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———. “Identity Achievement, Education, and Social Legitimation in Early Modern Dutch Society: The Case of Evert Willemsz (1622–23).” International Symposium in Europe, Netherlands, 1999.

———. “Neglected Networks: New Netherlanders and Their Old Fatherland—The Kieft Case.” Paper delivered at the 2001 Rensselaerswijck Seminar in New York City.

———. “New Views on the Dutch Period of New York,”
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Gehrhardt, Volcker. “On the Historical Significance of the Peace of Westphalia: Twelve Theses.” In Klaus Bussman and Heinz Schilling.
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———.
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———. “New Netherland in the Atlantic World: Comments and Reflections.”
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———. “The Sabbath Keeper.”
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———. “Writing/Righting Dutch Colonial History,”
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