Maria Aletta Hulshoff - Works

Works

  • De "Verzameling van brieven, gewisseld tusschen Valerius Publicola te Amsterdam en Caius Manlius te Utrecht" 1804
  • Oproeping van het Bataafsche volk, om deszelfs denkwijze en wil openlijk aan den dag te leggen, tegen de overheersching door eenen vreemdeling, waarmede het vaderland bedreigd wordt (Amsterdam 1806). (This was probably the work of Samuel Wiselius, but the pamphlet only appeared under her name.)
  • Droevige klagt van een aalmoeseniers-weeskind (z.p. 1808).
  • Waarschouwing tegen de requisitie, welke men in ons vaderland wil invoeren (Haarlem 1809).
  • Peace republican’s manual, or the French constitution of 1793 and the Declaration of the rights of man and of citizens (New York 1817).
  • Gevolgen der voldoening, of iets over de vrage: Verkondigt Gods heilig woord, dat een gedeelte van het menschelijk geslacht, hier namaals, zonder einde boosaardig en lijdend zal blijven; of verkondigt hetzelve de eindelijke zaligheid van alle menschen? (Amsterdam 1820).
  • De koepok-inenting beschouwd, en tien bedenkingen overwogen: voor minkundigen (Amsterdam 1827).

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