventeenth century managed to survive during the years between the accession of George I and the outbreak of the French Revolution. At the outset I should explain precisely what I mean by ‘Country’, since historians habitually use the word in different contexts. Country members of parliament in th

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Greater and Greater London: Notes on Metropolis and Provinces in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuplanted my flag there survey the country behind me. My first Celtic reference must be to a man born in Edinburgh to Catholic Irish parents; who was raised and educated in that city, qualified as M. D. there in 1885, and then went to practice for a time in Southsea. Two years later he published his f

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Aspects of the Frisian Contribution to the Culture of the Low Countries in the Early Modern Period, of this conference, we are actually in .. For one of the things every candidate desiring to enter the Windesheim congregation of canons regular had to do was to reply to these questions in the affirmative.. The congregation concentrated on meditation and individual piety, though it shied away from

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,The Crisis of the Dutch State 1780–1813: Nationalism, Federalism, Unitarism,hat after 1813 the unitary shape of the Dutch constitutional monarchy was never seriously contested, it is obviously desirable to consider why such a drastic change of attitude should have occurred in less than two decades. The explanation often proposed in relation to this remarkably rapid transfor

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The Party Structure of Holland and the Outer Provinces in the Nineteenth Century,he relations between Holland and the other provinces. Invited to discuss them by the committee which prepared this meeting in the provincial metropolis of Groningen — a city and a province I shall have occasion to mention many times — it soon became clear to me that I could not offer more than some

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The Role of the Outer Provinces in the Process of Dutch Economic Growth in the Nineteenth Century,ences in economic structure, for interdependence is determined by differentiation in the means of support. The investigator who, as I do, pays special attention to the nineteenth century, is most of all interested in structural changes. In the course of this century, when the Netherlands embarked on