Jan ten Brink

Jan ten Brink ( born June 15, 1834 in Appingedam, † July 18, 1901 in Leiden ) was a Dutch writer.

He studied in Utrecht, was awarded in 1857 for his work " De aesthetic waarde van Brederoo 's dramatic arbeid " a price, obtained in 1860 the theological doctorate degree, lived it as an educator in Batavia, where he undertook a tour of the island of Java (described in the work " Op de borders of the Preanger ", Amsterdam 1861), and was hired after his return in 1862 as a teacher of Dutch language and literature at the high school in the Hague. In 1872 he took over the editorship of the literary magazine " Nederland ". From the above prize essay he bought in 1859 by a new process; his other literary works are:

Works

• Gerbrand Adriaensen Brederoo. In 1859.
• Dirck Volkertsen Coornhert s zijne Well even art. In 1860.
• Op de borders of the Preanger. Amsterdam 1861.
• Oost -Indische dames en heeren. 1866th German by W. Berg: East Indian men and women. Leipzig 1868.
• Het wordt niet dat vuur uitgebluscht. 1868.
• Haagsche bespiegelingen. From 1870 to 1878.
• Dietsche imaginary. From 1872 to 1874.
• Geschiedenis Nederlandsche the letterkunde. In 1877.
• Nederlandsche dames en heeren. In 1873.
• Jeannette de Juanito. In 1877.
• Emile Zola. In 1879.
• Het child lost. In 1879.
• Literary schetsen s kritieken. Leiden 1882.
• Onze hedendaagsche letter knowledgeable. 1882ff.
• De eerste jaren Nederlandsche revolutie 1555-68. In 1882.
• Causerien over modern novel. In 1885.
• Geschiedenis of Noord- Nederlandsche Letteren in de XIXe eeuw. From 1888 to 1889.