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Two pages from the minute book of the booksellers' guild in Amsterdam, 1808 year: 1808 type: handschrift manuscript detail: nee related terms: beroepsverenigingen gilden gildenarchieven period: 19e eeuw classification: G: Boekhandel en uitgeverij D: Geschiedenis van de boekdrukkunst contents: Minutes of the booksellers' guild in Amsterdam from 25 January to 21 March 1808. Once the guilds were abolished in 1798 their existence continued to be a matter of discussion. In 1808, they were able, through the 'Corporations Act' of 1808, to function as corporations, to some extent like the former guilds. That lasted until 1810: after the annexation by France the centralising measures by Napoleon were also introduced throughout the Netherlands. For the book trade this meant a restriction on the number of printing presses and booksellers. origineel: source: Notulen van 1805-1812 ©description: Den Haag Koninklijke Bibliotheek ©reproduction: Amsterdam Bibliotheek KVB Universiteitsbibliotheek UVA |
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