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Quietism, Agnosticism and Mysticismt of St Annaparochie in Friesland. Dirck was relatively well-to-do. He rented 30 hectares and hired farm hands and maids to run the farm. He was elected as a representative for the village when a conflict arose about the rights of tenants. Since Dirck could read and write, he must have had several y

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Quietism, Agnosticism and Mysticismof intellectual autonomy, conflicts with parents, the search for intimacy outside the family circle and their future career. Diaries of this sort, however, are extremely rare before the late nineteenth century. The first Dutch example is that of Alexander van Goltstein, who started to write in 1801.

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Learning Materials in Biosciences4.. Over 40 years, he filled more than 13,000 pages. This form of compulsive diary-writing developed in the Romantic period. Willem de Clercq was born in Amsterdam in 1795. His father was a grain merchant and his mother was the daughter of a Mennonite cleric. At the age of 23, he took over the famil

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QoS-Aware Virtual Network Embeddingand ‘haantje pik’ (a child-eating rooster). Such creatures would abduct them, strangle them or drown them.. Children were told such stories so that they would stop whining. Sometimes, children were simply scared for the entertainment of adults. Some historians have regarded this as psychological abu