The True Interest and Political Maxims of the Republick of Holland and West Friesland

Publish'd the by authority of the States, 1702 - Friesland (Netherlands) - 492 pages

Maxims which tend	1

And Alliance with England save against France	12

Holland may be improvd to the most perfect Re	19

That the Inhabitants of Hol	25

confiderable the Fisherys of Holland are	28

Of the Traffick of Holland its convenient fitu	34

7	45

It is particularly ſbewn that	51

toyond the Gape of Good Hope but incouragd	181

છછ 3748AAR PRRRRR ?????? ????	185

The fad effects of the Order of	196

Amſterdam would have ſcourd the Seas with	204

down bis Commiſſion 214 The K of Eng	215

triflemith Oaths The Conclusion illustrated	219

Above all things War	230

Onlands mere to avoid a new War	238

a richer Merchandizing Country than	55

A second means to keep Hol	66

Wherein Select Companys are burtful 70	72

The ignorance of such as are for Impoſitions	79

That Manufactures and	83

The Grounds and Reafonsupon	92

That in levying Convoymony	98

habitants of Holland ought to be more	105

and fomething 112 How much is shown 113	113

in Holland and WestFrieſland being	124

That Monopolizing Compa	138

That the fettling of Dutch	139

Lodannot trade in all the Countrys under their	146

Inquiry made whether	255

Weftfriesland	258

Some Confiderations touching	269

Spain ſubſiſts by its Commerce with the WestIn	276

Chap r That Holland heretofore	297

DELIO	305

That Holland during its Free	314

334 Guelderland may make War upon us	334

Most Merchandize being imported from	338

Tonly is able to defend her self against all the Potentates of the World P	342

That every great City in Holland	350

were	425

Title	The True Interest and Political Maxims of the Republick of Holland and West Friesland
Authors	Pieter de la Court, Johan de Witt
Publisher	Publish'd the by authority of the States, 1702
Original from	National Library of the Netherlands
Digitized	Aug 5, 2013
Length	492 pages

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