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History of Belgium and Luxembourg --- Brussels --- Brussels (Belgium) --- History --- Pictorial works. --- Bruxelles (Belgium) --- Brussel (Belgium) --- Bruxella (Belgium) --- Brocela (Belgium) --- Brocsela (Belgium) --- Brohsela (Belgium) --- Brosella (Belgium) --- Brucellae (Belgium) --- Brucsella (Belgium) --- Bruesella (Belgium) --- Bruocsella (Belgium) --- Bruolisela (Belgium) --- Brusella (Belgium) --- Brussella (Belgium) --- Bruxelae (Belgium) --- Bruxellae (Belgium) --- Bruxsella (Belgium) --- Proxola (Belgium) --- Bruxelas (Belgium) --- Bruselj (Belgium) --- Haren (Belgium) --- Bryssel (Belgium) --- 938.1 --- Brussel--geschiedenis --- Brussel Brussel

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Bruxelles, 1615. En plein cœur des prairies marécageuses bordant la Senne, Jérôme de Meester esquisse le tracé de la future rue Neuve. Finis terrae s’inspire de l’histoire des habitants du dernier témoin de cette époque, une maison quatre fois centenaire, classée, bordant l’artère devenue aujourd’hui la plus commerçante de la ville. Capitale d’un « état-tampon » séparant les puissances ennemies, terre de passage où se croisent des armées errantes en quête de solde, des colporteurs, des comédiens et des peintres, des voyageurs et des émigrés de toutes les nations, Bruxelles, sous le régime espagnol, est convoitée, bombardée, ruinée, reconstruite. Les hommes y défendent âprement leurs privilèges, vénèrent les saints et se méfient de la religion, haïssent la France et copient Versailles, parlent en français, chantent en flamand, se saoulent avec philosophie et rêvent d’une société plus juste. Bruxelles, au XVIIe siècle, se cherche déjà une identité.

Brussels (Belgium) --- Buildings, structures, etc. --- French literature (outside France) --- Bruxelles (Belgium) --- Brussel (Belgium) --- Bruxella (Belgium) --- Brocela (Belgium) --- Brocsela (Belgium) --- Brohsela (Belgium) --- Brosella (Belgium) --- Brucellae (Belgium) --- Brucsella (Belgium) --- Bruesella (Belgium) --- Bruocsella (Belgium) --- Bruolisela (Belgium) --- Brusella (Belgium) --- Brussella (Belgium) --- Bruxelae (Belgium) --- Bruxellae (Belgium) --- Bruxsella (Belgium) --- Proxola (Belgium) --- Bruxelas (Belgium) --- Bruselj (Belgium) --- Bryssel (Belgium) --- Haren (Belgium) --- 870 --- Bruxelles récits --- proza --- prose

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Mosselman family --- Belgium --- Brussels (Belgium) --- Mosselman [Family] --- Mosselman family. --- Bruxelles (Belgium) --- Brussel (Belgium) --- Bruxella (Belgium) --- Brocela (Belgium) --- Brocsela (Belgium) --- Brohsela (Belgium) --- Brosella (Belgium) --- Brucellae (Belgium) --- Brucsella (Belgium) --- Bruesella (Belgium) --- Bruocsella (Belgium) --- Bruolisela (Belgium) --- Brusella (Belgium) --- Brussella (Belgium) --- Bruxelae (Belgium) --- Bruxellae (Belgium) --- Bruxsella (Belgium) --- Proxola (Belgium) --- Bruxelas (Belgium) --- Bruselj (Belgium) --- Bryssel (Belgium) --- Haren (Belgium) --- Genealogy. Heraldy --- Genealogy --- Noblesse --- Héraldique --- Belgium - Genealogy --- Brussels (Belgium) - Genealogy

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The Habsburg Court of Brussels remains one of the few early modern princely courts that have never been thoroughly studied by historians. Yet it offers a unique case, particularly with regard to the first decades of the seventeenth century. Once home to the Dukes of Burgundy, the ancient palace on the Coudenberg hill in Brussels became the principal residence of the Habsburg governors in the Low Countries and, in the period 1598-1621, that of Archduke Albert and his wife, the Spanish Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia. Eager to reassert the dynasty's authority in these parts, the Archdukes ruled the Habsburg Netherlands as sovereign princes in their own right. Based on the author's prize-winning dissertation, this book vividly brings to life the splendour of their court and unravels the goals and ambitions of the men and women who lived and worked in the palace.

Habsburg, House of --- History. --- Brussels (Belgium) --- Benelux countries --- Social life and customs. --- Court and courtiers. --- Politics and government. --- Low countries --- Bruxelles (Belgium) --- Brussel (Belgium) --- Bruxella (Belgium) --- Brocela (Belgium) --- Brocsela (Belgium) --- Brohsela (Belgium) --- Brosella (Belgium) --- Brucellae (Belgium) --- Brucsella (Belgium) --- Bruesella (Belgium) --- Bruocsella (Belgium) --- Bruolisela (Belgium) --- Brusella (Belgium) --- Brussella (Belgium) --- Bruxelae (Belgium) --- Bruxellae (Belgium) --- Bruxsella (Belgium) --- Proxola (Belgium) --- Bruxelas (Belgium) --- Bruselj (Belgium) --- Bryssel (Belgium) --- Haren (Belgium)

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Brouwers, Jeroen --- Littérature néerlandaise --- Nederlandse letterkunde --- Brussel --- Authors, Dutch --- Brussel. --- Homes and haunts --- Brussels (Belgium) --- Bruxelles (Belgium) --- Brussel (Belgium) --- Bruxella (Belgium) --- Brocela (Belgium) --- Brocsela (Belgium) --- Brohsela (Belgium) --- Brosella (Belgium) --- Brucellae (Belgium) --- Brucsella (Belgium) --- Bruesella (Belgium) --- Bruocsella (Belgium) --- Bruolisela (Belgium) --- Brusella (Belgium) --- Brussella (Belgium) --- Bruxelae (Belgium) --- Bruxellae (Belgium) --- Bruxsella (Belgium) --- Proxola (Belgium) --- Bruxelas (Belgium) --- Bruselj (Belgium) --- Bryssel (Belgium) --- Haren (Belgium) --- In literature. --- Intellectual life. --- Brouwers, Jeroen Godfried Maria --- Authors, Dutch - 20th century - Biography. --- BROUWERS (JEROEN), 1940 --- -CRITIQUE ET INTERPRETATION