In his article “The Origin of the Coalition between the Parties on the Right,” J.C. Rullmann cites several articles by Kuyper from De Heraut and De Standaard. Two articles are reprinted in their entirety: an early piece on political cooperation with other schools of thought, from De Heraut 22 (1871), no. 17, April 28, 1871 (pp. 117–119), and a more detailed elaboration of the former article, from no. 18, May 5, 1871 (pp. 119–120).

Two other articles are reproduced almost in their entirety—“Gedragslijn ener partij in minderheid” [Course of action for a party in the minority] from De Standaard, no. 740, August 27, 1874 (pp. 121–124) and “Uit het land der Noren” [From the land of the Norwegians] from De Standaard 12 (1883), no. 3516, September 3, 1883 (pp. 134–138), in which Kuyper characterizes the Protestants in contradistinction to the Roman Catholics and in which he treats A.E.J. Modderman (cf. 1883.04) not as a Protestant, but as a humanist.

Several fragments of other articles from De Heraut and De Standaard are also included in Rullmann’s article. Rev. J.T. Meesters objected to this selection (see 1932.05).