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Nederlands: Zutphen door Don Frederik ingenomen, 16 november 1572. Beschieting en bestorming van een stadspoort. "Zutphen", "34". Vergelijk Dbnl.org Willem Baudartius: Afbeeldinge ende beschryvinghe van alle de veldslagen, belegeringen ende and're notabele geschiedenissen ghevallen in de Nederlanden (1616) (kleurenplaat).
English: Capture of Zutphen by Fadrique Álvarez de Toledo, 4th Duke of Alba, 16 November 1572. "Zutphen", "34". Latin text:

Quam praedâ exultet, quam sanguine gaudet Iberus,
Zutphania' infoelix numeroso caedis acerro
Vidit et ingemuit civis, duce sub Frederico

Filius hic non dissimilis patri fuit unquam
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Pieter Christiaansz Bor (1559-1635). Nederlantsche oorloghen, beroerten, ende borgerlijcke oneenicheyden, beginnende mette opdrachte [...] aen [...] Philippus van Spangien, tot de droevige doot van [...] Willem prince van Orangien. / By Pieter Bor Christiaensz Oorspronck, begin ende vervolgh der Nederlantsche oorlogen. Part 1 Publisher: Leyden : G. Basson, Amsterdam, M. Colyn Printer: Basson, Govert Leiden, 1612-1630. Colijn, Michiel Amsterdam, 1608-1635.

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