Hollands rijkdom, behelzende den oorsprong van den koophandel, en van den magt van dezen staat ... uit het Fransch vertaald, vervolgens overgezien, merkelijk veranderd, verm. en van verscheiden misslagen gezuiverd; Volume 2 (Paperback)

"Hollands rijkdom, behelzende den oorsprong van den koophandel, en van den magt van dezen staat..." is a detailed historical analysis of the rise of Dutch commercial power. Originally written in French and translated into Dutch, this second volume, authored by Elias Luzac, explores the origins of Dutch trade and the foundations of the state's power. This edition has been carefully reviewed, significantly altered, augmented, and cleansed of various errors. It offers valuable insights into the economic and political factors that contributed to the Netherlands' prominence during its golden age. This historical work provides a comprehensive understanding of the Dutch Republic's economic and political landscape during the 18th century.

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