Economische Liedjes; Volume 1
"Economische Liedjes, Volume 1" is a collection of Dutch folk songs, likely exploring themes of economics and daily life. Penned by Elizabeth Bekker Wolff and Aagje Deken, these songs offer a glimpse into the social and economic concerns of the 18th century Netherlands. As examples of early Dutch literature by female authors, the songs hold historical and literary value, providing insights into the lives and perspectives of women during this period. These "Economic Songs" represent a unique blend of musical expression and societal commentary, appealing to those interested in Dutch history, folk music, and the contributions of women to literature.
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