Explores the resilience of the Dutch Republic in the face of preindustrial climate change during the Little Ice Age.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dagomar Degroot is an Assistant Professor of environmental history at Georgetown University, Washington, DC. He is the co-founder of the Climate History Network, an organization of more than 200 academics in the sciences and humanities.
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Introduction: crisis and opportunity in a changing climate 1. The Little Ice Age Part I. Commerce and Climate Change: Part I. Preface 2. Reaching Asia in a stormy, chilly climate 3. Sailing, floating, riding, and skating through a cooler Europe Part II. Conflict and Climate Change: Part II. Preface 4. Cooling, warming, and the wars of independence, 1564-1648 5. Gales, winds, and Anglo-Dutch antagonism, 1652-88 Part III. Culture and Climate Change: Part III. Preface 6. Tracing and painting the Little Ice Age 7. Texts, technologies, and climate change Conclusion: lessons from ice and gold Appendices.
Introduction: crisis and opportunity in a changing climate 1. The Little Ice Age Part I. Commerce and Climate Change: Part I. Preface 2. Reaching Asia in a stormy, chilly climate 3. Sailing, floating, riding, and skating through a cooler Europe Part II. Conflict and Climate Change: Part II. Preface 4. Cooling, warming, and the wars of independence, 1564-1648 5. Gales, winds, and Anglo-Dutch antagonism, 1652-88 Part III. Culture and Climate Change: Part III. Preface 6. Tracing and painting the Little Ice Age 7. Texts, technologies, and climate change Conclusion: lessons from ice and gold Appendices.
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