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:The Struggle for Stability in Early Modern Europe

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Historical Art and Culture Studies Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Historical Influence and Diplomacy

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Theodore K Rabb's contemplative book offers a new interpretation of the seventeenth century Europe, focusing on a crucial transition from turmoil to relative tranquility. The book shows, in splendid illustrations, how painters, like writers and scientists, reflected the change that is his main theme - the shift from belligerence to restraint, from upheaval to calm.

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