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Corantos were
early informational broadsheets and
precursors to newspapers.
Beginning around the 14th century, a
system developed where letters containing...
- Scotland, they are
distinct from the
earlier news periodicals,
known as
corantos,
which were
sourced from
continental Europe. The
first newsbook was published...
- 2017. Dahl, F. (1946)
Dutch corantos, 1618–1650 : a bibliography :
illustrated with 334
facsimile reproductions of
corantos printed 1618–1625, and an introductory...
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distributing corantos without a license, and his
printing press was shut down.
Archer was
released shortly thereafter, as "a
license to
print (
corantos) and sell...
- outlook. One of the most
distinctive features of
Dutch '
corantos' is
their format. It was in
corantos that the
highly illustrated German title page was replaced...
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contributions to the
history of the
first Dutch and
French corantos (The Hague, M. Nijhoff, 1939)
Dutch Corantos, 1618-1650: A
Bibliography (Göteborg, O. Isacsons...
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Coranto Lake is a lake in the San
Pablo de Lípez Muni****lity and San
Antonio de
Esmoruco Muni****lity of the Sur Lípez Province, Potosí Department, Bolivia...
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dances (b****adance, pavane, almain) to fast,
lively dances (galliard,
coranto, canario). The former, in
which the dancers' feet were not
raised high...
- The courante, corrente,
coranto and
corant are some of the
names given to a
family of
triple metre dances from the late
Renaissance and the
Baroque era...
- service,
knows as
corantos.
Holland began supplying a
thousand or so
copies of
corantos to the
English market in 1620. The
first coranto printed in England...
