Tegelen en Steyl: Herinneringen van vader tot zoon / Overgegaan met eenige uitrekzels uit oude werken

The work gathers local recollections and excerpts from older sources to present the history and topography of a riverside village and its hamlets, examining place-name origins and Roman archaeological traces, describing old houses, ferries, and clay-working sites. It outlines administrative shifts among neighboring states, sketches the development of horse-based postal and courier services, and records demographic changes with population figures and the expansion of pottery and brickmaking as drivers of growth. The tone is antiquarian and documentary, combining anecdote, archival reference, and practical detail.