Wetterlijche Tid inghe publication history details
The newspaper Wettelijche Tij dinghe circulated for 222 years ending in 1827. It began as a twice monthly issue and, by 1617, changed to a weekly schedule. The surviving text notes that the top half of its pages were...
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Uamen
Wettelijche Tijdinghe
Discovery of 1621 Paper Copy with Maps and Prints
A fragment notes a dated 1621 paper copy owned by Antwerp collector A. M. Jatas. It mentions wood cuts and famous buildings, with engravings and maps included in the earlier edition.
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A. M. Jatas
Antwerp
Plans and Music Manuscripts from Siege of Ecluse
The article describes a concerted siege of Ecluse in Flanders with accompanying detailed wood-cut depictions of troop dispositions. It mentions a separate note on a baseball play where ground friction air resistance and gravity slow a rolling ball before reaching the infielder. It also explains the origin of the term garrison finish from jockey Snapper Garrison’s last moment win in 1882.
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Ecluse
Flanders
Garrison
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