Anglo-Dutch Connections in the Early Modern World (Paperback, 1)

Introduction / 1. John Gallagher, ‘Anglo-Belgica: Reading Anglo-Dutch Relations in Multilingual Conversation Manuals’ / 2. Alan Moss, ‘Let Whitehall Shake: Seventeenth-Century Dutch Travelogues on War and Turmoil in England’ / 3. Martine Zoeteman-van Pelt, ‘British Students at Leiden University’ / 4. Ineke Huysman, ‘The English Travels of Constantijn Huygens (1596-1687)’ / 5. Su Fang Ng, ‘The "Amboyna Massacre" Through Native Eyes’ / 6. Deborah Hamer, ‘Sex in the City: Anglo-Dutch Relations in Seventeenth-Century Batavia’ / 7. Silvia Espelt-Bombin and Martijn van den Bel, ‘" Going Wild" Early Seventeenth-Century Dutch and English Interest on the Oyapock River’ / 8. Jelle van Lottum and Lodewijk Petram, ‘In Search of Strayed Englishmen: English Seamen Employed in the Dutch East India Company in the Late Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’ / 9. Gijs Rommelse, ‘The Proprietorship of the Sea during the Anglo-Dutch Wars, 1652-1674’ / 10. Jack Avery, ‘Prorogations and Perorations: Reading News about Parliament in the United Provinces, 1672-1674’ / 11. Yann Ryan and Esther van Raamsdonk, ‘What is "Dutch" in the Stuart State Papers?’ / 12. Sjoerd Levelt, ‘"How the English nation derived mostly from the Dutch" ? The Study of Old Dutch and the Development of the Printing of Old English’ / 13. Hanna de Lange, ‘Print and Piracy: The Publication History of John Selden’s Mare clausum’ / 14. Martine van Elk, ‘Anglo-Dutch Exchange and Book History: Early Modern Female Stationers Crossing Borders’ / 15. Alisa van de Haar, ‘From Antwerpen to London and back via Paris: Jan van der Noot’s Theatre Connecting People and Languages’ / 16. Nigel Smith, ‘Focquen-wat? Dutch and English Libertine Poets’ / 17. Nina Lamal, ‘"In sight of the whole world": Public Diplomacy and the Anglo-Dutch Community in Livorno in 1666’ / 18. Silke Muylaert, 'Gods kerke voor hare vyanden bewaart’: Fast and Prayer Days in the English Stranger Churches (1560-1603) / 19. Gary Waite, ‘Seventeenth-Century English Writers on Dutch Nonconformists: The Cases of David Joris (George) and Menasseh ben Israel’ / 20. Michael D. Rose and Esther van Raamsdonk, ‘Plockhoy’s Portable Utopia: Bridging Radical Circles in England and the Netherlands’ / 21. Hentie Louw, ‘Architectural Relations in the Seventeenth Century: A Family Affair’ / 22. Ulrike Kern, ‘The Dutch Painter and the English Virtuosi: Samuel van Hoogstraten and the Royal Society’ / 23. Piet van Cruyningen, ‘Technology in a Hostile Environment: The Case of Cornelius Vermuyden’