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11. Crisis
6. Journal entry, January 16, 1660, SAA, Collection of merchants’ account
books, inv. no. 50.
7. Gelderblom and Jonker, “Amsterdam as the Cradle,” 205. M. F. J.
Smith, Tijd-affaires in effecten aan de Amsterdamsche beurs (The Hague,
1919), 82.
8. Kees Zandvliet et al., De 250 rijksten van de Gouden Eeuw: kapitaal,
macht, familie en levensstijl (Amsterdam, 2006).
9. SAA, Archive of the Deutz family, inv. no. 286.
10. Larry Neal, “Reflections from the Mirror of Folly: The Adventures of
Lord Londonderry in the Stock Markets of Paris, Amsterdam, and London
in the Bubbles of 1719–1720,” Working Paper (2010), 12. SAA, Notaries,
inv. nos. 10600–5. (Peter Koudijs told me about these contracts.)
11. Velters to Macaré, October 21, 1676, SAA, Archive of Jeronimus
Velters, inv. no. 2.
11. Crisis
1. Writ, May 18, 1672, Amsterdam City Archives (Stadsarchief Amster-
dam, hereinafter referred to as SAA), Archives of the notaries with practice
location in Amsterdam (hereinafter referred to as Notaries), inv. no. 2239,
fo. 183.
2. Writ, May 19, 1672, SAA, Notaries, inv. no. 2239, fo. 199.
3. For data about the VOC’s flotillas, see J. R. Bruijn, F. S. Gaastra, and
I. Schöffer, Dutch-Asiatic Shipping in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Cen-
turies II and III (The Hague, 1979). This information can also be found on
the internet at http://www.historici.nl/Onderzoek/Projecten/DAS.
4. Velters to Fletcher, October 30, 1671, SAA, Archive of Jeronimus
Velters (hereinafter referred to as Velters), inv. no. 1, fo. 237.
5. Velters to Fletcher, December 15, 1671, SAA, Velters, inv. no. 1, fo. 242.
6. Velters to Fletcher, February 26, March 29. and April 5, 1672, SAA,
Velters, inv. no. 1, fo. 252, 258–9. SAA, Archive of the Deutz family, inv.
no. 293, fo. 86.
7. Deed of transfer, June 28, 1672, SAA, Notaries, inv. no. 4074, fo.
485–487.
8. Writ, July 1, 1672, SAA, Notaries, inv. no. 2239.
9. Velters to Fletcher, November 29, 1672, SAA, Velters, inv. no. 1, fo. 292.
10. This is the central thesis put forward by Anne Goldgar, Tulipmania:
Money, Honor, and Knowledge in the Dutch Golden Age (Chicago, 2007).
See 248 for van Goyen.
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