Nederlandsche Sagen en Legenden   By: Josef Cohen (1886-1965)

Nederlandsche Sagen en Legenden is a captivating collection of Dutch folklore compiled by Josef Cohen. The tales within this book are rich with history, culture, and fantastical elements that transport the reader to a different time and place. Cohen's writing style is engaging and vivid, making it easy to immerse oneself in the world of Dutch myths and legends.

One of the strengths of this book is the diversity of stories it contains. From tales of heroic figures and mystical creatures to legends of love and betrayal, there is something for every reader to enjoy. The depth of research and attention to detail that Cohen has put into compiling these stories is evident throughout the book, adding to its authenticity and charm.

Overall, Nederlandsche Sagen en Legenden is a must-read for anyone interested in folklore, mythology, or Dutch culture. Its timeless tales and universal themes will resonate with readers of all ages, making it a valuable addition to any bookshelf. Highly recommended for those who appreciate a good story that transports them to a different world.

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Voorrede I. Het vrouwtje van Stavoren 1 II. Straffe Gods 11 III. Hoe Montfort ordeloos ligt 18 IV. Hoe Eenrum, Mensingeweer, Obergum en Winsum een naam kregen 20 V. De slaper in het Voorhout, de Vorst van éénen dag of de Vroolijke Willem 22 VI. Gerard, de slechte Heer 32 VII. De Basiliscus van Utrecht 53 VIII. Het Popje der Heks 57 IX. De Roode Hemdrok 64 X. Westerschouwen, Westerschouwen, het zal u berouwen 67 XI. De Zeemeermin van Edam 71 XII. De Zeemeermin van Muiden; Erasmus 73 XIII. Kaïn 74 XIV. Het Heilig Hout van Dordrecht 83 XV. Maria, het Venster 87 XVI. Brammert en Ellert 89 XVII. Zomersneeuw 95 XVIII. Mirjam 101 XIX. De Gevangen Wolk 106 XX. De Gierige Mulder 111 XXI. Duif en Doffer 116 XXII. Emma van Haarlem 122 XXIII. Eleonora's Poll 125 XXIV. De Kamper Raadslieden 130 XXV. De Weerter Rogstekers 132 XXVI. Kabouterwraak 137 XXVII... Continue reading book >>