Relazioni Veneziane : Venetiaanse berichten 1600-1795
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| sdo:description | "Relazioni Veneziane : Venetiaanse berichten 1600-1795" |
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| sdo:abstract | "Marcantonio Correr and his travel company depart Dordrecht to the river, where several "carette" [small type of wagon] are ready to take them to Rotterdam. The author comments on the city's location on the canal and the 2000 infantrymen of the company of French colonel "mons. Bettune". Correr is welcomed by city magistrates and officials, while the citizens overlook the entrance from the streets and their windows. Correr abstains from staying the night to have a meal with the city council, but they share a drink and cheer on the preservation of the Republic and the welcome of the ambassador. The author describes the city as very large, populated and full of shops. He mentions a large bridge, the effigy of Erasmus in natural stone and the herring trade. The company continues to Delft. On arrival, the author compares the city, with its many bridges, to their home city Venice. He describes Delft as being populated and beautiful; he mentions the city's production of beer and the dispersal of this beer all over Holland and beyond." |
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