Books owned by the Dutch Queen Sophie - Revision history

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SvDijk at 07:12, 18 September 2007

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	== Dutch Queen Sophie's books ==		== Dutch Queen Sophie's books ==

SvDijk at 07:11, 18 September 2007

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	'''Bibliography''':		'''Bibliography''':
-	* Hella S. Haase and prof. S.W. Jackman, ''Een vreemdelinge in Den Haag. Uit de brieven van Koningin Sophie der Nederlanden aan Lady Mallet''. Amsterdam, 1984.<br><br>	+	* Hella S. Haase and S.W. Jackman, ''Een vreemdelinge in Den Haag. Uit de brieven van Koningin Sophie der Nederlanden aan Lady Mallet''. Amsterdam, 1984.<br><br>
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SvDijk at 11:04, 12 September 2007

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-	<br><br>In some of the copies of George Sand's writings, owned by Queen Sophie, we found [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/results.asp?type=receptions&work_authorName=&work_Title=&rec_authorName=queen&Rec_Title=&media_ID=30&rec_Year=&reference=&notesfield=&Editor_ID=geen&pageSize=50 traces of her reading]: not only her own name written down, but also pencil lines traced along certain passages. The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that these lines are by the Queen herself, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is heart-breaking to see which fragments of novels by George Sand had touched her.<br><br>	+	<br><br><br>In some of the copies of George Sand's writings, owned by Queen Sophie, we found [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/results.asp?type=receptions&work_authorName=&work_Title=&rec_authorName=queen&Rec_Title=&media_ID=30&rec_Year=&reference=&notesfield=&Editor_ID=geen&pageSize=50 traces of her reading]: not only her own name written down, but also pencil lines traced along certain passages. The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that these lines are by the Queen herself, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is heart-breaking to see which fragments of novels by George Sand had touched her.<br><br>
	A biography of the Queen as a reader will be important for a complete understanding of her personality. Haasse and Jackman apparently have not used the books of her private library, which should be studied in relation to [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/reception.asp?receptionID=7860 egodocuments]: comments in her (huge, but incomplete because partially burned) correspondence, and to fragments she copied in her copy-books. She seems to have copied in particular passages where her own difficulties are reflected. <br><br>		A biography of the Queen as a reader will be important for a complete understanding of her personality. Haasse and Jackman apparently have not used the books of her private library, which should be studied in relation to [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/reception.asp?receptionID=7860 egodocuments]: comments in her (huge, but incomplete because partially burned) correspondence, and to fragments she copied in her copy-books. She seems to have copied in particular passages where her own difficulties are reflected. <br><br>

SvDijk at 11:03, 12 September 2007

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-	<br><br>The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that the pencil lines are by the Queen, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is heart-breaking to see which fragments of novels by George Sand had touched her. This traces are to be complemented by fragments she copied in copy-books (classified as egodocuments) […]	+	__NOEDITSECTION__
		+	== Dutch Queen Sophie's books ==
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		+	<br><br>In some of the copies of George Sand's writings, owned by Queen Sophie, we found [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/results.asp?type=receptions&work_authorName=&work_Title=&rec_authorName=queen&Rec_Title=&media_ID=30&rec_Year=&reference=&notesfield=&Editor_ID=geen&pageSize=50 traces of her reading]: not only her own name written down, but also pencil lines traced along certain passages. The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that these lines are by the Queen herself, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is heart-breaking to see which fragments of novels by George Sand had touched her.<br><br>
		+	A biography of the Queen as a reader will be important for a complete understanding of her personality. Haasse and Jackman apparently have not used the books of her private library, which should be studied in relation to [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/reception.asp?receptionID=7860 egodocuments]: comments in her (huge, but incomplete because partially burned) correspondence, and to fragments she copied in her copy-books. She seems to have copied in particular passages where her own difficulties are reflected. <br><br>


	'''Bibliography''':		'''Bibliography''':
-	* Hella S. Haase en prof. S.W. Jackman, ''Een vreemdelinge in Den Haag. Uit de brieven van Koningin Sophie der Nederlanden aan Lady Mallet''. Amsterdam, 1984.	+	* Hella S. Haase and prof. S.W. Jackman, ''Een vreemdelinge in Den Haag. Uit de brieven van Koningin Sophie der Nederlanden aan Lady Mallet''. Amsterdam, 1984.<br><br>
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		+	*Note that informations contained in the database ''WomenWriters'' have been derived from contemporary sources, which may contain errors. Also important: when arriving in the database ''WomenWriters'', your status is: "not logged on", which means that you have only partial view. For complete view and participation in the project, take contact.<br><br>
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SvDijk at 21:06, 6 September 2007

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-	The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that the pencil lines are by the Queen, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is heart-breaking to see which fragments of novels by George Sand had touched her. This traces are to be complemented by fragments she copied in copy-books (classified as egodocuments) […]	+	<br><br>The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that the pencil lines are by the Queen, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is heart-breaking to see which fragments of novels by George Sand had touched her. This traces are to be complemented by fragments she copied in copy-books (classified as egodocuments) […]


	'''Bibliography''':		'''Bibliography''':
	* Hella S. Haase en prof. S.W. Jackman, ''Een vreemdelinge in Den Haag. Uit de brieven van Koningin Sophie der Nederlanden aan Lady Mallet''. Amsterdam, 1984.		* Hella S. Haase en prof. S.W. Jackman, ''Een vreemdelinge in Den Haag. Uit de brieven van Koningin Sophie der Nederlanden aan Lady Mallet''. Amsterdam, 1984.

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Susanne — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 12:23:26 GMT

New page: The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that the pencil lines are by the Queen, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is hear...

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The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that the pencil lines are by the Queen, nobody having had access to her books since she died. Knowing about her unhappy marriage it is heart-breaking to see which fragments of novels by George Sand had touched her. This traces are to be complemented by fragments she copied in copy-books (classified as egodocuments) […]

'''Bibliography''':
* Hella S. Haase en prof. S.W. Jackman, ''Een vreemdelinge in Den Haag. Uit de brieven van Koningin Sophie der Nederlanden aan Lady Mallet''. Amsterdam, 1984.