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

Chap	1

Proffesc it was little	10

Of the Intereft of Holland in rela	11

at prefent P	15

the Inconveniences thence arifing	21

That no Country in Europe	30

That the Inhabitants of Hal	37

The Flemings first traded in Manu	46

toyond the Gape of Good Hope but incouragd	181

States General and Prince of Orange to caft	200

Pr Henry 216 The Loffes by Sea conti	219

Above all things War	230

Some Cafes laid down in which	239

Inquiry bether made	255

How longd 187 To the great detriment of	268

Chap Some Confiderations touching	269

That Amfterdam is provided	55

How Amfterdam by its Commodious Situation	56

A fecond means to keep Hol	66

Wberein felect Companys are burtful 70	74

That Freedom of Religion	80

That Manufactures and	87

Tis poffible fome Goods and Ships may	94

after that all that live upon others and thofe	113

The Antient State of Justice	124

Tof Celion or Attermination 132 What	138

That the fettling of Dutch	139

kept and defended against all Pirates	156

Confiderations concerning	275

lands entring into Alliance with Eng	278

Chap 10 Some General and Particular	289

ain times of Peace likewife by Phil de Comi	290

BrsAeighbour 296	297

es vinces in the mean time fortified by Holland	305

frong and that he has not kept ber Right	312

Rulers are likely to bring in the Trojan Horse	316

That Holland during its Free	330

tonly	342

That every great City in Holland	350

999 amor Briner bite tholdasibai	444

Title	The True Interest and Political Maxims of the Republick of Holland and West Friesland ECCO database Issue 3864 of Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature
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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