Innocence abroad: the Dutch imagination and the New World, 1570-1670

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Acknowledgments Preface: cultural geography in an age of encounter 1. The Dutch discovery of America 2. Revolutionary geography 3. Innocence and commerce abroad 4. A loss of innocence 5. The rise and fall of America, or tyranny abroad Epilogue: the Dutch and their new worlds Notes Bibliography Index.

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