Spanish Fury

• Aalst, Belgium
• Adolphus William Ward
• Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma
• Archduke Ernest of Austria
• Army of Flanders
• Battle of Oosterweel
• Beeldenstorm
• Bernard of Merode (1510–1591)
• Black legend (Spain)
• British Museum
• Brussels
• Calvinism
• Cambridge Modern History
• Capture of Brielle
• Catholicism
• Compromise of Nobles
• Council of Troubles
• County of Holland
• County of Loon
• County of Zeeland
• Dalem, Netherlands
• Digital Library for Dutch Literature
• Dutch Revolt
• Edict of 1577
• Eighty Years' War
• Elizabeth I of England
• Fadrique Álvarez de Toledo, 4th Duke of Alba
• Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, 3rd Duke of Alba
• Francisco de Montesdoca
• Franco-Dutch War
• George Walter Prothero
• Granvelle
• Guelders
• Haarlem
• House of Habsburg
• Jan Luyken
• John of Austria
• Letters from the Segovia Woods
• Linda Porter (historian)
• Looting
• Low Countries
• Luis de Zúñiga y Requesens
• Maastricht
• Margaret of Parma
• Maria of Austria, Holy Roman Empress
• Martyrs of Gorkum
• Mary I of England
• Massacre of Naarden
• Matthias, Holy Roman Emperor
• Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor
• Mechelen
• Meuse (river)
• Military campaign
• Naarden
• Pacification of Ghent
• Philip II of Spain
• Prince-Bishopric of Liège
• Protestantism
• Sack of Antwerp
• Sea Beggars
• Seventeen Provinces
• Siege of Haarlem
• Siege of Maastricht (1579)
• Siege of Maastricht (1673)
• Siege of Maastricht (1748)
• Spanish Fury at Mechelen
• Spanish Fury at Zutphen
• Spanish Road
• Stanley Leathes
• Union of Arras
• Union of Utrecht
• War of the Austrian Succession
• William the Silent
• Wyatt's rebellion
• Wyck (Maastricht)
• Zutphen
• iconoclasm
• penitence
• psalm