07 - Getting Down in Town

07 - Getting Down in Town

Freed from the need to be working the land due to the improvements in agriculture discussed in episode 6, people in the low countries began congregating in urban centres. They developed new skills and began manufacturing goods. Artisans like smiths, woodworkers, weavers, embroiderers and textile workers suddenly possessed talents with great economic value. Now, for the first time, members of the common class were able to put their fingers onto the scales of power, and begin to balance it back in their favour by making city charters. But the creation of a new body politic in the 11th century would not be without its adversaries, nor without its consequences. Show notes: https://www.republicofamsterdamradio.com/historyofthenetherlands/episode-7-getting-down-in-town Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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49 - The Willing Bride

49 - The Willing Bride

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48 - Holy League, Holy Matrimony

48 - Holy League, Holy Matrimony

When French king Charles VIII laid claims to the Kingdom of Naples and invaded Italy in September, 1494, an anti-French coalition called the League of Venice was formed, with the aim of kicking France...

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47 - Philip Croit-Conseil

47 - Philip Croit-Conseil

When Philip the Handsome came of age and took over direct rule of the previously Burgundian, now Habsburg, territories of the Low Countries in September, 1494, his accession marked the first time sinc...

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BONUS: Trailblazing Women from the Low Countries

BONUS: Trailblazing Women from the Low Countries

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46 - The Treaty of Senlis

46 - The Treaty of Senlis

In March 1492, the town burghers and knights of Guelders hailed Charles of Egmont as their duke, beginning a four decade period of bitter, contested conflict with the Habsburg Burgundian state. That’s...

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BONUS: The Ninth Art: Flipping through the pages of comic history in the Low Countries

BONUS: The Ninth Art: Flipping through the pages of comic history in the Low Countries

We flip through the pages of comic history in the Low Countries; from the use of illustrated prints from as early as the 15th century to the position of comic studios in Belgium and the Netherlands du...

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BONUS: Tall Buildings in Low Places: Architecture in the Low Countries

BONUS: Tall Buildings in Low Places: Architecture in the Low Countries

We get out the drawing board, put on a hard hat and clamber up a scaffold of creative construction, so that we may cast our view on a few of the most striking, unique or just plain weird buildings tha...

1 Aug 202250min

The Unfortunate Voyage of the Batavia: E09: Dividends

The Unfortunate Voyage of the Batavia: E09: Dividends

What was that crazy story that we just told? How much of it really happened? What does it all mean for our understanding of rebellion and resistance, and for how we perceive the role of defiance in ev...

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