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Letter from Cardinal van Rossum to Hagan
No full textTypescript letter signed by Cardinal van Rossum, Propaganda Fide, Rome, to Hagan. He will turn to the Ministry [...] in the matter of the inheritance tax; the Irish College belongs to those institutions exempted from such
References to Slave Trade in VOC Digital Sources, 1600-1800
No full textPlease cite as: Matthias van Rossum and Mike de Windt, References to Slave Trade in VOC Digital Sources, 1600-1800, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam 2018).
Restricted to project use until 2022. To be made available after this date
Letter from G.M. Cardinal van Rossum to Hagan
No full textTypescript letter signed G.M. Cardinal van Rossum, Prefect of Propaganda Fide, Rome, to Hagan, nominating Hagan councilor to the international agency of the Opera della Propagazione della Fede, conforming with Pius XI's recent motu proprio
References to Slave Trade in VOC Digital Sources, 1600-1800
No full textPlease cite as: Matthias van Rossum and Mike de Windt, References to Slave Trade in VOC Digital Sources, 1600-1800, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam 2018).
Restricted to project use until 2022. To be made available after this date
Slave Transactions (Acten van Transport) - VOC Cochin, 1706-1801
No full textPlease cite as: Matthias van Rossum, Alexander Geelen, Bram van den Hout and Merve Tosun, Slave Transactions (Acten van Transport) - VOC Cochin, 1706-1801, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam 2018).
Created in the project 'Between local debts and global markets: Explaining slavery in South and Southeast Asia 1600-1800' (Matthias van Rossum, NWO Veni Grant, 2016-2019)
Slave Transport Permissions - VOC Cochin, 1770-1795
No full textPlease cite as: Matthias van Rossum, Alexander Geelen, Bram van den Hout and Merve Tosun, Slave Transport Permissions - VOC Cochin, 1770-1795, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam 2018).
Created in the project 'Between local debts and global markets: Explaining slavery in South and Southeast Asia 1600-1800' (Matthias van Rossum, NWO Veni Grant, 2016-2019)
Letter from Cardinal van Rossum and Archbishop [...] to Hagan
No full textTypescript letter signed G.M. Cardinal van Rossum and Archbishop [...] of the Congregation of Propaganda Fide, Rome, to Hagan. Following on the latter's complaint that Ireland was not represented at the celebration of the third centenary of the congregation and in honour of the Accademia Poliglotta, stating that it was not the intention of the committee to neglect Ireland, whose achievements for the faith are known to all. Also, there was an Irishman present in the committee, and the Irish language was actually used in the Accademia
VOC Court Records Cochin, 1681-1792
No full textPlease cite as: Matthias van Rossum, Alexander Geelen, Bram van den Hout and Merve Tosun, VOC Court Records Cochin, 1681-1792, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam 2018).
Restricted to project use until 2023. To be made available after this date
Early Modern Dutch Colonial Court Records, 1637-1828
No full textThe dataset 'Early Modern Dutch Colonial Court Records, 1637-1828' was created as part of the project 'Resilient Diversity: the Governance of Racial and Religious Plurality in the Dutch Empire, 1600-1800', coordinated by Catia Antunes, Ulbe Bosma, Karwan Fatah-Black and Matthias van Rossum, and hosted at the Leiden University and International Institute of Social History (2017-2022).
Contributors to the dataset are: Imran Canfijn, Alexander Geelen, Elisabeth Heijmans, Bram van den Hout, Ramona Negrón, Bas Rensen, Sophie Rose, Matthias van Rossum, Rafaël Thiebaut, Merve Tosun, Hanna te Velde
Created: 2016-2020
Version: 1.0 (2020)
Sources: Nationaal Archief (The Hague), 1.04.02; 1.04.18.03; 1.05.03; 1.05.14; 1.05.01.02; 1.05.10.02; 1.11.06.08; 1.11.06.11; 3.03.02
VOC Court Records Cochin, 1681-1792
No full textPlease cite as: Matthias van Rossum, Alexander Geelen, Bram van den Hout and Merve Tosun, VOC Court Records Cochin, 1681-1792, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam 2018).
Restricted to project use until 2023. To be made available after this date
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