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JCB Books Internet Archive
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Title:
Sententie gepronuncieert den 25. januarij 1662. tot Amsterdam, iegens Isaac Coeymans, koopman en burger der selver stadt.
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Sententie gepronuncieert den 25. januarij 1662. tot Amsterdam, iegens Isaac Coeymans, koopman en burger der selver stadt.
Title
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Publisher:
By Floris Willemsen
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By Floris Willemsen
Publisher
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Begin Publication Date:
1662
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1662
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MMS Id (Alma identifier):
991005752979706966
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991005752979706966
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Permanent Call Number:
F662 .S478p
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F662 .S478p
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Uniform Resource Identifier:
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http://archive.org/details/sententiegepronu00unse
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Subjects:
Coymans, Isaac,--1620-1667.
subjects
Coymans, Isaac,--1620-1667.
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Subjects:
West-Indische Compagnie (Netherlands)
subjects
West-Indische Compagnie (Netherlands)
Subjects
false
Subjects:
Vestindisk-Guineiske kompagni.
subjects
Vestindisk-Guineiske kompagni.
Subjects
false
Subjects:
Ghana--History--Danish Settlements, 1659-1850.
subjects
Ghana--History--Danish Settlements, 1659-1850.
Subjects
false
Subjects:
Denmark--Colonies--Africa.
subjects
Denmark--Colonies--Africa.
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false
Subjects:
Imprint 1662.
subjects
Imprint 1662.
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General Note:
Isaac Coymans served the Dutch West India Company as a bookkeeper and merchant stationed on the gold coast of Africa. In 1649, he returned to the Netherlands in order to start a slave trading business. After the discovery of secret correspondence with Joost Kramer, commander of the Danish Africa Company, Coymans was accused of inciting Kramer against his employer by claiming that the Danish Africa Company had planned an attack on him and planned to murder the head of the Blacks. Coymans suggested that Kramer attack Fort Nassau (near Moree, Ghana) with the help of the Blacks. As a result, Coymans was arrested and sentenced to six years imprisonment, a lifelong banishment from the Netherlands and areas covered by the charter of the Dutch West India Company, a fine of 20 thousand guilders, and the costs of his trial and imprisonment.; Signatures: A⁴ (A1, A4 versos blank); Woodcut initial.
general_note
Isaac Coymans served the Dutch West India Company as a bookkeeper and merchant stationed on the gold coast of Africa. In 1649, he returned to the Netherlands in order to start a slave trading business. After the discovery of secret correspondence with Joost Kramer, commander of the Danish Africa Company, Coymans was accused of inciting Kramer against his employer by claiming that the Danish Africa Company had planned an attack on him and planned to murder the head of the Blacks. Coymans suggested that Kramer attack Fort Nassau (near Moree, Ghana) with the help of the Blacks. As a result, Coymans was arrested and sentenced to six years imprisonment, a lifelong banishment from the Netherlands and areas covered by the charter of the Dutch West India Company, a fine of 20 thousand guilders, and the costs of his trial and imprisonment.; Signatures: A⁴ (A1, A4 versos blank); Woodcut initial.
General Note
false
Local Note:
John Carter Brown Library copy unbound.; John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Divestiture Fund.
local_note
John Carter Brown Library copy unbound.; John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Divestiture Fund.
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false
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