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"Dutch Republic" as a book category refers to works—fiction and nonfiction—focused on the history, culture, politics and society of the Dutch Republic (roughly the late 16th to the late 18th century, centered on the United Provinces of the Netherlands). Typical subjects include the Dutch Golden Age: maritime and commercial expansion (VOC, trade networks, port cities like Amsterdam and Rotterdam), urban life and social structures, banking and early capitalism, art and artists (Rembrandt, Vermeer), scientific and intellectual advances, religious diversity and tolerance, republican institutions and political conflicts, and military/naval struggles (Anglo‑Dutch Wars, naval battles). Books in this category range from political and economic histories, biographies, and art or cultural studies to historical novels and crime or domestic fiction set in period Dutch towns, often emphasizing mercantile culture, cosmopolitanism, and the tensions between commerce, religion and statecraft that define the era.

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