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

You can buy a printed edition of this book on the site of the publisher.

APPENDIX 2. CATALOGS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

app. 2.06
Geboekt in eigen huis. Bevattende een opsomming van de werken van Abraham Kuyper zoals vermeld in de catalogus van de bibliotheek van de Vrije Universiteit, een essay van J. Stellingwerff benevens twee herdrukte redes van Abraham Kuyper. Uitgegeven ter gelegenheid van de gelijknamige tentoonstelling van publikaties van Abraham Kuyper aanwezig in de bibliotheek van de Vrije Universiteit. Bij gelegenheid van het afscheid van Dr. Ir. J. Stellingwerff als bibliothecaris van de Vrije Universiteit.
Amsterdam, VU Uitgeverij 1987. 86, [2], 40, [2], 40 pp., ill., 24cm., microfiche.—ƒ32.85.
Addition on the title page: Tentoonstelling Hoofdgebouw Vrije Universiteit 27 augustus–18 september 1987.
Published: August 1987.
(ISBN: 90-6256-563-8.)
ET: Cataloged at our house. Containing a summary of the works of Abraham Kuyper as recorded in the catalog of the library of the Vrije Universiteit, an essay by J. Stellingwerff, together with two reprinted addresses by Abraham Kuyper. Published on the occasion of the eponymous exhibition of Abraham Kuyper’s publications from the library of the Vrije Universiteit. On the occasion of Dr. Ir. J. Stellingwerff’s retirement as librarian of the Vrije Universiteit.

A catalog published for an exhibition during the sesquicentennial of Kuyper’s birth, featuring items held in the library of the Vrije Universiteit. The exhibition was mounted on the occasion of J. Stellingwerff’s retirement as librarian (1960–1987) of the Vrije Universiteit. Created as a retirement gift, the catalog opens with an essay (pp. 15–47) by Stellingwerff, “Het arcanum van Abraham Kuyper.” After reflecting on Kuyper’s study and library, on the books that Kuyper wrote, and on various writings related to Kuyper, Stellingwerff concludes by giving a brief peek into Kuyper’s other arcanum—namely, his household circle.

The catalog (pp. 51–84) contains about 360 titles—including a number of translations—listed in alphabetical order. In addition the volume reprints 1887.23 and 1899.18 (see also 1987.02). The accompanying microfiche reproduces the relevant fiches from the library’s old fiche catalog.