Magazijn voor wetenschappen, kunsten en letteren, behelzende: I. Wijsbegeerte des levens. II. Geschiedenis. III. Aardrijks- en natuurkunde. IV. Fraaie letteren en mengelwerk. Verzameld door N.G. van Kampen. 6e deel. Amsterdam, Pieter Meijer Warnars, 1826.

Part six of ten volumes under redaction of Van Kampen, then lector German at Leiden University. In 1829 he was elected to become professor in Dutch and History at the Atheneum Illustre in Amsterdam. The first part was published in 1822, the last in 1830, thereafter it was continued as “Hollandsch magazijn van letteren, wetenschappen en kunsten” for two more years. With Jeronimo de Vries als co-editor. Contributions were first recited by the authors in Literature or Cultural societies, such as Felix Meritis in Amsterdam. This part deals among other things with Tacitus as a history writer, admiraal De Ruyter and Benkoelen (Bengkulu, Benkulen, Benkoelen, Bengkoelen) on the West coast of Sumatra. B2455