Korte beschrijving van Leiden: wegwijzer voor vreemdeling en stadgenoot
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A concise nineteenth-century town guide leads the reader on a pedestrian tour through the city's streets, offering practical directions, a new plan, and descriptions of public buildings and institutions. It balances statistical and topographical information with lively sketches of student life, local industry, markets, monuments, and curiosities, occasionally linking present scenes to their historical origins. Practical notes on travel, refreshments, and urban amenities accompany observations of architecture, fountains, and commemorative statues. The overall aim is to welcome visitors and residents, pointing out useful ways to navigate and appreciate civic, academic, and antiquarian features.
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