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Mourning poem for Moses ter Borch, Lijck Traenen over de Doot vanden Eedl. Heldt Mons. Moses Ter Borch remained at Herwits castle on den .12. Julij des jaers. Ao 1667. (title on object), Poem in two columns, in memory of Moses ter Borch, killed during the Second English War near the coast of Harwich., Gesina ter Borch, Sijbrant Schellinger, Zwolle, after 1667 - c. 1670, paper, writing (processes), height 243 mm × width 360 mm Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/mourning-poem-for-moses-ter-borch-lijck-traenen-over-de-doot-vanden-eedl-heldt-mons-moses-ter-borch-remained-at-herwits-castle-on-den-12-julij-des-jaers-ao-1667-title-on-object-poem-in-two-columns-in-memory-of-moses-ter-borch-killed-during-the-second-english-war-near-the-coast-of-harwich-gesina-ter-borch-sijbrant-schellinger-zwolle-after-1667-c-1670-paper-writing-processes-height-243-mm-width-360-mm-image454355218.htmlRM2HB5JM2–Mourning poem for Moses ter Borch, Lijck Traenen over de Doot vanden Eedl. Heldt Mons. Moses Ter Borch remained at Herwits castle on den .12. Julij des jaers. Ao 1667. (title on object), Poem in two columns, in memory of Moses ter Borch, killed during the Second English War near the coast of Harwich., Gesina ter Borch, Sijbrant Schellinger, Zwolle, after 1667 - c. 1670, paper, writing (processes), height 243 mm × width 360 mm
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