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Provincializing the Dutch State: South Holland in the 19th Century

Stefan Couperus

Stefan Couperus

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Couperus, Stefan
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Harm Kaal

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Kaal, Harm
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Nico Randeraad

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Paul van Trigt

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Aug 08, 2018
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Published Online: Aug 08, 2018
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ADHI-2018-0020
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© 2017 Stefan Couperus, Harm Kaal, Nico Randeraad, Paul van Trigt. Published by Sciendo.
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Figure 1

The map shows the southern part of Holland in 1824, when the province was still one. South Holland, nevertheless, is depicted as a separate entity, subdivided into smaller administrative and territorial units (Source: Nationaal Archief, TheHague, NL-HaNA 4.ZHPB4, inv.nr. 11).
The map shows the southern part of Holland in 1824, when the province was still one. South Holland, nevertheless, is depicted as a separate entity, subdivided into smaller administrative and territorial units (Source: Nationaal Archief, TheHague, NL-HaNA 4.ZHPB4, inv.nr. 11).
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