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Countries Without a King History 104 / January 23, 2013

Amsterdam in 1640 (south = top)

Amsterdam’s town hall

Amsterdam home (1615)

Amsterdam mansion on the Heerengracht (the city’s grandest street)

The old stock exchange in Amsterdam

The Dutch East India fleet returns, 1599

A Dutch vessel of the 17th Century

Dutch map of the East Indies

Batavia, the “capital” of VOC operations in Asia

Rembrandt van Rijn ( ) Self-Portrait (1640)

Rembrandt, The Feast of Belshazzar (ca. 1635)

Rembrandt, The Shipbuilder Jan Rijcksen and his Wife Griet Jans (1633)

Rembrandt, The Syndics of the Clothmakers’ Guild (1662)

Rembrandt, the “night watch” painting (1642)

James I King of England,

The “gunpowder plot” (Nov. 5, 1605 = Guy Fawkes Day)

Charles I King of England,

A “cavalier”

“Roundheads” “Horrible Histories” perform The English Civil War

Charles I on trial (1649)

Charles I executed

Oliver Cromwell Lord Protector,