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Robert Fruin's Verspreide Geschriften : Met Aanteekeningen, Toevoegsels ROBERT FRUIN'S VERSPREIDE GESCHRIFTEN EOBERT FRUIFS VERSPREIDE GESCHRIFTEN MET AANTEEKENINGrEN, TOEVOEGSELS EN VERBETE- RINGEN UIT DES SCHRIJVERS NALATENSCHAP UITGEGEVEN DOOR Dr. P. J. BLOK Dr. P. L. MULLER Hoogleeraar te Leiden Hoogleeraar te Leiden EN Mr. S. MULLER Fz. Bijhsarchivaris in Utrecht REGISTERS 's-GRAVENHAGE MARTINUS NIJHOFF 1905 TYP. ZUID-HOLLANDSCHE BOEK- EN HANDELSDRUKKERIJ. M &ÊTTY CENTER ! • mm INHOUD. Blz. Voorwoord. Chronologische lijst der werken van Robert Fruin, met aanwijzing hunner plaats in de Verspreide Geschriften . 3 Lijst der werken, alphabetisch naar de onderwerpen ge- rangschikt .25 Alphabetisch register der namen 35 Lijst van inteekenaren 109 VOORWOORD. De firma Nijhoff verlangde bij de uitgaaf der door ons in syste- matische orde uitgegeven Verspreide Geschriften van Fruin registers, die het gebruik daarvan vergemakkelijken zouden voor het publiek. Wij begrepen dat verlangen, maar konden daaraan niet voldoen. Alleen wenschten wij aan het publiek rekenschap te geven , welke werken van Früin wij in onze uitgaaf opgenomen hebben, welke wij gemeend hebben te moeten weglaten. Wij hebben dit thans gedaan in het eerste register, dat in dezen bundel is afgedrukt. Deze chronologische lijst van Fruin's geschriften, samengesteld door den nauwkeurigen ijver van L. D. Petit, is door eenige vrienden en vereerders van Fruin op zijn 758ten verjaardag hem aangeboden, als een monument van zijne vruchtbare werkzaam- heid. Zijne bescheidenheid wenschte destijds de uitgaaf niet; zoo is het stuk slechts in zéér beperkten kring verspreid. Wij hebben het thans eenigszins omgewerkt en hier en daar aangevuld, en telkens aangeduid, waar elk stuk in onze uitgaaf te vinden is; als het niet herdrukt werd, is de reden daarvan meestal aange- duid door verwijzing naar eene noot in de uitgaaf zelf. Daarmede achten wij onze werkzaamheid en ook onze verant- woordelijkheid geëindigd. De firma Nijhoff was echter niet geheel voldaan; zij heeft achter onze chronologische lijst der werken nog VOORWOORD. eene alphabetische lijst daarvan doen bewerken, die inderdaad het opzoeken der stukken zeer zal vergemakkelijken. Zeer gelukkig trof het bovendien , dat Ds. K. Vos te Woudsend een alphabetisch register op den inhoud der werken vervaardigd had, dat hij in een schrijven aan de firma Nijhoff te harer beschikking stelde. Het aanbod is gaarne aanvaard. Ook wij zijn van oordeel, dat de heer Vos aan het publiek door zijn arbeid een goeden dienst heeft bewezen. Met diep leedwezen herinneren wij hier aan het groote verlies, dat de vaderlandsche wetenschap heeft geleden door het over- lijden van onzen vriend en mede-redacteur Dr. P. L. Muller op 25 December 1904. Hij heeft de algeheele voltooiing van den druk van dit werk, dat hij in handschrift nog geheel onder het oog heeft gehad , helaas niet mogen beleven. P. J. Blok. S. Muller Fz. CHRONOLOGISCHE LIJST DER WERKEN VAN ROBERT FRUIN, MET AANWIJZING HUNNER PLAATS IN DE VERSPREIDE GESCHRIFTEN. CHKONOLOGISCHE LIJST DER WERKEN VAN ROBERT FRUIN, MET AANWIJZING HUNNER PLAATS IN DE VERSPREIDE GESCHRIFTEN. 1847. Dissertatio philologica de Manethone Sebennyta librorumque ab eo scriptorum reliquiis. (Lugduni-Batavorum apud I. H. Gebhard , et socios. lxxix, 157 p. 8vo.) Niet herdrukt. 1849. Over onzen tijd vergeleken met dien der sophisten. (Onuitgegeven.) Niet gedrukt. 1851. Over de goden die in Griekenland en Italië gelijkelijk vereerd werden. (26 blz. 4to.) (Bijlage tot het Dertiende verslag aangaande den staat van het Stedelijk Gymnasium te Leyden.) Niet herdrukt. 1853. Het antirevolutionnaire staatsrecht van Mr. Groen van Prinsterer ontvouwd en beoordeeld. X. 76. Reformatie en revolutie. Antwoord aan den heer V. X. 164, noot. 1854. De antirevolutionnaire bezwaren van Mr. Groen van Prinsterer tegen onzen staat en onze maatschappij overwogen. X. 168. 1855. Uittreksels uit de depêches van den Franschen gezant D'Affry. 1755— 1760. Uitgegeven (in de Bijdragen en mededeelingen van het Historisch Genootschap) door Dr. Th. Bussemaker. Afzonderlijk gedrukt. NB. Zal eerlang verschijnen. Uittreksels uit de depêches van den Pruisischen gezant Thule- meyer. 1763—1788. Uitgegeven door Dr. H. T. Colenbrander. Afzonderlijk gedrukt. NB. Zal eerlang verschijnen. 4 1857. Tien jaren uit den Tachtigjarigen oorlog. 1588— 1598. (240 blz. 4to.) (Bijlage tot het Negentiende en Twintigste verslag aangaande den staat van het Stedelijk Gymnasium te Legden.) Afzonderlijk gedrukt. Herdrukt in 1861, 1882, 1889, 1899 en 1904. — Hoofdstuk VI werd over- genomen door J. P. de Keyser in: NeerJands letterkunde der 19de eeuw. 's-Gravenhage, 1877. Dl. I, blz. 749—752, — en een gedeelte van Hoofdstuk XIV onder den titel: Gewetensvrijheid in de Nederlandsche Republiek , opgenomen door J. van Vloten in: Nederlandsch dicht en ondicht. Deventer, 1865. Dl. III, blz. 602—609. 1858. Hugo de G-root en Maria van Reigersbergh. IV. 1. Beoord. van: Archives on correspondance inédite de la Maison d'Orange-Nassau. Becueil publié par Gr. Groen van Prin- ster er. II sér. Tom. I, II. VII. 411. 1859. Over anecdota van Marnix van St. Aldegonde. VIII. 410. Beoord. van: Archives ou correspondance de la Maison d'Orange- Nassau, pnblié par M. Groen van Prinsterer. T. III. VII. 429. Beoord. van : Gedenkwaardigheden uit de geschiedenis van Gelder- land, nitgeg. door Is. An. Nijhoff. VI, I. VIII. 247. Beoord. van: Memoires de Jacques de "Wesenbeke , avec intro- dnction et des notes par C. Rahlenbeck. VII. 111. Overgenomen door R. C. Bakhuizen van den Brink, in zijne Studiën en Schetsen, 1860. Dl. I, blz. 271—281. Wetenschappelijke wereldgeschiedenis. (Onuitgegeven.) IX. 249. Het voorspel van den tachtigjarigen oorlog. I. 267. 1860. Beoord. van: R. Dozy, Recherches sur 1'Histoire et la Litté- rature de 1'Espagne pendant le Moyen Age. 2® éd. (Alg. Ernst- en Letterbode, Jrg. LXXII, 1860, blz. 77—78, 84—86.) Niet herdrukt. De onpartijdigheid van den geschiedschrijver. Redevoering ter aanvaarding van het Hoogleeraars ambt aan de hoogeschool van Leiden, den l stea Junij 1860 uitgesproken. IX. 274. Het doel der academische studie. (Onuitgegeven.) IX. 300. Aan prof. Joh. van Vloten in antwoord op zijn schrijven, geplaatst voor het nieuwe deel van zijn „ Nederlands opstand tegen Spanje." (Ned. Spectator, 1860, blz. 178.) Niet herdrukt. (In hoofdzaak = I. 442, noot.) , 5 Beoord. van: Bern. de Mendoca, Commentaires sur les évène- ments de la guerre des Pays-Bas , 1567—1577. VII. 204. Beoord. van: Gedenkstukken van Johan van Oldenbarnevelt en zijn tijd, verzameld door M. L. van Deventer. Dl. I. VIL 454. 1861. De Nederlanders der zeventiende eeuw door Engelschen geschetst. IV. 245. Beoord. van: B,. C. Bakhuizen van den Brink, Studiën en Schetsen v. vaderl. geschiedenis en letterkunde. 1 , 1. VIII. 324. Toespraak ter opening der Algemeene Vergadering van de Maat- schappij der Nederl. Letterkunde. (Gedeeltelijk herdrukt.) IX. 531. Leidensia [over den Ouden Leidschen patroon]. VIL 184. Van Wijn's aandeel aan de Bijvoegsels en Aanmerkingen op de (Alg. en Letterbode Jrg. LXXIII Historie van Wagenaar. Konst- , 1861 , blz. 395—396.) Niet herdrukt. Over de echtheid van den brief van graaf Willem Lodewijk aan prins Maurits betreffende de rechtspleging van Oldenbar- nevelt. VIL 518. 1862. Motiey's Geschiedenis der Vereenigde Nederlanden (1584— 1619). III. 118. Beoord. van: Journaal van Anth. Duyck, uitg. door L. Mulder. VII, 364. Toespraak ter opening der Algemeene Vergadering van de Maat- schappij der Nederl. Letterkunde. (Handel, derjaarl. Alg. Verg.v. d. Maatsch. d. Ned. Letterkunde, 1862, blz. 5—22.) Niet herdrukt. Beoord. van: Gedenkstukken van Johan van Oldenbarnevelt en zijn tijd, verzameld door M. L. van Deventer. II. VIL 461. Beoord. van: J. J. van Toorenenbergen, Eene bladzijde uit de geschiedenis der Nederlandsche geloofsbelijdenis. VIL 85. Over de geschiedenis als leermeesteres des levens. (Onuitgegeven.) IX. 317. Geschiedenis der staatsinstellingen in Nederland tot den val der Republiek. Uitgegeven door Dr. ïï. T. Colenbrander. ('s-Gravenhage 1901.) Afzonderlijk gedrukt. 1863—1868. Bewerking van de brieven van en aan Jan de Witt. 1650—1672. Uitgegeven door Dr. G. W. Kernkamp. Afzonderlijk gedrukt. NB. Zal eerlang verschijnen. 6 1863. Over de oudste couranten in Nederland. Met onuitgegeven Naschrift. III. 345, 363. Overgenomen in: Proza. Een leesboek voor school en huis door A. W. Steil wagen. Groningen, J. B. Wolters. 1879, blz. 448—482. 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