Sources list for 17TH CENTURY DUTCH ART:

Man's Desire and Fleeting Beauty: a Sixteenth-Century Comedy. Dutch Crossing. Trans. Robert Potter, and Elsa Strietman. N.p.: n.p., 1984. 31-84.
Reflexivity of Medieval Drama

Webster, Richard A. (2002). "Colonies from northern Europe and mercantilism (17th century)." [CD-ROM]. Encyclopedia Britannica CD 2002 Deluxe Ed.
America after the Revolution

Renaissance & 17th-century France'Creating French Culture', an online exhibition from the Bibliotheque Nationale de France
"The Wife of Martin Guerre"

Stevenson, Kenneth. "Lancelot Andrewes On `Ash Wednesday': A 17th Century Case- Study In How To Start Lent." The Anglican Diocese of Portsmouth, UK. 02/25/98. http://portsmouth.anglican.org/bishop sgrove/sermons/2000/080300portsea.htm. Stevenson, Kenneth. "Lancelot Andrewes On `Ash Wednesday': A 17th Century Case- Study In How To Start Lent." The Anglican Diocese of Portsmouth, UK. 02/25/98. http://portsmouth.anglican.org/bishop sgrove/sermons/2000/080300portsea.htm.
The Turning Theme in "Ash Wednesday"

l Moshe Idel, "False Messiahs: What prompted Jewish messianic zeal in the 16th and 17th Centuries," My Jewish Learning (2003), [e-journal] http://www.myjewishlearning.com.
Apocalypticism and Mysticism in Ancient Jewish Writings