Seer Gedenckwaerdige Vojagien, Van Johan Sanderson, Hendrick Timberly, En Capt. Johan Smith, Door Europa, Asia En America, Nevens Een Pertinente Beschrijvinge Van't Heylige Landt, En Voornamelijck Van Het Oudt En Nieuw Jerusalem En Tempel Salomonis

Seer Gedenckwaerdige Vojagien recounts the remarkable journeys of John Sanderson, Hendrick Timberly, and Captain John Smith through Europe, Asia, and America. This historical account provides a detailed description of the Holy Land, with a particular focus on ancient and modern Jerusalem, including the Temple of Solomon. Written in Dutch, this book offers readers a fascinating glimpse into the travels and observations of these adventurers during the 17th century. The voyages shed light on the cultural, geographical, and historical landscapes encountered by these explorers, offering valuable insights into the world as it was known at the time.
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