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Nederlands: Bijschrift: Vurig, drukte hij haar aan zijn hart.
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Het leven en de lotgevallen van Hugo de Groot : in gesprekken / door A.C.Oudemans Het leven van Hugo de Groot, Te Amsterdam bij Gerrit Portielje

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Author Draughtsman: Jacob Smies (1765-1833); Engraver: Philippus Velijn (1787-1836). Author text: Anthonie Cornelis Oudemans (1798-1874); Photography: D-vorm, Bert en Lilian Mellink

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