Vrymoedige aenspraeck aen Syn Hoogheyt de Heere Prince van Oraengjen, Grave van Nassauw, &c. Gouverneur en Capiteyn Generael van Gelderlandt, Hollandt, Zeelandt, &c. Admirael Generael van de Zee
Subtitle: Gestelt tot vvaerschouwingh en noodige opmerckingh in desen verwerden en kommerlijcken standt van ons lieve vaderlandt
By: Door Maximilaen Teelinck, dienaer des H. Evangelij tot Middelburgh, in Zeelandt
Contributors: Teellinck, Willem, 1579-1629
Publisher: By Anthony de Later, Ordinaris Stadts-Drucker, wonende op de Groote Marckt
Published: 1650
Place of publication: Na de copye tot Middelburgh
Language: dut
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Politics and government; West-Indische Compagnie (Netherlands)
Notes: Page 3-4: Preface to the Christian reader, set in roman type; address to the Prince of Orange, p. 5-16 in black letter type.

Composed  as a dedication and preface to his father Willem Teellinck's "Den politycken Christen" that was first published in 1650; separately reprinted in 1650 under the title "Vrijmoedige aenspraeck" without Maximilaan Teellinck's  knowledge. The author argues in favor of trade and refers to Brazil and the West India Company in which he was a participant.

Signatures: A-B⁴

Bibliotheca Americana: catalogue of the John Carter Brown Library in Brown University, a short-title list of additions, books printed 1471-1700, 37.

Knuttel, 10267.

European Americana 650/205.