Dutch Life in Town and CountryFront matterReading editionChapter navigation25 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterP. M. Hough, B.A.Introductory materialChapter I · National CharacteristicsChapter II · Court and SocietyChapter III · The Professional ClassesChapter IV · The Position of WomenChapter V · The Workman of the TownsChapter VI · The Canals and Their PopulationChapter VII · A Dutch VillageChapter VIII · The Peasant at HomeChapter IX · Rural CustomsChapter X · Kermis and St. NicholasChapter XI · National AmusementsChapter XII · Music and the TheatreChapter XIII · Schools and School LifeChapter XIV · The UniversitiesChapter XV · Art and LettersChapter XVI · The Dutch as ReadersChapter XVII · Political Life and ThoughtChapter XVIII · The Administration of JusticeChapter XIX · Religious Life and ThoughtChapter XX · The Army and NavyChapter XXI · Holland Over SeaIndexBeginning of this editionNext chapter →P. M. Hough, B.A.All chapters and sections (25)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsP. M. Hough, B.A.Opening pagesIntroductory materialChapters123456789101112131415161718192021Other sectionsIndexThe Delft Gate at Rotterdam.◇The Delft Gate at Rotterdam.Dutch Life in Town and CountryBy◇P. M. Hough, B.A. →
