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A revised and updated version of
Abraham Kuyper: An Annotated Bibliography 1857-2010 by Tjitze Kuipers (2011)

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1932

1932.05
[Four leading articles.]
In: Bijdrage bij het 60–jarig jubileum van “De Standaard.” Vier hoofdartikelen van Dr. A. Kuyper in “De Standaard” van het jaar 1877.
[S.l., s.n., 1932], pp. 5–24.
Published: April 1932.
Preface and annotations by: Joh. T. Meesters.

Four articles reprinted from De Standaard, collected and annotated by Rev. Joh. T. Meesters: “De Revolutie en Rome” [The Revolution and Rome], from De Standaard 6 (1877), no. 1720, October 31, 1877; “Rome en Rusland” [Rome and Russia], from no. 1722, November 2, 1877; “Rome en rechtsgelijkheid” [Rome and legal equality], from no. 1724, November 5, 1877; and “Waarom samenwerking met Rome afgesneden?” [Why cut off collaboration with Rome?] from no. 1736, November 19, 1877.

Meesters undertook this project because in the essay “The Origin of the Coalition between the Parties on the Right” (see 1929.03)—which cited Kuyper extensively—these four articles were not mentioned. Meesters had urged J. Schouten (1883–1963), one of the editors of the journal, to publish the omitted material. When he received no response, he felt compelled to publish the four articles himself. He also reprinted the asterism “Rome voorop!” [Rome above all!] from De Standaard 6 (1877), no. 1722, November 2, 1877 in an annotation (p. 14).

Joh. T. Meesters (1901–1942) began his career as a teacher. He then studied theology at the Vrije Universiteit, became a pastor at Doetinchem in 1941, and perished in German captivity.