Italy and Hanover, 1706–10

Burrows, Donald

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“…As scholars like Jeroen Duindam have shown, 'diplomatic ceremony' was of crucial importance in the nexus between court life and diplomacy. 47 In chapter 10, Cornelis van der Haven investigates the role of war plays and military peepshows during the War of the Spanish Succession and the Utrecht peace negotiations. In the Amsterdam theatre house several plays were Introduction performed, which depicted battlefield scenes, whereas a highly allegorical piece by Enoch Krook, entitled Staatkunde ('Politics'), performed in 1713, made the 'theatre of diplomacy' accessible to a larger audience.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…'46 The jurist Georg Friedrich Martens, whose treatise appeared in French in 1789, included an extensive section on precedence and not incidentally appended advice on how to avoid the disputes which bedeviled early modern diplomacy. 47 As the historian Jeremy Black pointed out, diplomats used ceremonial and protocol 'as a means of asserting and defending status and interests. It was perfect for a competitive world that wished to have an alternative to conflict.…”

Section: Ceremony and Etiquettementioning

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“…'53 In that 'collective construction' ceremony served not only as a 'political instrument in the relations between European states, but also as a mark of solidarity in the society of princes. '54 The sovereigns, in Bély's words, made up a rather 'singular' family whose relations were ritualized to such an 47 de la vie (1717). In the first essay this quintessential insider describes the court vocabulary as a 'strange jargon'64 and in another as 'a certain kind of singular language which one uses at certain times and among certain persons.…”

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“…The rich array of political, social, and cultural issues, the myriad locations and occasions discussed, and the diverse methodologies employed by the authors suggest not only the Halma, François 159,[169][170]172,[177][178]234 Hamilton,Earl J. 41 Handel,George Frederic 12,19,[216][217][218][219]261,271 Hansen,Lene 70,90 Harley, Robert, 1st earl of Oxford 4,[46][47]49,123,[125][126][127][136][137][138]140,142,147,150,[152][153][155][156][157][158]208 …”

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Section: Ceremony and Etiquettementioning

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“…By doing so they processed the knowledge acquired during the exhibition visit. Their conversations Frederic 12,19,[216][217][218][219]261,271 Hansen,Lene 70,90 Harley, Robert, 1st earl of Oxford 4,[46][47]49,123,[125][126][127][136][137][138]140,142,147,150,[152][153][155][156][157][158]208 Harley,Edward,2nd Enoch 19,173,176,178,185,192,195 Kroon,Daniël 192 73-79, 84, 86, 89-90…”

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