The Swedish monarchy and the copper trade: the Copper Company, the deposit system, and the Amsterdam Market, 1600-1640
In 1611, the seventeen-year-old Gustav Adolf ascended the throne of Sweden. Before the new king could sit on his throne, however, he faced a disastrous war against Denmark, another conflict in Russia, and a rebellious nobility at home. Plus, Sweden itself had an arctic climate and a short growing se...
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Zusammenfassung: | In 1611, the seventeen-year-old Gustav Adolf ascended the throne of Sweden. Before the new king could sit on his throne, however, he faced a disastrous war against Denmark, another conflict in Russia, and a rebellious nobility at home. Plus, Sweden itself had an arctic climate and a short growing season. Clearly Gustav II Adolf faced great difficulties even to survive. Yet by the end of the next decade, Gustav II Adolf's Sweden was a leading military power in continental Europe. In 1630 the king invaded the Holy Roman Empire and joined the Thirty Years War to defend the Protestant cause. How was this possible? Sweden had one major asset, the Stora Kopparberg, the largest copper mine in Europe. The king exploited the mine and used the revenue to finance his political and military ambitions. This is the story of Gustav II Adolf's efforts to improve efficiencies at the mine and control the marketing of its bounty. |
Beschreibung: | "Amsterdam University Press. - Preliminary Notes Introduction Chapter One: The Stora Kopparberg Chapter Two: The Älvsborg Ransom Chapter Three: The Copper Company in the Early Years Chapter Four: The Copper Company: The Years of Decline Chapter Five: The Deposit System Chapter Six: After the King Conclusion Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E List of Illustrations Bibliography Index |
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title_auth | The Swedish monarchy and the copper trade the Copper Company, the deposit system, and the Amsterdam Market, 1600-1640 |
title_exact_search | The Swedish monarchy and the copper trade the Copper Company, the deposit system, and the Amsterdam Market, 1600-1640 |
title_full | The Swedish monarchy and the copper trade the Copper Company, the deposit system, and the Amsterdam Market, 1600-1640 Lawrence Stryker |
title_fullStr | The Swedish monarchy and the copper trade the Copper Company, the deposit system, and the Amsterdam Market, 1600-1640 Lawrence Stryker |
title_full_unstemmed | The Swedish monarchy and the copper trade the Copper Company, the deposit system, and the Amsterdam Market, 1600-1640 Lawrence Stryker |
title_short | The Swedish monarchy and the copper trade |
title_sort | the swedish monarchy and the copper trade the copper company the deposit system and the amsterdam market 1600 1640 |
title_sub | the Copper Company, the deposit system, and the Amsterdam Market, 1600-1640 |
topic | Amsterdam University Press AUP History, Art History, and Archaeology HIS Early Modern Studies EARLY MOD Economics and Finance ECON & FIN International Relations INT REL AUP Wetenschappelijk AUP WETENSCH Gustav II Adolf, Axel Oxenstierna, Copper Trading, Mining Reforms, Louis de Geer European history bicssc Early modern history: c 1450/1500 to c 1700 bicssc BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Economic History bisacsh HISTORY / Modern / 17th Century bisacsh HISTORY / Europe / Scandinavia bisacsh Economic history thema Extractive industries thema European history thema |
topic_facet | Amsterdam University Press AUP History, Art History, and Archaeology HIS Early Modern Studies EARLY MOD Economics and Finance ECON & FIN International Relations INT REL AUP Wetenschappelijk AUP WETENSCH Gustav II Adolf, Axel Oxenstierna, Copper Trading, Mining Reforms, Louis de Geer European history Early modern history: c 1450/1500 to c 1700 BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Economic History HISTORY / Modern / 17th Century HISTORY / Europe / Scandinavia Economic history Extractive industries |
url | https://doi.org/10.1515/9789048560820 |
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