A double issue of the series, Mannen en vrouwen van beteekenis in onze dagen [Men and women of significance in our times], containing a biography of L.W.C. Keuchenius, one of the fathers of the Anti-Revolutionary Party and an important supporter of the struggle for Christian schooling (see 1895.09). According to Kuyper, Keuchenius was a man who had acted with remarkable piety and integrity in his political activities. In his biographical sketch Kuyper also states that he had failed to appreciate Keuchenius’s greatness in politics because he had far too often given heed to A.F. de Savornin Lohman rather than to Keuchenius. 1893.09 is appended to the conclusion of the sketch.

This issue produced a commotion after its publication because in it Kuyper cited several passages from Keuchenius’s correspondence that made his rather strained relationship with De Savornin Lohman apparent (see 1895.17).