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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| sdo: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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| sdo:abstract | "In Hulst, Reichart visits his brother but his brother does not recognize him and asks who he is. Reichart tells him that he is his brother's acquaintance who wrote to him a few days ago, and that he wants to give his brother some news of him. They joke around, drink and talk in French and Dutch. Reichart takes him back to his inn, and his brother eventually tells him that he must really know his brother, or that he must be his brother himself. Reichart then tells him that he also knows that he's been twice in an inn in Gunzenhausen for three weeks." |
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