Aan alle Welmeenende. De Begraafenis van Daniel Raap (...)

Amsterdam, den 17. January 1754, 4 printed pages, 30x19,5cm. Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. Daniël Raap (Amsterdam, 1703 - Amsterdam, 10 January 1754) was a porcelain merchant who played a leading role during the Orangist revolution in the Netherlands of 1747-1751. During the opening months of the revolution that would put an end to the Second Stadtholderless Period, Raap, together with other agitators like the journalist Rousset de Missy published pamphlets demanding the restoration of the stadtholderate in the provinces of the Dutch Republic that had abolished the office, and the appointment of the Frisian stadtholder William IV, Prince of Orange, in all provinces to this dignity, that should henceforth be hereditary in the male and female line. At the same time the agitators asked for more influence of the common people on the government that had hitherto been dominated by the Regents. More specifically, the petition he circulated demanded that militia captains would henceforth be directly elected; vacant public offices be auctioned off; and the guilds be restored in their old privileges.The agitators asked the Prince to come to Amsterdam to oust the city government, which he did on 2 September 1748. But instead of appointing new government members from the ranks of the democratic opposition the Prince selected the new city government from the old Regent class, be it from the Orangist faction that had been excluded during the Stadtholderless regime. This caused a rupture between Raap and the Orangist partisans, like Willem Bentinck van Rhoon. Likewise, the more radical democrats in the movement distanced themselves from him, because he was considered too moderate. His erstwhile popularity therefore turned into a deep hatred by the members of the Amsterdam mob, who had earlier revered him, by the time of his death in 1754. There were riots at his funeral and his coffin was destroyed.Scarce.

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Aanmerkingen. op de 3. Artykelen door de Manhafte Burgers in de Colveniers Doelen ontworpen, en door andere Hylzoekende Meedeburgeren onderteekent.

[Amsterdam, 1748], two printed pages, no binding, 32x21cm. Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 signed by Welmeenende, when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. Not in KB only in Leiden University Library. Scarce.

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Aansparaak, Gedaan aan de Burgeren en Ingezetenen, Op den 26. Augustus 1748 vergadert.

Amsterdam, [1748], two printed pages, no binding, left side torn,31x18cm. Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. Not in KB only in Leiden University Library, scarce.

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Book number: 71040

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Aanspraak aan de Burgers van Amsterdam.

[Amsterdam], 10 Augustus 1748, one printed page, 30,5x18,5cm. Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. Scarce.

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Book number: 71030

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Aanspraak, Gedaan op den Cloveniers Doelen. Op den 15 Augustus 1748. Ter verdere aandrang, omme op het tot deez gehoude voetspoor te vervolgen (...)

Amsterdam, Matthys van Bemmel, 1748, 4pp. no binding, fold torn, edges frayed, 31x20cm. Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. Scarce.

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Advis, van de Heeren van Middelburgh, ingebracht ter vergaderingh van de Ed. Mogende Heeren Staten van Zeelant.

[Middelburgh, Jan Maertensz, 1684], 3pp. no titlepage, no binding, concerns: voornemen van Stadhouder Willem III en de Staten-Generaal voor een extra troepenmacht van 16.000 manschappen om Franse aanvallen tegen te gaan in de Zuidelijke Nederlanden. Knuttel 11968, T 7914.

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Affiche: 'Schoonmaak aan onze Amsterdamsche universiteit (...) Bij het begin van dit jaar is (...) een lector in de Spaansche taal benoemd (...) dr. J. Brouwer. Wie is deze Brouwer?'. Publicatie van de NSB uit 1941 met o.a. de tekst dat Brouwer in 1922 veroordeeld was tot acht jaar gevangenisstraf wegens roofmoord. N.a.v. dit pamflet bedankte Brouwer voor zijn lector-schap, ging in het verzet en werd in 1943 geexecuteerd wegens de aanslag op het Bevolkingsregister. Eenzijdig bedrukt blad.

31,2x23,5 cm.

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Book number: 55578

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Alzo wij, bewerkers van het algemeene Welzyn, (...) Schutters Eedt

[Amsterdam, 1748], one printed page, 29x19cm. Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. this pamphlet notes that the "schutters" should protect the people in stead of shooting at them as was ordained in 1618 in their oath. Scarce.

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Book number: 71031

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Anno 1754. Op Donderdag den 17den January, worden alle Doelisten ter hellevaart verzogt van Daniel Raap ...

22x27cm, one printed page, satyrical pamphlet, signed by Beelzebub, Knuttel 18423. Daniël Raap (Amsterdam, 1703 - Amsterdam, 10 January 1754) was a porcelain merchant who played a leading role during the Orangist revolution in the Netherlands of 1747-1751. During the opening months of the revolution that would put an end to the Second Stadtholderless Period, Raap, together with other agitators like the journalist Rousset de Missy published pamphlets demanding the restoration of the stadtholderate in the provinces of the Dutch Republic that had abolished the office, and the appointment of the Frisian stadtholder William IV, Prince of Orange, in all provinces to this dignity, that should henceforth be hereditary in the male and female line. At the same time the agitators asked for more influence of the common people on the government that had hitherto been dominated by the Regents. More specifically, the petition he circulated demanded that militia captains would henceforth be directly elected; vacant public offices be auctioned off; and the guilds be restored in their old privileges.The agitators asked the Prince to come to Amsterdam to oust the city government, which he did on 2 September 1748. But instead of appointing new government members from the ranks of the democratic opposition the Prince selected the new city government from the old Regent class, be it from the Orangist faction that had been excluded during the Stadtholderless regime. This caused a rupture between Raap and the Orangist partisans, like Willem Bentinck van Rhoon. Likewise, the more radical democrats in the movement distanced themselves from him, because he was considered too moderate. His erstwhile popularity therefore turned into a deep hatred by the members of the Amsterdam mob, who had earlier revered him, by the time of his death in 1754. There were riots at his funeral and his coffin was destroyed.

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Book number: 71016

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Artikelen ontworpen door de burgeren der stad Amsterdam.

Amsterdam, Overgelevert aan zijne Hoogheid den 27 Juny 1748, 4 printed pages, with articles presented to stadhouder Willem IV in 1748, Pamphlet written in the unruly year 1748 when Dutch citizens turned against the elite and demanded fairer taxation and more help from stadhouder Willem IV. Only in two libraries. Handwritten on back: "Dit is opgehaald en werd in stilte verkogt". Scarce.

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Book number: 71044

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BELASTINGEN, VAN SCHOONDERHAGEN Deductie overgeleverd aan ... de ... Staten van Hollandt ... om een nieuw middel op allerhande soort van nagt-ligt te introdiceeren, gedrukt voor den autheur in ‘t jaar 1705, gedrukt pamflet, 4º, 16 p., waarin Pieter van Schoonderhagen voorstelt om belasting te gaan heffen op “kaarsen en alderhande soorten van nagt-ligt”, een en ander om de “langdurenden en bloedigen oorlog” te kunnen blijven bekostigen.

M5134

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Book number: 13274

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Binnen gebrouwe bieren. (...) Ingaande met den eersten January 1750.

's Gravenhage, Scheltus, 1749. 3 plano sheets pasted together. 520x1030 mm. Damaged, parts loose. PAM 17.

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Book number: 61086

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BROOD Twee pamfletten: Wees zuinig op brood (Rotterdam, zomer 1918, 2 p.) en De Ceresstaking opgeheven ... het vermaarde Ceresbrood weder verkrijgbaar (Amsterdam, 14 december 1918), 1 p., gedrukt.

M4144

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Book number: 12773

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Brood zetting. Burgemeester en wethouderen der Gemeente Alkmaar (...) 8-7-1852.

Alkmaar, no name, 1852. 1 sheet. 255x180 mm. Good condition. With prices of bread. PAM 19.

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Book number: 61088

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Consent tot introductie van een familiegeldt in de provincie van Hollandt en Westvrieslandt, tot verval van de schulden en lasten van den laetsten oorlogh

‘S Gravenhage, Paulus Scheltus, 1715, Quarto, Paper binding, 14 pp., Knuttel 16272l Printer’s mark, decorative initial, it introduces a tax on families

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Book number: 63936

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