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The Dutch Republic: Its Rise, Greatness and Fall, (Oxford History of Early Modern Europe) Hardcover – 6 April by Jonathan I Israel (Author)/5(44). The Dutch Republic: Its Rise, Greatness, and Fall, Jonathan Israel. New York: Oxford Clarendon Press, pp. $ 95 PB. Contemporary surveys of the history of the Low Countries, as found for example in Blom and Lambert's Geschiedenis van de .  · In April Hugo Grotius, in his capacity as head of a delegation from the States of Holland to the Amsterdam city council, treated, or subjected, the council to what Jonathan Israel in his 'The Dutch Republic. Its Rise Greatness and Fall pp, .

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