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  1. « Les basses ne sont pas de moi »: Belle de Zuylen and music education in upper-class Dutch circles (1,664 bytes)
    7: ...elle de Zuylen and music education in upper-class Dutch circles'''<br><br>
  2. Circulation of Dutch Literature (1,913 bytes)
    10: ...culation-of-dutch-literature-codl/ Circulation of Dutch Literature] (CODL) funded by the Netherlands Orga...
  3. Nineteenth-century Dutch women authors (1,500 bytes)
    6: ...ing will lead you to the brief presentation (''in Dutch''...) of each of the 19 authors showcased in the ...
    36: ... 2015: Workshop and Exhibition] > 19 19th-century Dutch women authors<br><br>

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  1. Corpus bibliothèques Pays-Bas (2,298 bytes)
    2: == The so-called "Corpus Montoya": <br>Dutch 18th-century library catalogues ==
    6: ... so-called [http://womenw.library.uu.nl/index.php/Dutch_18th-century_Catalogues_of_Private_Libraries “C...
    20: ...ut you”. Foreign women’s writing crossing the Dutch border: from Sappho to Selma Lagerlöf''. Hilvers...
    30: *Sources > Dutch sources > Library catalogues (public)<br><br>
  2. Private collection (1,559 bytes)
    7: * [[Dutch 18th-century auction catalogues]]<BR>
    11: * [[The book collection of Dutch Queen Sophie]] (19th century)
  3. Dutch 18th-century Catalogues of Private Libraries (4,062 bytes)
    5: ... I have created a corpus of 254 randomly selected Dutch printed library auction catalogues, dated between...
    27: ...ut you”. Foreign women’s writing crossing the Dutch border: from Sappho to Selma Lagerlöf''. Hilvers...
  4. Women’s press: article (2,935 bytes)
    6: ...d, France and Germany, women's periodicals in the Dutch Republic started to appear relatively late. Only ...
    8: ...s, which were also printed and distributed in the Dutch Republic, was probably unfavourable to the develo...
    10: Between 1830 and 1870 Dutch women's magazines gradually developed into a flou...
    44: *Sources > Dutch sources > Articles in the press > Women's press <...
  5. De Damespost (The Ladies’ Post) ‑ 1785 (4,670 bytes)
    6: ...1783-1784), published by Sophie von La Roche. The Dutch version never even made it into print, probably d...
    32: *Sources > Dutch sources > Articles in the press > Women's press >...
  6. Dames-Weekblad (Ladies’ Weekly), 1856-1857 (6,580 bytes)
    18: ..., and compared these famous foreigners with their Dutch fellow authors.
    43: *Sources > Dutch sources > Articles in the press > Women's press >...
  7. Ons Streven (Our Quest), 1870-1878 (6,753 bytes)
    8: ...873). As ''Ons Streven'' continued to appear, the Dutch market for periodicals suddenly boasted two new m...
    14: ...regular’ news, and often featured women, both Dutch and foreign.
    18: ... with advertising increasing in the run-up to the Dutch feast of Saint Nicholas in December and favourabl...
    34: *Sources > Dutch sources > Articles in the press > Women's press >...
  8. Album aan het schoone geslacht toegewijd, 1839-1840 (4,154 bytes)
    5: ... 1839 and 1840, shows little resemblance to other Dutch women’s magazines of the period, when the only ...
    7: ...issue consisted of about eighty pages of original Dutch prose and poetry as well as some folded plates an...
    17: ...f contributions to the ''Album'' were signed with Dutch names.
    39: *Sources > Dutch sources > Articles in the press > Women's press >...
  9. Penélopé, (1821-1835) (10,558 bytes)
    82: *Sources > Dutch sources > Articles in the press > Women's press >...
  10. Damesleesmuseum, Den Haag (5,395 bytes)
    11: ... The fact that the DLM catalogue mentions certain Dutch-language titles of works written originally in, f...
    13: Besides its Dutch-language collection, the DLM also stocked much wo...
    15: ...s of various years, concerning the acquisition of Dutch-language books, journals and brochures. They even...
    40: *Sources > Dutch sources > Library catalogues (clubs) > Damesleesm...
  11. In the Netherlands (1,688 bytes)
    2: == Dutch readers ==
    5: <br><br><br>Dutch reception of women's writing has been taken in pa...
    36: *The reading side > Dutch readers <br><br>
  12. Collections of 275 Dutch general libraries (4,988 bytes)
    2: == 275 Dutch 19th-century circulating libraries ==
    48: *Sources > Dutch sources > Library catalogues (public)<br><br>
  13. Leesmuseum voor vrouwen, Amsterdam (6,334 bytes)
    5: ... there were reading societies in nearly all major Dutch cities there had been one in Amsterdam since 18...
    17: ... be exact, 193 works were by women, 83 of them by Dutch women. These [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/...
    19: ...rs Bosboom-Toussaint] (14 titles) top the list of Dutch writers. This also shows that the Leesmuseum’s ...
    38: *Sources > Dutch sources > Library catalogues (clubs) > Leesmuseum...
  14. Catalogues of the Van der Hoek circulating library, Leiden (11,926 bytes)
    11: ...s in 1856, there was a total of 11,000 titles, in Dutch, German, English and French (Luger 1997, 25). The...
    15: ... a total of 7822 works, spread over all sections (Dutch, English, French, German). Of these, [http://www....
    17: ...is what we have gleaned from Van der Hoek.. In no Dutch library (according to the NCC) are copies of thes...
    26: ...source_ID=40&reference=&notesfield=translation+in+dutch&Editor_ID=geen&pageSize=10 599 works] which were ...
    27: ...mpared to this, the presence of original works by Dutch women
  15. Correspondence of Dutch novelists Betje Wolff and Aagje Deken (2,816 bytes)
    5: ...) are said to have inaugurated the history of the Dutch novel by publishing in 1782 their epistolary nove...
    7: ...ated ánd admired - Wolff even wrote a letter (in Dutch....): it did not provoke any surviving answer, an...
    22: ... Dutch sources > Egodocuments > Correspondence of Dutch novelists Betje Wolff and Aagje Deken <br><br>
  16. Handwritten comments in text (718 bytes)
    6: * [[Books owned by the Dutch Queen Sophie]], wife of King William III.<br><br>
    16: *Sources > Dutch sources > Handwritten comments in copies<br><br>
  17. Books owned by the Dutch Queen Sophie (1,870 bytes)
    2: == Dutch Queen Sophie's books ==
    5: ...raced along certain passages. The director of the Dutch Royal Archives assures that these lines are by th...
    18: ...Dutch sources > Egodocuments > Books owned by the Dutch Queen Sophie<br><br>
  18. (Literary) history (before c. 1900) (4,081 bytes)
    43: *Sources > Dutch sources > (Literary) history > <br><br>
  19. Translation published in periodical press (517 bytes)
    15: *Sources > Dutch sources > Translations published in periodical pr...
  20. Boekzaal (1,422 bytes)
    11: ...er to articles, for the larger part interested in Dutch women writers: 73 records.<br><br>
    19: *Sources > Dutch sources > Articles in the press > Boekzaal <br><b...

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