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schema:abstract "In Amsterdam, a Danish soldier and his merchant friend arrive in the house where Reichart works and lives and demand to be lodged there. The staff does not yet know about his background and provides them with rooms. Reichart enters the room to ask what they need, and the Danish soldier asks if he's scared. Reichart answers that he has no reason to be. They answer that he should come with them to the West Indies, but he refuses, answering that he has heard that even one who treats his parents badly should not go on such a journey, to which the Danish soldier answers that having been there once, and going again against his will, he is probably worse than those people. Reichart sticks to making sure they are properly lodged. The soldier's servant arrives with his luggage, and is shown to his quarters. In his luggage, Reichart sees a lot of weapons as well as hunting horns." ;
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schema:description "Johann Peter Reicharts, eines Hoch-Fürstl. Brandenburg-Onolzbachischen Unterthanens und Burgers, auch gewesenen Kauff- und Handelsmanns zu Anspach, Zwanzigjährige Wanderschafft und Reisen in West- und Ost-Indien, ja alle vier Theile der Welt : wobey seine ganz besondere Fata, und ausgestandene Glücks- und Unglücks-Fälle, auch erlittene Religions-Verfolgung, Sclaverey, Gefängniss, Bande, Ketten, und mehrmalige Todes-Erwartung, dann wunderbare Erlösung und göttliche Führung bis an sein seeliges Ende ... [etc.]" ;
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