Book 4, Chap. 3; C. F. Dunbar, Theory and History of Banking, N. Y.,

2d. ed., 1903, chap. 8.]

11. Forerunners of modern trusts in the Netherlands. [A. Sayous, Early trusts in Holland, Political Science Quarterly, N. Y., 1902, 17: 369-380.]

12. The naval war of the English and Dutch in the time of Cromwell and Charles II. [Manuals of English history.]

13. Dutch commerce in the period of its decline. [Blok, History, vol. 5, book 8, chap. 5; vol. 6, book 9, chap. 3, book 10, chap. 4.]

14. Internal troubles of the Dutch. [Rogers, Holland, chap. 34.]

15. The “contingent system” of the Dutch East India Company. [Day, Dutch in Java, p. 61 ff.]

16. Organization of the Dutch East India Company, and its faults [Dutch in Java, chap. 3.]

BIBLIOGRAPHY

The English economist, James E. Thorold Rogers, has included in his *Story of Holland, N. Y., Putnam, 1889, several chapters on topics of economic importance. A better, though larger and more expensive work, is Blok’s **History of the people of the Netherlands. N. Y., Putnam, 5 vol., 1898-1912.

I have attempted to cover the colonial and commercial history of the Dutch in their most important dependency in The Dutch in Java, N. Y., Macmillan, 1904.