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Kinderopvang, 2016
De tijd van regen, wind en kou is aangebroken en ik merk dat ik toch sneller binnen blijf. We kijken vaak naar de druppels die naar beneden glijden van het raam en dan roepen de dreumesen: ‘Bah, nat!’. Maar ze staren lange tijd naar het regenspektakel en vinden het toch maar wat interessant. En dat betekent voor mij: naar buiten, met of zonder regen.
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De tijd van regen, wind en kou is aangebroken en ik merk dat ik toch sneller binnen blijf. We kijken vaak naar de druppels die naar beneden glijden van het raam en dan roepen de dreumesen: ‘Bah, nat!’. Maar ze staren lange tijd naar het regenspektakel en vinden het toch maar wat interessant. En dat betekent voor mij: naar buiten, met of zonder regen.
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1994
AbstractThe term ‘regent’ has been used so far without anything like a precise definition; the purpose of this chapter is to give as clear an idea as possible of who the regents were. In 17th-century Dutch, the word meant more or less those who ruled, the governors: it referred in its narrow definition to the holders of local political power, more ...
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AbstractThe term ‘regent’ has been used so far without anything like a precise definition; the purpose of this chapter is to give as clear an idea as possible of who the regents were. In 17th-century Dutch, the word meant more or less those who ruled, the governors: it referred in its narrow definition to the holders of local political power, more ...
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2021
This chapter examines the three missions sent from Ethiopia to Europe between the 1480s and 1520s against the backdrop of Ethiopian international, regional and court politics. It shows that Ethiopian diplomatic interests began to change in the early sixteenth century, shifting in a more martial direction.
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This chapter examines the three missions sent from Ethiopia to Europe between the 1480s and 1520s against the backdrop of Ethiopian international, regional and court politics. It shows that Ethiopian diplomatic interests began to change in the early sixteenth century, shifting in a more martial direction.
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