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... formulated the thesis of the absolute and independent sovereign right of the
States of Holland " , a statement which was in accordance with the view most
commonly presented in Dutch historical literature , I have since found to be
untenable .
... formulated the thesis of the absolute and independent sovereign right of the
States of Holland " , a statement which was in accordance with the view most
commonly presented in Dutch historical literature , I have since found to be
untenable .
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... formulated the thesis of the absolute and independent sovereign right of the
States of Holland ” , a statement which was in accordance with the view most
commonly presented in Dutch historical literature , I have since found to be
untenable .
... formulated the thesis of the absolute and independent sovereign right of the
States of Holland ” , a statement which was in accordance with the view most
commonly presented in Dutch historical literature , I have since found to be
untenable .
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... formulated the thesis of the absolute and independent sovereign right of the
States of Holland ” , statement which was in accordance with the view most
commonly presented in Dutch historical literature , I have since found to be
untenable .
... formulated the thesis of the absolute and independent sovereign right of the
States of Holland ” , statement which was in accordance with the view most
commonly presented in Dutch historical literature , I have since found to be
untenable .
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PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION | 12 |
PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION | 15 |
EARLY NETHERLANDS HISTORY 23 | 20 |
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