TOLLENS, HENDRIK FRANCISCUS

hĕnˈdrək fränsĭsˈkəs tôlˈəns, 1780–1856, Dutch poet. Among the leading Dutch romantics, he was popular for his homely and sincere patriotic verse. His principal work (1819) was an account of the Barentz expedition (1596–97), translated into English as The Hollanders in Nova Zembla (1884). He added the patronymic Caroluszoon to his name.

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...flag of the West India Company sailing past. They were the Ter Vere, the Leeuwinne and the Vlieghende Draeck, commanded by Hendrik Jacobsz Lucifer, "a bold sea-hero." Ter Vere, Lioness and Flying Dragon headed past our island at sunset of the 17th of...


 

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