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Title information

STCN ID236189166
TitleMemoire de monsieur le baron de Thulemeier, envoyé extraordinaire de sa majesté le roi de Prusse, à leurs hautes puissances, les Etats-Généraux [...]. = Memorie van den heere baron van Thulemeier
Imprint(Colophon: Arnhem, sold by van Bemmelen, Utrecht, sold by H. Spruyt, Amsterdam, sold by H.W. and C. Dronsberg [... etc.]), [1784]

Bibliographic information

Extent1 sheet
Format2º
Collation[A]2
Fingerprint000002 - b1 par it$ : b2 twee ft,
Typographical featuresno title-page
price quotation
typeface Roman
typeface italic
list of booksellers

Additional information

Country of publicationNetherlands
Language of publicationFrench
Dutch
Original languageFrench
Year of publication1784
General NoteOn censoring Dutch periodical writers
Subject headingHistory (Netherlands) →Thesaurus record
Period documents →Thesaurus record
History (Germany, Central Europe) →Thesaurus record

Persons responsible

Author/ContributorThulemeyer, Friedrich Wilhelm von [Author] →Thesaurus record
Printer/PublisherBemmelen, van →Thesaurus record
Spruit, Henrikus →Thesaurus record
Dronsberg, Cornelis →Thesaurus record
Dronsberg, Hendrik Willem →Thesaurus record
Harrevelt, Evert van (erven) →Thesaurus record
Kroe, Albert van der →Thesaurus record
Gulik, Jan van →Thesaurus record
Arends, Hendrik →Thesaurus record
Vlam, Bartholomeus →Thesaurus record
Vis, Dirk (II) →Thesaurus record
Changuion, Daniel Jean →Thesaurus record
Guerin, César Noel →Thesaurus record
Agé, Johannes François Jacobs d' →Thesaurus record
Haak, Dirk (II) →Thesaurus record
Braam, Pieter van →Thesaurus record
Groot Pz., Jan de →Thesaurus record

Record Information

Publication typeMonograph
Statuschecked (v)
Last Edit2020-08-04 00:10:49

Holdings

Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek : KL.GES 163
Illustration ‐ Illustration
Utrecht, Universiteitsbibliotheek : pamflet fol. 1784-3

Sample pages

Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek: KL.GES 163
Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek: KL.GES 163

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Title information

STCN ID236189166
TitleMemoire de monsieur le baron de Thulemeier, envoyé extraordinaire de sa majesté le roi de Prusse, à leurs hautes puissances, les Etats-Généraux [...]. = Memorie van den heere baron van Thulemeier
Imprint(Colophon: Arnhem, sold by van Bemmelen, Utrecht, sold by H. Spruyt, Amsterdam, sold by H.W. and C. Dronsberg [... etc.]), [1784]

Bibliographic information

Extent1 sheet
Format2º
Collation[A]2
Fingerprint000002 - b1 par it$ : b2 twee ft,
Typographical featuresno title-page
price quotation
typeface Roman
typeface italic
list of booksellers

Additional information

Country of publicationNetherlands
Language of publicationFrench
Dutch
Original languageFrench
Year of publication1784
General NoteOn censoring Dutch periodical writers
Subject headingHistory (Netherlands) →Thesaurus record
Period documents →Thesaurus record
History (Germany, Central Europe) →Thesaurus record

Persons responsible

Author/ContributorThulemeyer, Friedrich Wilhelm von [Author] →Thesaurus record
Printer/PublisherBemmelen, van →Thesaurus record
Spruit, Henrikus →Thesaurus record
Dronsberg, Cornelis →Thesaurus record
Dronsberg, Hendrik Willem →Thesaurus record
Harrevelt, Evert van (erven) →Thesaurus record
Kroe, Albert van der →Thesaurus record
Gulik, Jan van →Thesaurus record
Arends, Hendrik →Thesaurus record
Vlam, Bartholomeus →Thesaurus record
Vis, Dirk (II) →Thesaurus record
Changuion, Daniel Jean →Thesaurus record
Guerin, César Noel →Thesaurus record
Agé, Johannes François Jacobs d' →Thesaurus record
Haak, Dirk (II) →Thesaurus record
Braam, Pieter van →Thesaurus record
Groot Pz., Jan de →Thesaurus record

Record Information

Publication typeMonograph
Statuschecked (v)
Last Edit2020-08-04 00:10:49

Holdings

Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek : KL.GES 163
Illustration ‐ Illustration
Utrecht, Universiteitsbibliotheek : pamflet fol. 1784-3