Belgium : long united, long divided /
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London :
Hurst & Company,
2014.
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Table of Contents:
- The Romans Conquer, Name and Colonise Belgica: 57BCE-406CE
- The Franks Create a Linguistic Frontier: 406-861
- Flanders and Lotharingia Develop Commerce, Cities and Civic Conflict: 861-1384
- Burgundian Dukes Unite the Southern Low Countries: 1384-1477
- Charles V Unites all the Low Countries: 1477-1555
- The Beggars' Revolt against Spain Divides the Low Countries: 1555-1599 The Southern Low Countries
- The Spanish Hapsburgs Rule an Impoverished Land: 1599-1713
- The Austrian Hapsburgs React to the Enlightenment: 1713-1794
- Two revolts, French Occupation and Union with the Dutch: 1789-1830
- A Francophone Elite Wins Belgium its Independence: 1830-1865
- Labour and Flemish Movements Begin to Develop: 1865-1914
- Two German Invasions and a Depression Speed Change: 1914-1945 Flanders and Wallonia
- The Francophone, Propertied and Dominant Elite Erodes: 1945-1968
- Belgium Federalises: 1968-1993
- Increasingly Isolated Flanders and Wallonia Collide: 1993-2003 Retrospect and Prospects: Keeping a Divided Land United.