The Embarrassment of Riches: An Interpretation of Dutch Culture in the Golden AgeCollins, 1987 - 698 pagina's This text explores the enigma of 17th-century Holland, a nation that attained an unprecedented level of affluence, yet lived in constant dread of being corrupted by prosperity. |
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... became a powerful focus of allegiance to people who considered themselves fighting for hearth and home . No matter that hearth and home more obviously meant Leiden or Haarlem than some new abstraction of a union , the concept of a ...
... became a powerful focus of allegiance to people who considered themselves fighting for hearth and home . No matter that hearth and home more obviously meant Leiden or Haarlem than some new abstraction of a union , the concept of a ...
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... became a vehicle for the solemnities that bound the celebrants together around the table . Form and protocol were of the utmost importance and not infrequently exhausted the patience of foreign guests . Théophile de Viau , for example ...
... became a vehicle for the solemnities that bound the celebrants together around the table . Form and protocol were of the utmost importance and not infrequently exhausted the patience of foreign guests . Théophile de Viau , for example ...
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... became less controversial , so did praise for its most spectacular incarnation . Similarly , as the thin wedge of enlightened values — religious toleration and scientific curiosity , for instance - forced an entry into the culture of ...
... became less controversial , so did praise for its most spectacular incarnation . Similarly , as the thin wedge of enlightened values — religious toleration and scientific curiosity , for instance - forced an entry into the culture of ...
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