Digital Correspondence of the Nassau Women

Robin Buning

Digital Correspondence of the Nassau Women

Huygens ING - Wetenschapsgeschiedenis

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Abstract

Report of the conference and launch of the website ‘Epistolary Power: the Correspondence of the Dutch and Frisian Stadtholders' Wives, 1605-1725’ held on 2 September 2016 at the Royal Palace Amsterdam.

Original language	English
Publisher	Taylor & Francis Group
Publication status	Published - 2016

Keywords

Digital Humanities
Gender
Correspondence
Early Modern Period
Court history

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