L C V Panhuys
Biographic Data
| ID | 739164 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L C V Panhuys |
| GIVEN NAMES | L C V |
| FAMILY NAME | Panhuys |
| SIGNATURE | PANHUYS L C V |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1904 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1904 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Claim for the Discovery of the Coast of Guiana by the Dutch
The curious pretention, expressed in the title of this article, was made by a Dutchman, A. Cabeliau, //Commies-Generaal//, in a report, entitled //Verclaringe van de onbekende ende onbeseylde //voiage van America beginnende van de riviere Amasonis tot het //eylant van de Trinidad toe// (Explanation of the unknown and never sailed voyage of America, beginning with the river Amasonis, to the island of the Trinidad), presented to the //Staten-Genera…
About the Ornamentation in Use by Savage Tribes in Dutch Guiana and its Meaning
Ways of Paying in the New Netherlands, at Dutch Guiana and in the Former Dutch Colonies of Britisch Guiana
When the Dutch established the New Netherlands in America, it was natural that their first way of bargaining with the Indians should be by exchange of natural objects, and by using, at least 'at first, the Indian way of paying.But it is peculiar that, relatively, these native ways of paying remained in use for a long time, not only between colonist and Indians, but also among the colonists themselves.No description how the Indian /'money/, the be…
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A Claim for the Discovery of the Coast of Guiana by the Dutch
The curious pretention, expressed in the title of this article, was made by a Dutchman, A. Cabeliau, //Commies-Generaal//, in a report, entitled //Verclaringe van de onbekende ende onbeseylde //voiage van America beginnende van de riviere Amasonis tot het //eylant van de Trinidad toe// (Explanation of the unknown and never sailed voyage of America, beginning with the river Amasonis, to the island of the Trinidad), presented to the //Staten-Genera…
About the Ornamentation in Use by Savage Tribes in Dutch Guiana and its Meaning
Ways of Paying in the New Netherlands, at Dutch Guiana and in the Former Dutch Colonies of Britisch Guiana
When the Dutch established the New Netherlands in America, it was natural that their first way of bargaining with the Indians should be by exchange of natural objects, and by using, at least 'at first, the Indian way of paying.But it is peculiar that, relatively, these native ways of paying remained in use for a long time, not only between colonist and Indians, but also among the colonists themselves.No description how the Indian /'money/, the be…
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