‘Notoriously and Publicly Known to the Stock Exchange’: Private Initiatives in Early Modern Amsterdam to Ransom and Repatriate Barbary Captives

Keyphrases

• Amsterdam 100%
• Early Modern Period 100%
• Ransom 100%
• Stock Exchange 100%
• Private Initiative 100%
• Dutch Republic 42%
• Repatriation 42%
• Catholic 28%
• Transnational 14%
• North African 14%
• Labor Relations 14%
• Source Material 14%
• Christian 14%
• New Primary 14%
• Sailors 14%
• Merchants 14%
• Transatlantic Slave Trade 14%
• Protestant 14%
• Central States 14%
• Forced Labour 14%
• Broker 14%
• European Institutions 14%
• Port City 14%
• African Coast 14%
• Muster 14%
• Barbary Captivity 14%
• Barbary Corsairs 14%
• Subjecthood 14%
• Shipowners 14%
• Religious Congregations 14%
• Religious Organizations 14%
• Cooperative Strategy 14%
• Transnational Strategy 14%

Arts and Humanities

• Amsterdam 100%
• Captive 100%
• Ransom 100%
• Dutch Republic 42%
• Repatriation 42%
• Transnational 28%
• Catholic 28%
• Victims 14%
• Early Modern Period 14%
• Religion 14%
• Sailors 14%
• Transatlantic Slave Trade 14%
• Primary Source 14%
• Source Material 14%
• Protestant 14%
• Broker 14%
• Forced Labor 14%
• Mediterranean 14%
• Religious Community 14%
• Port cities 14%