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archival sources, e.g. 5061-312 f. 120vo, 29 Aug. 1658.
65. 5061-341 f. 106, 19 Nov. 1694; 5061-350 f. 134, 9 June 1701.
66. 5061-329 f. 36, 14 Sept. 1684.
67. 5061-379 f. 13vo, 10 Sept. 1720.
68. Groeneweg,‘Enkele aspecten’, 74. 69. 5061-337 f. 38, 19 June 1691.
On the history of everyday and lower-class attire, see Daniel R oche, The Culture of Clothing: Dress and Fashion in the Ancien Regime (Cambridge,
2004) and the wonderful book by John Styles entitled The Dress of the People: Everyday Fashion in Eighteenth-Century England (New Haven and London, 2007).
Pottle, Boswell in Holland , 255. Further examples can be found in Boereverhaal , 13 and in J. Beckman,‘Dagboek van zijn reis door Nederland in 1762: Medegedeeld door G.W. Kernkamp’, in Bijdragen en Mededeelingen Historisch Genootschap , 33 (Utrecht 1912), 332.
Von Wohlzogen Kühr, De Nederlandsche vrouw , ii. 152.
Desjobert,‘Voyage’, 18.
74. 5061-386 f. 199vo, 7 Oct. 1728.
Simon de Vries, Zeven Duivelen: Regerende en vervoerende de hedendaagsche dienstmaagden (Amsterdam, 1682), 32.
76. 5061-333 f. 190, 21 June 1688.
Van de Pol, ‘Beeld en werkelijkheid’, 122-3,Van Strien, British Travellers ,
96.
Huygens, Journaal I , 2 May 1692; R aptschinsky,‘ R ussische reizigers’, 164.
See e.g. the illustration in R oos, Den Amsteldamsen Diogenes , 165.
Mandeville, Fable of the Bees , 97 (see App. 1).
Boereverhaal , 12.
Het Amsterdamsch Hoerdom , 21 and D’Openhertige Juffrouw, ii. 28-9, as ren- dered in The London Jilt , 119. The reference in The London Jilt is not to Germans as such but to men in general, who ‘all have something of the Nature of Germans’. Both Dutch works use the depreciatory moffen (usually translated as ‘Krauts’) for Germans.
Merkwaardige en zonderlinge Levensgevallen van Anna Smitshuizen, gewezene minnares van den thans gevangen zittende J.B.F. van Gog:Vervat in samenspraken (Alkmaar, 1776).
Cited in Böse, Had de mensch , 119.
GA (City Archives) Utrecht, Notaris M. van Lobbrecht, U123aOO2, akte 150, includes an example from 1697; Keunen,‘Ongaarne beticht’, 419, gives an example from 1830.
Cited in R . Murris, La Hollande et les Hollandais aux XVIIème et XVIIIème siècles, vus par les Français (Paris, 1925), 101.
87. See e.g. 5061-346 f. 213, 3 Sept. 1698; 5061-35 f. 232vo, 18 Oct. 1703.
88. 5061-400 f. 255, 13 Oct. 1740.
89. 5061-403 f. 92vo, 13 Aug. 1742.
90. 5061-313 f. 190, 8 Apr. 1661.
91. Bloch, Die Prostitution , ii. p. 395. 92. e.g. 5061-385 f. 74vo, 15 Jan. 1727. 93. 5061-362 f. 149, 25 Nov. 1710.
94. 5061-398 f. 149, 13 Mar. 1739, and 5061-398 final quire, unnumbered, 15
May 1739.
95. 5061-402 f. 15, 5 July 1741.
96. 5061-384 f. 80, 5 Dec. 1725.
97. 5061-360 f. 171, 7 Dec. 1709.
98. 5061-360 f. 197vo, 14 Dec. 1709; 5061-406 f. 184vo, 6 July 1746.
99. 5061-400 f. 42 , March 1740; 5061-339 f. 85, 4 Aug. 1693.
100. 5061-400 f. 42 , 11 March 1740 ; 5061-401 f. 212, 22 Apr. 1741.
101. 5061-339 f. 131vo, 20 Oct. 1693.
102. 5061-326 f. 178, 21 Aug. 1681.
103. 5061-381 f. 230, 25 Jan. 1724.
104. Jeroen Jeroensz (= H. Sweers), Den berg Parnas, behelzende eenige vreem- digheden die aldaar, en elders, inzonderheid aan ’t Y, by Apollo en Merkuur zijn voorgevallen (Amsterdam, 1689), 395-6.
105. 5061-385 f. 153vo, 13 May 1727.
106. 5061-382 f. 76, 31 Aug. 1724.
107. P. R . D. Stokvis,‘Blauwboekjes over de verborgenheden van Den Haag, 1828-1853’, Maatstaf , 32 (1984), 16-26, at 21. Around this time a new coinage was introduced, the smallest denomination being one cent. See also Noordam, ‘Uit armoede’, 109-11; Paul Griffith, ‘The Structure of Prostitution in Elizabethan London’, Continuity and Change , 8 (1993), 39-63, at 47; Judith R .Walkowitz, Prostitution and Victorian Society:Women, Class and the State (Cambridge, 1980), 24.
108. 5061-400 f. 241, 12 Oct. 1740.
De Cock, Spreekwoorden , p. 235.
Cited in Böse, Had de mensch , 136. 111. 5061-398 f. 176vo, 1 May 1739.
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65. 5061-341 f. 106, 19 Nov. 1694; 5061-350 f. 134, 9 June 1701.
66. 5061-329 f. 36, 14 Sept. 1684.
67. 5061-379 f. 13vo, 10 Sept. 1720.
68. Groeneweg,‘Enkele aspecten’, 74. 69. 5061-337 f. 38, 19 June 1691.
On the history of everyday and lower-class attire, see Daniel R oche, The Culture of Clothing: Dress and Fashion in the Ancien Regime (Cambridge,
2004) and the wonderful book by John Styles entitled The Dress of the People: Everyday Fashion in Eighteenth-Century England (New Haven and London, 2007).
Pottle, Boswell in Holland , 255. Further examples can be found in Boereverhaal , 13 and in J. Beckman,‘Dagboek van zijn reis door Nederland in 1762: Medegedeeld door G.W. Kernkamp’, in Bijdragen en Mededeelingen Historisch Genootschap , 33 (Utrecht 1912), 332.
Von Wohlzogen Kühr, De Nederlandsche vrouw , ii. 152.
Desjobert,‘Voyage’, 18.
74. 5061-386 f. 199vo, 7 Oct. 1728.
Simon de Vries, Zeven Duivelen: Regerende en vervoerende de hedendaagsche dienstmaagden (Amsterdam, 1682), 32.
76. 5061-333 f. 190, 21 June 1688.
Van de Pol, ‘Beeld en werkelijkheid’, 122-3,Van Strien, British Travellers ,
96.
Huygens, Journaal I , 2 May 1692; R aptschinsky,‘ R ussische reizigers’, 164.
See e.g. the illustration in R oos, Den Amsteldamsen Diogenes , 165.
Mandeville, Fable of the Bees , 97 (see App. 1).
Boereverhaal , 12.
Het Amsterdamsch Hoerdom , 21 and D’Openhertige Juffrouw, ii. 28-9, as ren- dered in The London Jilt , 119. The reference in The London Jilt is not to Germans as such but to men in general, who ‘all have something of the Nature of Germans’. Both Dutch works use the depreciatory moffen (usually translated as ‘Krauts’) for Germans.
Merkwaardige en zonderlinge Levensgevallen van Anna Smitshuizen, gewezene minnares van den thans gevangen zittende J.B.F. van Gog:Vervat in samenspraken (Alkmaar, 1776).
Cited in Böse, Had de mensch , 119.
GA (City Archives) Utrecht, Notaris M. van Lobbrecht, U123aOO2, akte 150, includes an example from 1697; Keunen,‘Ongaarne beticht’, 419, gives an example from 1830.
Cited in R . Murris, La Hollande et les Hollandais aux XVIIème et XVIIIème siècles, vus par les Français (Paris, 1925), 101.
87. See e.g. 5061-346 f. 213, 3 Sept. 1698; 5061-35 f. 232vo, 18 Oct. 1703.
88. 5061-400 f. 255, 13 Oct. 1740.
89. 5061-403 f. 92vo, 13 Aug. 1742.
90. 5061-313 f. 190, 8 Apr. 1661.
91. Bloch, Die Prostitution , ii. p. 395. 92. e.g. 5061-385 f. 74vo, 15 Jan. 1727. 93. 5061-362 f. 149, 25 Nov. 1710.
94. 5061-398 f. 149, 13 Mar. 1739, and 5061-398 final quire, unnumbered, 15
May 1739.
95. 5061-402 f. 15, 5 July 1741.
96. 5061-384 f. 80, 5 Dec. 1725.
97. 5061-360 f. 171, 7 Dec. 1709.
98. 5061-360 f. 197vo, 14 Dec. 1709; 5061-406 f. 184vo, 6 July 1746.
99. 5061-400 f. 42 , March 1740; 5061-339 f. 85, 4 Aug. 1693.
100. 5061-400 f. 42 , 11 March 1740 ; 5061-401 f. 212, 22 Apr. 1741.
101. 5061-339 f. 131vo, 20 Oct. 1693.
102. 5061-326 f. 178, 21 Aug. 1681.
103. 5061-381 f. 230, 25 Jan. 1724.
104. Jeroen Jeroensz (= H. Sweers), Den berg Parnas, behelzende eenige vreem- digheden die aldaar, en elders, inzonderheid aan ’t Y, by Apollo en Merkuur zijn voorgevallen (Amsterdam, 1689), 395-6.
105. 5061-385 f. 153vo, 13 May 1727.
106. 5061-382 f. 76, 31 Aug. 1724.
107. P. R . D. Stokvis,‘Blauwboekjes over de verborgenheden van Den Haag, 1828-1853’, Maatstaf , 32 (1984), 16-26, at 21. Around this time a new coinage was introduced, the smallest denomination being one cent. See also Noordam, ‘Uit armoede’, 109-11; Paul Griffith, ‘The Structure of Prostitution in Elizabethan London’, Continuity and Change , 8 (1993), 39-63, at 47; Judith R .Walkowitz, Prostitution and Victorian Society:Women, Class and the State (Cambridge, 1980), 24.
108. 5061-400 f. 241, 12 Oct. 1740.
De Cock, Spreekwoorden , p. 235.
Cited in Böse, Had de mensch , 136. 111. 5061-398 f. 176vo, 1 May 1739.
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