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The Dutch Republic's federal city-state structure made consultation necessary and helped explain the VOC as a shared monopoly to avoid destructive internal competition.
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The Dutch Republic's federal city-state structure made consultation necessary and helped explain the VOC as a shared monopoly to avoid destructive internal competition.
"All right, so another really important thing to remember about the Dutch Republic is that it's a coalition of the Dutch Republic as a..."
"...they don't like about Europe so far is the idea of federalism, okay? Or they can say bureaucratism. But it's the idea that a..."
The Dutch Golden Age begins with a poisoned Spanish windfall and ends with Vermeer exposing cracks in the respectable household.
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