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  1. The Practice of Philology in the Nineteenth-Century Netherlands
  2. The Tawagonshi Tale: Can Linguistic Analysis Prove the Tawagonshi Treaty to be a Forgery?
  3. Publications Received/Ouvrages Reçus/Eingegangene Schriften
  4. Dutch linguists between Humboldt and Saussure
  5. Dutch linguists between Humboldt and Saussure: The case of Jac. van Ginneken (1877–1945)
  6. 2. The man who knew too much
  7. On the publication date of Syntactic Structures
  8. On the Publication Date ofSyntactic Structures: A footnote to Murray (1999)
  9. Willem Bilderdijk (1756-1831) and the science of language
  10. 2. In the Shadow of the Language Garden
  11. Noordegraaf, Jan; Versteegh, Kees; and Koerner, Konrad (eds). The History of Linguistics in the Low Countries
  12. Die philosophie des 17. jahrhunderts. herausgegeben von Jean-Pierre Schobinger
  13. Women and grammar: the case of Johanna Corleva
  14. The History of Linguistics in the Low Countries
  15. Hoogvliet versus van Ginneken
  16. Dutch Linguists and the Origin of Language
  17. From the history of the term ‘exocentric’
  18. Hoogvliet Versus Van Ginneken
  19. The Port-Royal Grammer
  20. Linguistica Neerlandica: A Dutch Translation of the Port-Royal GrammarAn International Bicentenary of the Asiatic Society in 1984A Forgotten Ninetheenth-Century Amharic GrammarHugo Schuchardt SymposiumUniversity of Graz, Austria, 1–3 Dec. 1977
  21. A Few Remarks on Adam Smith’s Dissertation (1761)
  22. Hendrik J. Pos (1898 - 1955) and the History of Linguistics