Waarachtige historie van 't geslacht, geboorte, leven, bedrijf, gevangenisse, examinatie, bekentenisse, rechters, brieven, laatste woorden en dood, van wijlen den Heer J. van Olden-Barnevelt - Haen, Johan de 1563-1627; Francken, Jan (Rotterdam Heindrikze, 1670)
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, Heer van Berkel en Rodenrijs, Gunterstein and Bakkum, played an important role in the Dutch struggle for independence from Spain and was executed in 1619
the first pages of the book block are heavily affected by book worm
Essay about the book and the editions by Robert Fruin (1903): https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/frui001vers08_01/frui001vers08_01_0030.php. The publishers name, Jan Heindrikze, could be a pseudonym for Josua Van Der Straten, whose 1669 edition didn't sell as much because of another, more elaborate one in 1670 by Johannes Naeranus. Naeranus commented heavily on Van der Stratens edition; the Heindrikze edition also contains this commentary. This theory presents this edition as an attempt of Van der Straten to recycle a part of his earlier print.
The author of this book is unknown, although Robert Fruin suspects Johan de Haen (1563-1627), once pensionary of Haarlem, as the writer.
Originally published in 1648, probably by Johannes Naeranus in Rotterdam
Den derden Druk, verbetert, van merckelijcke fouten gesuivert en vermeerdert met eenige schriften van Jan Vranken, laatst Wachtmeester tot Amersfoort en in zijn jonkheit Dienaar van sijn Edelheit tot sijne dood; noit te voren gedrukt
Keywords: Oldenbarnevelt, Johan van -- 1547-1619; 17th Century (1601-1700); Biography; Biography; Politics; Netherlands