The False and True Character of the Professorial Warrior, Verses for and against the Patriot preacher Johan Jacob le Sage ten Broek, 1785, text sheet, Text sheet with a repetition of the verse in honor of the Rotterdam patriot preacher and professor Johan Jacob le Sage ten Broek and a verse in response to the original verse, ca. 1785., writer (clerical worker): anonymous, Northern Netherlands, writer (clerical worker): Johan Philip Ulrich Hildebrand, writer (clerical worker), paper, letterpress printing, text in letterpress, height 334 mm x width 204 mm, Person, Johan Jacob le Sage ten Broek, Patriot Era (1780-1795), founding of exercise societies (1783-1786), Rotterdam, Period, A vertically oriented aged paper page with ornate cursive script arranged in lines and short centered headings, showing decorative floral or star-like ornaments in a horizontal row near the middle; the ink is dark against a light, slightly textured background with small scattered specks and a small brown stain ...
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The False and True Character of the Professorial Warrior, Verses for and against the Patriot preacher Johan Jacob le Sage ten Broek, 1785, text sheet, Text sheet with a repetition of the verse in honor of the Rotterdam patriot preacher and professor Johan Jacob le Sage ten Broek and a verse in response to the original verse, ca. 1785., writer (clerical worker): anonymous, Northern Netherlands, writer (clerical worker): Johan Philip Ulrich Hildebrand, writer (clerical worker), paper, letterpress printing, text in letterpress, height 334 mm x width 204 mm, Person, Johan Jacob le Sage ten Broek, Patriot Era (1780-1795), founding of exercise societies (1783-1786), Rotterdam, Period, A vertically oriented aged paper page with ornate cursive script arranged in lines and short centered headings, showing decorative floral or star-like ornaments in a horizontal row near the middle; the ink is dark against a light, slightly textured background with small scattered specks and a small brown stain near the upper left area; margins are visible around the printed text and the script alternates between larger decorative headings and smaller running lines.

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