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  1. The Legal Agency of Single Mothers: Lawsuits over Illegitimate Children and the Uses of Legal Aid to the Poor in the Dutch Town of Leiden (1750–1810)

    Article • Journal of Social History, December 2015, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    Dr Griet Vermeesch

  2. Reflections on the relative accessibility of law courts in early modern Europe

    Article • Crime Histoire et Sociétés, November 2015, OpenEdition

    Dr Griet Vermeesch

  3. The social composition of plaintiffs and defendants in the Peacemaker court, Leiden, 1750–54

    Article • Social History, April 2015, Taylor & Francis

    Dr Griet Vermeesch

  4. Access to Justice: Legal Aid to the Poor at Civil Law Courts in the Eighteenth-Century Low Countries

    Article • Law and History Review, July 2014, Cambridge University Press

    Dr Griet Vermeesch

  5. Introduction

    Article • January 2014, Brill

    Dr Griet Vermeesch

  6. Professional Lobbying in Eighteenth-century Brussels: The Role of Agents in Petitioning the Central Government Institutions in the Habsburg Netherlands

    Article • Journal of Early Modern History, January 2012, Brill

    Dr Griet Vermeesch

  7. War and garrison towns in the Dutch Republic: the cases of Gorinchem and Doesburg (c. 1570–c. 1660)

    Article • Urban History, May 2009, Cambridge University Press

    Dr Griet Vermeesch

  8. Oorlog, steden en staatsvorming

    Article • January 2006, Amsterdam University Press

    Dr Griet Vermeesch