Jacob de Riemer - Beschryving van 'sGraven-Hage - 1730-1730





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Jacob de Riemer’s illustrated 1730 topographical work Beschryving van 'sGraven-Hage was published by Reinier Boitet in Delft, is bound in leather and contains 509 pages and 15 of its 31 plates.
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Description of ’s-Graven-Hage, including its origin, name, occasion, expansions, misfortunes and splendor; together with Foundations of the Court, of the churches, monasteries, chapels, almshouses, and other notable buildings. Sessions of the High Colleges both of Police and Justice; Establishment of the Chapter at Court, as well as the Privileges, Charters, Decrees, and Ways of Government. From many never-printed original Charters and documents drawn, explained and confirmed. With many new illustrations provided. First part, First piece.
Top of back cover damaged.
With 15 (of the 31) plates. The main text contains 509 pages. Preceding it are The Dedication (9 pages), The Preface (8 pages), Haga of Barlaeus (1 page), Haga Comites (2 pages), ’s-Graven-Hage of Hendrik Schim (3 pages), Short Content (7 pages) and Notice to the Bookbinder (1 page).
Description of ’s-Graven-Hage, including its origin, name, occasion, expansions, misfortunes and splendor; together with Foundations of the Court, of the churches, monasteries, chapels, almshouses, and other notable buildings. Sessions of the High Colleges both of Police and Justice; Establishment of the Chapter at Court, as well as the Privileges, Charters, Decrees, and Ways of Government. From many never-printed original Charters and documents drawn, explained and confirmed. With many new illustrations provided. First part, First piece.
Top of back cover damaged.
With 15 (of the 31) plates. The main text contains 509 pages. Preceding it are The Dedication (9 pages), The Preface (8 pages), Haga of Barlaeus (1 page), Haga Comites (2 pages), ’s-Graven-Hage of Hendrik Schim (3 pages), Short Content (7 pages) and Notice to the Bookbinder (1 page).

