Adriaan Kluit:, Matthaeus Dousa - Historia critica comitatus Hollandiae et Zeelandiae ab antiquissimis inde deducta - 1777

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Two-volume set, first edition (1777) in Latin, Historia critica comitatus Hollandiae et Zeelandiae ab antiquissimis inde deducta by Adriaan Kluit and Matthaeus Dousa, in half-leather bindings, 1815 pages, 26 × 21 cm, published by Pieter Gillissen and Isaac de Winter, with illustrated history including maps and engravings, in good condition.

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Middelburg, Pieter Gillissen and Isaac de Winter, 1777/1782 - 4 parts in 2 volumes - (XXXIV) 217,500; (4) 520 (VI) (4), 521-1098 pp - half-leather bindings with raised bands on the spine

Good. Totelschildje part 1 comes loose, only a small dent. Interior clean, only a small spot.
Contains a folding map of the Netherlands, 15 (folding) engravings - all shown

This is the sole edition of this monumental work, which marks the beginning of scholarly historiography in the Netherlands. As a remarkable achievement in philology, Adriaan Kluit, a leading classical scholar and jurist, and Matthaeus Dousa employed a source-critical method revolutionary for their time. Together they produced this comprehensive, annotated collection of political and legal documents to reconstruct the development of the counties of Holland and Zeeland. The work contains a substantial series of fully published charters and source texts, with Dousa providing the extensive annotations. In this way they uncovered the legal foundations and administrative growth of the Northern Netherlands, making this an indispensable standard work for the study of early constitutional law and medieval power structures

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Middelburg, Pieter Gillissen and Isaac de Winter, 1777/1782 - 4 parts in 2 volumes - (XXXIV) 217,500; (4) 520 (VI) (4), 521-1098 pp - half-leather bindings with raised bands on the spine

Good. Totelschildje part 1 comes loose, only a small dent. Interior clean, only a small spot.
Contains a folding map of the Netherlands, 15 (folding) engravings - all shown

This is the sole edition of this monumental work, which marks the beginning of scholarly historiography in the Netherlands. As a remarkable achievement in philology, Adriaan Kluit, a leading classical scholar and jurist, and Matthaeus Dousa employed a source-critical method revolutionary for their time. Together they produced this comprehensive, annotated collection of political and legal documents to reconstruct the development of the counties of Holland and Zeeland. The work contains a substantial series of fully published charters and source texts, with Dousa providing the extensive annotations. In this way they uncovered the legal foundations and administrative growth of the Northern Netherlands, making this an indispensable standard work for the study of early constitutional law and medieval power structures

To be sent by registered mail

Details

Number of books
2
Subject
History, Illustrated
Book title
Historia critica comitatus Hollandiae et Zeelandiae ab antiquissimis inde deducta
Author/ Illustrator
Adriaan Kluit:, Matthaeus Dousa
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1777
Height
26 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
21 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Pieter Gillissen en Isaac de Winter
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
1815
The NetherlandsVerified
9045
Objects sold
100%
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