COOLEN, ANTON / DORHOUT, U.G. / FINKENSIEPER, K.O. / HEYNES, H.J. E.A.

Holland, Zoo Ben Je

Baarn, Bosch & Keuning. 1934. Hard Cover. 223 pag, iets bruinvlekkig, verder heel goed. Goed.

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Book number: 001751

Catalogue: Literatuur

HEYNES,H.J.

IN DE NOORD HOLLANDSE WEI/ KINDEREN NOORD-HOLLANDERS/ NOORD-HOLLANDSCHE MENSCHEN EN DINGEN/ NOORD-HOLLANDERS IN DE STREEK EN IN DE STAD 4 vols

Amsterdam 1928/n.d./1919/n.d., 119/206/143/135 pp., portrait (dust jacket slightley damaged) e107

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Catalogue: General

HEYNES, EDWARD

Scheeps-togt van Mr. Edward Heynes van Suratte na Mocha. Gedaan in het jaar 1618. Verhalende, op wat wijse de Engelsse de koopmanschap, met de inwoonders, aldaar hebben opgerigt, en door schriftelijke verseekeringen (van den Bassa gegeeven) vast-gestelt. Als mede een beschrijving van de stad Mocha, des selfs huysingen, Bolswerken en Haven-plaats. Nu alder-erst uyt het Engels vertaalt. Met Noodig Register verrijkt.

Leiden, Pieter Van Der Aa. 1707, First Dutch Edition. Hardcover, 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Book, 26 pages, 4 pages of index. Rebound in brown cloth hard cover. Rare early description of the port of Mocha in Yemen. Very Good.

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Book number: 5517

Catalogue: Travel and Exploration

[HEYNES, Edward].

Scheeps-togt van Mr. Edward Heynes, van Suratte na Mocha, gedaan in het jaar 1618. Verhalende, op wat wijse de Engelsse de koopmanschap, met de inwoonders, aldaar hebben opgerigt, en door schriftelijk verseekeringen (van den Bassa gegeeven) vast-gestelt. Als mede een beschrijving van de stad Mocha, des selfs huysingen, bolwerken en haven-plaats.Leiden, Pieter van der Aa, [ca. 1707?]. Folio (25.5 × 40 cm). Modern blue-grey paper covers.

[5] ll. (text in 2 columns per page, 4 per leaf, 14 cols. in total).First Dutch edition. Edward Heynes’ account of the first successful attempt of the British (the third altogether) at establishing trading privileges with Mocha and a commercial presence there, previously published in English within the first volume of Samuel Purchas’ collection “Hakluytus Posthumus, or Purchas his Pilgrimes” (1625).The ship “Anne Royall”, captained by Andrew Shilling, sailed in April 1618 up the Red Sea and visited Mocha from April 11 till August 20. Heynes, secretary to Sir Thomas Roe, gives an extensive account of the reception by the governor of Mocha, customs of the population, and prospects of commerce. “[The] British delegation lands, and presents the governor with six yards of broadcloth stammell, six yards of green material, a shotgun and mirror. It is striking that the British respond to their hosts’ food gifts with gifts of technology. This form of reciprocity sends a message of power, for not only does it reflect the greater sophistication of their economy, it also implies that the Yemenites are no match militarily” (Malkiel, p. 10). Includes a short account of a trip made by Heynes’ fellow-merchant Joseph Salbank to Sinan.Published as part 18 of the series “Wijd-beroemde Voyagien na Oost- en West-Indiën, gedaan door de Engelschen”, with a detailed index.Slight foxing throughout, but on the whole well preserved.l Tiele 8. Cf. David Malkiel, Strangers in Yemen (Berlin/Boston 2021), p. 9-11.

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