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Jestbooks in the Spanish Netherlands,ce.. Secondly, according to a recent bibliography, Dutch jestbooks were hardly found in the Southern Netherlands.. Indeed, in comparison with the Dutch Republic and the German territories, where many jestbooks were printed from the middle of the seventeenth century onward, the South clearly lagged b

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