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The Rise of the Dutch Kingdom, 1795 - 1813. A Short Account of the Early Development of the Modern Kingdom of the Netherlands
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- Nombre de pages3313
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664578471
- EAN4057664578471
- Date de parution26/04/2021
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille4 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Rise of the Dutch Kingdom, 1795-1813, " Hendrik Willem Van Loon meticulously charts the transformative events that culminated in the establishment of the Dutch Kingdom. With a narrative steeped in both historical detail and rich anecdotal commentary, Van Loon employs a vivid, accessible style that invites readers to engage deeply with the political upheavals and social changes of the era. The book situates itself within the context of European history, exploring the influences of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars on Dutch society and governance, reflecting broader themes of nationalism and identity.
Hendrik Willem Van Loon was a keen observer of cultural and historical processes, which is evident in his vibrant storytelling and insightful analyses. Born in the Netherlands in 1882, his passion for history was influenced by his upbringing during a period of significant sociopolitical change. His academic background, combined with extensive travels and intercultural encounters, shaped his understanding of the intricate dynamics that characterize national movements, driving his desire to articulate the unique rise of Dutch sovereignty during a tumultuous period.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in European history, particularly in understanding the roots of national identity and governance. Van Loon's adept blend of narrative flair and scholarly rigor makes this work not only informative but also engaging, ensuring that it resonates with both history aficionados and general readers alike.
Hendrik Willem Van Loon was a keen observer of cultural and historical processes, which is evident in his vibrant storytelling and insightful analyses. Born in the Netherlands in 1882, his passion for history was influenced by his upbringing during a period of significant sociopolitical change. His academic background, combined with extensive travels and intercultural encounters, shaped his understanding of the intricate dynamics that characterize national movements, driving his desire to articulate the unique rise of Dutch sovereignty during a tumultuous period.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in European history, particularly in understanding the roots of national identity and governance. Van Loon's adept blend of narrative flair and scholarly rigor makes this work not only informative but also engaging, ensuring that it resonates with both history aficionados and general readers alike.
In "The Rise of the Dutch Kingdom, 1795-1813, " Hendrik Willem Van Loon meticulously charts the transformative events that culminated in the establishment of the Dutch Kingdom. With a narrative steeped in both historical detail and rich anecdotal commentary, Van Loon employs a vivid, accessible style that invites readers to engage deeply with the political upheavals and social changes of the era. The book situates itself within the context of European history, exploring the influences of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars on Dutch society and governance, reflecting broader themes of nationalism and identity.
Hendrik Willem Van Loon was a keen observer of cultural and historical processes, which is evident in his vibrant storytelling and insightful analyses. Born in the Netherlands in 1882, his passion for history was influenced by his upbringing during a period of significant sociopolitical change. His academic background, combined with extensive travels and intercultural encounters, shaped his understanding of the intricate dynamics that characterize national movements, driving his desire to articulate the unique rise of Dutch sovereignty during a tumultuous period.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in European history, particularly in understanding the roots of national identity and governance. Van Loon's adept blend of narrative flair and scholarly rigor makes this work not only informative but also engaging, ensuring that it resonates with both history aficionados and general readers alike.
Hendrik Willem Van Loon was a keen observer of cultural and historical processes, which is evident in his vibrant storytelling and insightful analyses. Born in the Netherlands in 1882, his passion for history was influenced by his upbringing during a period of significant sociopolitical change. His academic background, combined with extensive travels and intercultural encounters, shaped his understanding of the intricate dynamics that characterize national movements, driving his desire to articulate the unique rise of Dutch sovereignty during a tumultuous period.
This book is highly recommended for readers interested in European history, particularly in understanding the roots of national identity and governance. Van Loon's adept blend of narrative flair and scholarly rigor makes this work not only informative but also engaging, ensuring that it resonates with both history aficionados and general readers alike.
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