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Cover -- The Birth Of Modern Political Satire: Romeyn De Hooghe (1645-1708) And The Glorious Revolution -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List Of Figures -- List Of Abbreviations -- Chapter 1: Introduction: The Birth Of Modern Political Satire: Romeyn De Hooghe (1645-1708) And The Glorious Revolution -- I. The Genre Of Political Satire -- Ii. Romeyn De Hooghe: Literature And Biography -- The Structure Of The Book -- Notes -- Chapter 2: The Roots Of Modern Political Satire -- I. The Roots Of Modern Political Satire -- Ii. The Depiction Of Individuals -- Notes Chapter 3: Satires On Foreign Subjects: The End Of The Absolute Monarch -- I. Negotiating The Stadhoudership -- Ii. A Catholic Heir -- Iii. The Glorious Revolution -- Iv. The Sovereign Body -- Notes -- Chapter 4: Satires On Domestic Subjects: William Iii And Amsterdam -- I. 1674: The Death Of The Eternal Edict And The Triumph Of Orangism -- Ii. De Fabel Van De Koeyen, De Herder, En De Wolf: A Tale Of Regent Treachery -- Iii. William Iii And Amsterdam, 1690 -- Iv. Hollands Hollende Koe: An Anti-williamite Satire -- V. Mardi Gras De Cocq A L'ane: A Carnival Of Satire Vi. Nieuw Liedt: Singing To A French Tune -- Notes -- Chapter 5: Text, Image, And The Performance Of Satire -- I. The Broadsheet -- Ii. Text And Image: A Collaborative Endeavour -- Iii. The Materiality Of Text -- Notes -- Chapter 6: The Role Of The Satirist And The Problem Of Moral Conviction -- I. Satire And 'truth' -- Ii. Romeyn De Hooghe And The Pamphlet War Of 1690 -- Iii. The Instability Of Reputation -- Iv. Romeyn De Hooghe's Reputation -- Notes -- Chapter 7: Conclusion: The Geography Of Satire -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index Meredith Mcneill Hale. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.