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Mennonite Christians in the Netherlands. The
Mennonites (or
Mennisten or
Doopsgezinden) are
named for
Menno Simons (1496–1561), a
Dutch Roman Catholic priest...
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Geschiedkundig onderzoek naar den
Waldenzischen oorsprong van de
Nederlandsche Doopsgezinden, Amsterdam:
Frederik Muller Geschiedkundig onderzoek at the Internet...
- "Geschiedenis van Den Horn". Nazatendevries.nl.
Retrieved 2023-08-31. "Gidsje".
Doopsgezinden Westerkwartier.
Retrieved 2023-08-31. "Doopsgezinde
gemeente Den Horn...
- also a
notary in Gouda. Walvis, I. 1999:59 Knottnerus, Otto S. in:
Doopsgezinden Bijdragen,
nieuwe r****s 20 (1994), pp. 11-60 ‘Gijlieden / die aen alle...
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established there. The
village was
already an
attraction for
Mennonites (
doopsgezinden) from the
Westerkwartier in the 16th century, but due to the influence...
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published in the
Martyrs Mirror, also
known as 't
Bloedig Tooneel der
Doopsgezinden, by
Tieleman Jansz van Bracht.
Houbraken quoted both
Mathias Balen's...
- 1843 he
published a
historical work
about the Mennonites,
called De
Doopsgezinden en
Hunne Herkomst ("The
Mennonites and
Their Origins"), and in 1851...
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bestaan der
Doopsgezinde kw****school. Door K. Sijbrandi,
Leeraar bij de
Doopsgezinden te Groningen. In:
Vaderlandsche letteroefeningen (1836) Handleiding...
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Wilhelmus Johannes Kühler, ed. (1932).
Geschiedenis der
Nederlandsche Doopsgezinden in de
Zestiende Eeuw. H.D.
Tjeenk Willink. pp. 430 https://gameo.org/index...
