War, Trade and the State – Anglo–Dutch Conflict, 1652–89

David Ormrod, Gijs Rommelse

Part I: Introduction Anglo-Dutch conflict in the North Sea and beyond - David Ormrod and Gijs Rommelse Part II: War in the North Sea 1.The seventeenth-century Anglo-Dutch wars in a European context - Gijs Rommelse and Roger Downing 2. Anglican Royalism and the origins of the Second Anglo-Dutch War - Paul Seaward 3. War, foreign relations and politics in the Netherlands from the Second Anglo-Dutch War to the Revolution of 1688 - Elizabeth Edwards 4. Competing navies: Anglo-Dutch naval rivalry, 1652-1688 - John B. Hattendorf 5. The Dutch and English fiscal-naval states: a comparative overview - Richard J. Blakemore and Pepijn Brandon 6. Dutch and English dockyards and coastal defence, 1652-1689 - Ann Coats and Alan Lemmers Part III: Conflict in the Atlantic world and Asia 7. The Second Anglo-Dutch War in the Atlantic - Nuala Zahedieh 8. Competing claims: international law, diplomacy and Anglo-Dutch rivalry in seventeenth century North America - Jaap Jacobs 9. Merchant companies at war: the Anglo-Dutch wars in Asia - Erik Odegard 10 .Arguing over empire: international law and Anglo-Dutch rivalry in the BandaIslands, 1616-1667 - Martine Julia van Ittersum Part IV: Public History 11. Michiel de Ruyter: a multi-purpose hero - Remmelt Daalder 12. Anglo-Dutch historical commemorations and the public, 1973-2017 - David Ormrod