Trade, Diplomacy and Cultural Exchange: Continuity and change in the North Sea area and the Baltic c. 1350-1750

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Hanno Brand
Uitgeverij Verloren, 2005 - History - 248 pages

Commercial relations between the North Sea area and the Baltic contributed in a fundamental way to Holland's economic dominance in the seventeenth century. They were embedded in a region where numerous expressions of a common culture facilitated the mobility of people and commodities or the spreading of tastes and ideas. The German Hansa played a very important role in this process, but also after its decline, economic contacts between the North Sea region and the Baltic continued and with them a prolonged process of cultural interaction. This volume describes the interconnections of the various aspects of the common economic culture in the region between ca. 1350 and 1750.

 

Contents

DICK E H DE BOER
7
Dutch entrepreneurs in the Swedish Crown trade in copper and iron
36
The Dutch entrepreneurial networks and Sweden in the Age of Greatness
58
British seamen in the United Provinces during the seventeenthcentury
75
JOB WESTSTRATE
95
HANNO BRAND
113
Policy Business Privacy contacts made by the merchants of
136
Hopped beer as an innovation in the Bergen Market around 12001600
152
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