Burgermeesteren en vroedschappen der steede Woerden hebben op iterative instantien en wel gegronde ... : manuscript

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Title: Burgermeesteren en vroedschappen der steede Woerden hebben op iterative instantien en wel gegronde ... : manuscript
Published / Created: 1720.
Publication Place: Woerden, Netherlands and Netherlands Woerden
Abstract: Manuscript, in undentified hand, containing an overview of the terms and conditions for the creation of a merchant trading company by the mayor and vroedschappen of the city of Woerden in the Netherlands. Signing up for the company is announced on October 25th, 1720
Description: In Dutch.
Title from heading.
Layout: single column of varying length.
Binding: quarter bound with vellum and printed paper (heavily damaged) over paper pasteboard.
Volume contains 57 printed and 6 manuscript items bound together under title page: Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid. This manuscript is the fifth manuscript in the volume and number 60 of 63 items bound together.
Provenance: Modern bookseller's catalog entry pasted on the inside of the front cover. Purchased on the Edwin J. Beinecke Fund.
Extent: 1 volume (1 leaf) ; 39 x 27 cm
Language: Dutch

Repository: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Call Number: 2006 Folio 21
Collection / Other Creator: Collection of company charters, prospectuses, pamphlets and regulations relating to the Dutch speculative mania of 1720.

Genre: early works to 1800
Early works to 1800
Charters Netherlands 1720
Resource Type: text
Subject (Geographic): Woerden (Netherlands)
Europe
Netherlands
Subject (Topic): Colonial companies
Commercial crimes
Speculation
Economic conditions
Subjects: Woerden (Netherlands) > early works to 1800
Groote tafereel der dwaasheid > Early works to 1800
Colonial companies > Early works to 1800
Commercial crimes > Europe > Early works to 1800
Speculation > Early works to 1800
Netherlands > Economic conditions > Early works to 1800
Netherlands > 1720

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