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This chapter analyzes Anglo-Dutch economic relations between the Glorious Revolution and the American Revolution to highlight the interaction of Britain and the Netherlands in the burgeoning Atlantic trading world. It is divided into two sections. The first section considers the Dutch financial contribution to British public credit as the foundation of maintaining safety in the Atlantic against French rivalry. The chapter shows that the Dutch contributed financially to the strength of public credit in Britain and thereby assisted in the British attempt to stave off the rivalry of the French in the eighteenth-century Atlantic trading world. The second section discusses Anglo-Dutch economic relations in the eighteenth- century Atlantic. Britain pursued mercantilist policies to combat Dutch commercial rivalry. It explains that such acts of trade would limit Anglo-Dutch economic relations in the Atlantic trading world because the laws were intended to restrict trade to the benefit of the mother country. Keywords: American Revolution; Anglo-Dutch economic relations; Atlantic trading world; Britain; Dutch commercial rivalry; Glorious Revolution

Anglo-Dutch Economic Relations in the Atlantic World, 1688–1783