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An account of the Dutch revolt from the death of William the Silent to the Twelve Years' Truce in 1609, combining military narrative, diplomatic correspondence, and political analysis. It recounts campaigns, sieges, naval engagements including the Spanish Armada episode, and the roles of monarchs, generals, and ministers while examining religious conflict, international alliances, and administrative developments within the provinces. The work interleaves descriptive passages, detailed dispatches, and critical commentary to explain strategic choices, the unfolding balance of power, and the war's impact on commerce, governance, and confessional identities.
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