Burgundian Afterlives. Appropriating the Dynastic Past(s) in the Habsburg Netherlands

Steven Thiry · Anne-Laure Van Bruaene

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Plagued by discord and violence, the subjects of the late sixteenth-century Netherlands looked back upon the reign of the Burgundian dukes with ‘tears in their eyes’. They recalled their former ove...

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