Amsterdam University Press Catholic Survival in the Dutch Republic - Amsterdam University Press

Explore the complex history of religious life through Catholic Survival in the Dutch Republic. This scholarly work examines agency in coexistence and the public sphere within Utrecht from 1620 to 1672. As part of the Studies in Early Modernity in The Netherlands series, this book provides a detailed look at how religious groups navigated social and political structures during a transformative era. This title offers a deep dive into the historical realities of the Reformation in Europe. Readers can study the specific dynamics of Utrecht to understand how coexistence functioned in practice. It serves as a valuable resource for historians, students, and anyone interested in the social history of the Dutch Republic and the evolution of the public sphere during the seventeenth century.