Early modern media and the news in Europe: perspectives from the Dutch angle

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Introduction -- Storehouse of News: the Meaning of Early Modern News Periodicals in Western Europe -- The Presentation of News in the Europische Mercurius (1690-1756) -- The Glorification of Three Prussian Sovereigns in the Europische Mercurius (1690-1756) -- Politics in Title Prints: Examples from the Dutch News Book Europische Mercurius (1690-1756) -- Publishers, Editors and Artists in the Marketing of News in the Dutch Republic Circa 1700: the Case of Jan Goeree and the Europische Mercurius -- Research in Digitized Early Modern Dutch Newspapers and the News Value of Advertisements -- Anything but Marginal: the Politics of Paper Use and Layout in Early Modern Dutch Newspapers -- A Sense of Europe: the Making of This Continent in Early Modern Dutch News Media -- Supply and Speed of Foreign News to the Netherlands during the Eighteenth Century: a Comparison of Newspapers in Haarlem and Groningen -- The Early 1730s Shipworm Disaster in Dutch News Media -- The Varying Lives and Layers of Mid-Eighteenth-Century News Reports: the Example of the 1748 Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle in Dutch News Media -- The 1755 Lisbon Earthquake and Tsunami in Dutch News Sources: the Functioning of Early Modern News Dissemination -- Wars in Early Modern News: Dutch News Media and Military Conflicts -- Dutch Censorship in Relation to Foreign Contacts (1581-1795) -- Spanish Tyranny and Bloody Placards: Historical Commonplaces in the Struggle between Dutch Patriots and Orangists around 1780?