Christofforo Suriano, resident van de Serenissime Republiek van Venetië in Den Haag, 1616-1623

Christofforo Suriano, resident van de Serenissime Republiek van Veneti? in Den Haag, 1616-1623 belicht het leven en werk van Christofforo Suriano, de Venetiaanse vertegenwoordiger in Den Haag tijdens de vroege 17e eeuw. Pieter Geyl, een gerenommeerd Nederlands historicus, reconstrueert Suriano's diplomatieke missie en zijn rol in de complexe politieke verhoudingen tussen de Republiek Veneti? en de jonge Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden. Dit werk biedt inzicht in de internationale betrekkingen van die tijd en de uitdagingen waarmee diplomaten te maken hadden bij het behartigen van de belangen van hun staat. Geyls analyse werpt een nieuw licht op de politieke en culturele context waarin Suriano opereerde en is van belang voor historici die ge?nteresseerd zijn in de vroegmoderne Europese geschiedenis en diplomatie.

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