[Albert I, Duke of Lower Bavaria (1336 – 1404)]

[Legal pamphlet, legal rules for Amstelland and Gooiland] Hantvesten van dootslagen, gewelt, lamme-leden, leemten, kuer-wonden, vrede-breeckinge ende van meenigerhande articulen aengaende justitie ende den Zeeburch, gegeven van Hartogh Aelbrecht, den goeden luyden van Aemstellant ende Goylant. Utrecht, J. v. Poolsum [ca. 1680], 24 pp.

Original decorated paper cover, 4°, 22 x 16 cm. B10034

Historial pamphlet on 1394. Albert I, Duke of Lower Bavaria (German Albrecht, 1336-1404) was a feudal ruler of the counties of Holland, Hainaut and Zeeland in the Low Countries.

This rare pamphlet is a reprint of the original older edition as mentioned on the titlepage ‘Na de eerste copye van Amsterdam by Willem Jacobsz. Engelenborgh’. This is Willem Jacobszoon, working in Amsterdam from 1548-1568. The legal rules are dated between 1387-1521/ Special sections for Diemen, Loosdrecht, Weesp and Abcoude. The words ‘ende Zeeburch’ are a bit out of order, they should have been put after ‘Aemstellant ende Goylant’. This 17th century pamphlet is rare and of great historical importance.

The pamphlet is also mentioned in the catalogue of the literary legacy of Jacobus Koning (1770-1832) in 1833. Jacobus Koning was a bookseller, book colleter and published some works on Dutch history. He as also a registrar at the municipal court of Amsterdam in 1811. Member of the KNAW, Koninklijke Nederlandse Academie voor Wetenschappen. See our number B10035 for this item.

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