[Pieter Bor] Nederlantsche oorloghen, beroerten ende Borgerlijcke oneenicheyden,

beginnende mette Opdrachte der selver Landen, gedaen by Keyser Karel de V aen zijnen zoon Koninck Philippus van Spangien, tot de droevige doot van zijn Excell. Willem Prince van Orangien (...)/ Vervolg der Nederlantsche oorloghen/ Vervolgh van de Nederlantsche oorloghen. Beschreven door Pieter Bor Christiaensz. Leiden, Govert Basson/ Amsterdam, Michiel Colyn, 1621-(1634), 5 volumes in 6 bindings, with 5 engraved titles (second part of volume 3 with letterpress title), engraved portrait of the author, engraved map of the Netherlands, another 24 engraved portraits and more than 150 engraved illustrations (copied from Baudartius), 2 woodcut illustrations, contemporary uniform blindstamped vellum with ribbed backs, each binding with 2 engraved copper clamps, folio.

Here and there waterstained (e.g. volume 1 p. 297-298, thus slightly damaging 1 illustration), here and there slightly foxed or browned. Very finely bound set of this extensive standard work on the Dutch revolt against Spain. The first two volumes contain the history of the revolt up to the death of William of Orange. The next two volumes continue the history up to the surprise at Breda in 1590. In 1630 the 5th volume was complete and in 1634 the sixth and final volume which ends with the Battle of Nieuwpoort. Of great historical importance due to the many documents printed by Bor in-extenso.