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This introductory overview of the Low Countries history traces their development since Roman times, providing equal weighting to the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Paul Arblaster looks at political, cultural and social history, including the rise of the merchant classes, the Renaissance and Golden Age, and the two world wars of the 20th century. The final chapter has been expanded and revised to take into account developments since 2011. This third edition is thoroughly updated and revised throughout and benefits from our recently refreshed series design.

This timely and engaging narrative provides an invaluable starting-point for students of History focusing on the Low Countries, European Studies and Dutch studies.

New to this Edition: - More detail on the EU, particularly current in light of Brexit and Euroscepticism - More environmental and global history - Coverage of the latest political developments - More maps, to bridge the gap between the 15th century and the present day - An updated bibliography

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Arblaster ably demonstrates that the Low Countries have always been a crossroads in Europe, with a diversity of people. It was true when the Romans first invaded in 57 BC, and is still true in the 21st century. * John B. Roney, Sacred Heart University, USA * Paul Arblasters revised History of the Low Countries remains a most useful introduction to this dynamic region for students and researchers alike. In this day and age, the book's cross-temporal and transnational approach seems more valuable than ever. * Jonas Roelens, Ghent University, Belgium *

List of Maps
xiii
Preface xiv
Acknowledgements xvii
Introduction
1(1)
Diversity
1(3)
Water and Windmills
4(2)
Convergence
6(4)
1 Roman Rule, 57 BC to AD 455
10(17)
The Belgians are the Bravest of Them All, 57--13 BC
10(5)
Beyond the Rhine, 13 BC to AD 80
15(4)
Romanization, AD 80-396
19(6)
The End of Roman Rule, 396-455
25(2)
2 From Pagans to Crusaders, 456-1100
27(20)
Franks, Saxons and Frisians
27(1)
The Age of Saints, 500-800
28(6)
The Empire of the West Renewed, 800-1018
34(6)
The Fury of the Norsemen
35(2)
The Arrows of the Hungarians
37(1)
The Ottonian System
38(2)
Feudalism
40(2)
The Eleventh-Century Reform, 1018--1122
42(3)
The First Crusade, 1095--1099
45(2)
3 The Rise of Princely Rule, 1056--1231
47(22)
The County of Flanders
47(2)
East of the Scheldt
49(4)
Town and Country
53(6)
The New Monasticism, 1098--1147
59(2)
The Renaissance of the Twelfth Century
61(2)
The Empire and the Low Countries, 1155--1256
63(6)
4 Princes and Parliaments, 1231--1384
69(20)
Religious Life in the Thirteenth Century
69(6)
Mendicant Friars
70(1)
Theology and Philosophy
71(1)
Beguines
72(1)
Mysticism
73(1)
Jews
74(1)
War, Marriage and Murder, 1231--1305
75(5)
John the Victorious
76(1)
The Murder of Floris V
77(3)
The Battle of the Golden Spurs
80(1)
Civic Governance and Culture Around 1300
80(3)
The Dismal Century, 1305--84
83(5)
The Beginnings of Burgundian Rule
88(1)
5 The Low Countries United, 1384--1559
89(22)
The Burgundian Century, 1384--1477
89(5)
The Arts of Peace
94(6)
Bruges the Fair
94(2)
Art and Music, Literature and Learning
96(3)
The `New Piety'
99(1)
From Burgundy to Habsburg, 1477-1515
100(1)
The Renaissance
101(1)
World Market -- World Empire
102(2)
The Reformation, 1517--59
104(7)
Lutherans
105(1)
Law Reform
106(1)
Anabaptists
107(1)
Calvinists
108(1)
The Witch Craze
109(1)
Tridentine Reform
110(1)
6 The Low Countries Divided, 1559--1648
111(20)
Iconoclasm to Abjuration, 1566--81
111(5)
The Revolt
112(4)
The Netherlands Divided, 1579--1609
116(5)
The Multi-Faith North
121(4)
The Arminian Controversy
123(2)
The Catholic South
125(2)
The Eighty Years War Continued, 1621--48
127(4)
7 From Delftware to Porcelain, 1600--1780
131(22)
The Republic as a World Power
131(4)
Art and Thought
135(7)
Painting
136(2)
Views of the World
138(3)
Literature
141(1)
The First `Stadholderless' Period, 1650--72
142(2)
A Happy Few
144(2)
The Return of the Stadholder, 1672--1702
146(2)
The Second 'Stadholderless' Period, 1702--47
148(1)
The Age of Enlightenment, 1747--87
149(4)
8 The Rise of the Liberal Order, 1780--1878
153(20)
Patriots and Revolutionaries, 1782--99
153(5)
Napoleon the Lawgiver, 1800--1815
158(2)
The United Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1815--30
160(3)
Coal, Steam and Steel
161(2)
The Belgian Revolution, 1830--39
163(3)
The Confessional Divide, 1840--78
166(7)
9 Fin de Siecle, 1878--1914
173(22)
Emancipatory Movements
173(11)
Trade Unions and Socialism
174(4)
Left Liberalism
178(1)
An Independent Luxembourg
179(1)
Agriculture
180(1)
Social Christianity
181(1)
Feminism
182(1)
Language Rights
183(1)
A Second Golden Age
184(5)
Science and Technology
186(1)
The Press
187(1)
Literature
187(1)
Visual and Applied Arts
188(1)
The New Colonialism
189(4)
The Peace Movement
193(2)
10 World Wars and Decolonization, 1914--60
195(24)
The Great War, 1914--18
195(4)
The Crises of Peace, 1919--39
199(5)
Popular Culture
200(2)
Political Extremes
202(2)
The Second World War, 1940--45
204(9)
Occupation and Collaboration
205(3)
Camps and Deportations
208(1)
Resistance
209(3)
Liberation
212(1)
The Aftermath of War, 1945--60
213(6)
A New International Order
215(2)
Decolonization
217(2)
11 The Present Time, 1960--2018
219(20)
Welfare and Consumerism
219(2)
Belgium's 'Language Question'
221(1)
Sexual Revolution
222(1)
The Twilight of the Second Millennium
223(4)
Deconfessionalization
224(1)
New Political Alternatives
225(2)
Into The Third Millennium
227(12)
By Whom Scandal Comes
228(2)
Purple Power
230(1)
Multiculturalism and Integration
231(4)
The International Order
235(4)
Chronology of Major Events 239(5)
Select List of Dynasties and Rulers 244(12)
Select List of Political Parties and Governments since 1918 256(7)
Suggestions for Further Reading 263(13)
Index 276
Paul Arblaster teaches at Zuyd University, Maastricht, the Netherlands. He previously taught at the Centre for European Studies at the University of Leuven, and at Facultés Universitaires Notre Dame de la Paix, Namur, Belgium.
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