Jacobsz, Claes (17th century)
Jacobsz, Claes, was a Mennonite bookdealer at De Rijp, Dutch province of North Holland, who published the well-known book by Pieter Pietersz, Wegh na Vreden-stadt (1624), and in the same year two sermons of the same author, Twee Eenvoudighe Stichtelijcke Predicatiën. This volume also contains a booklet by Claes Jacobsz himself, Een Christelijcke Sendtbrief aen een bedruckte Weduw, of 1622. The letter by Claes Jacobsz was reprinted at De Rijp in 1644.
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