"Ideen, bertragen Aus Dem Holl ndischen" is a collection of essays originally written in Dutch by Multatuli, a pen name for Eduard Douwes Dekker, and published in 1903. These essays offer a window into the social and political thought of the late 19th century Netherlands. Multatuli's work is characterized by its sharp wit, critical perspective, and commitment to social justice. This collection provides insights into Dutch society, culture, and intellectual life during a period of significant change and development. It remains relevant for those interested in Dutch literature, history, and social commentary.
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