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Dutch Typography in the Sixteenth Century 3 Copyright 4 Contents 5 Preface by Andrew Pettegree 11 Introduction by Ton Croiset van Uchelen 13 Printers and Publishers in Delft: the First Century 24 Propaganda for the Indulgence of Saintes 43 The Leiden ‘Afdrucksel’. A Type Specimen of the Press of Willem Silvius in Its Last Days (1582) 55 Printers to Hendrik Niclaes: Plantin and Augustijn van Hasselt 75 Mennonitica and Bibliographical Research 105 Of Frisian Origin: the Chronyc Historie, Noortwitz 1579 121 Augustijn van Hasselt as a Printer in Vianen and Wesel 139 The Secret Background of Lenaert der Kinderen’s Activities, 1562 to 1567 195 A Further Book Printed in Vianen and Wesel 241 Gillis Coppens van Diest as an Underground Printer, 1566 to 1567 249 Plantin’s Relations with Hendrik Niclaes 267 A Haarlem Press in Sedan and Emden, 1561 to 1569. [Part one: Haarlem] 297 A Haarlem Press in Sedan and Emden, 1561 to 1569. [Part two: Haarlem] 323 The First Printers to the City of Leiden, Jan Moyt Jacobsz and Andries Verschout, 1574 to 1578 371 Nicolaes Biestkens van Diest, in duplo, 1558 to 1583 383 An Unknown Mennonite Press in Friesland 409 Willem Silvius’ Remarkable Start, 1559 to 156

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Author

Paul Valkema Blouw

Published

2013

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, Library & Information Science, Stem