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Bibliography

  • Alex Alsemgeest, ‘De grenzeloze Fagelcollectie: het begin en einde van de bibliotheek van een ambtsdrager’, in: J. Bos et al. (ed.) Oude boeken, nieuwe podia: liber amicorum voor Marieke van Delft = Old books, new platforms: liber amicorum for Marieke van Delft (Den Haag/Tielt, 2021), 16-23.
  • Alex Alsemgeest, ‘De Fagelcollectie’, in: De Boekenwereld 36, no. 1 (2020), 56-61.
  • R. Bartlett, ‘Fagel’s maps: the eighteenth-century world’, in W.E. Vaughan (ed.), The Old Library Trinity College Dublin 1712-2012 (Dublin, 2013), 133-148.
  • Bibliotheca Fageliana: a catalogue of the valuable and extensive library of the Greffier Fagel, of The Hague [Christie’s auction catalogue] (London, 1802).  link
  • Ernst Braches, ‘The first years of the Fagel Collection in Trinity College, Dublin’, in Susan Roach (ed.), Across the narrow seas: studies in the history and bibliography of Britain and the Low Countries (London, 1991), 189–196.
  • Ernst Braches, ‘Rapport Fagel-Bibliotheek’ (1962).  link
  • Leendert Brummel, ‘The Fagel Library in Trinity College, Dublin’, in Miscellanea libraria (The Hague, 1957).
  • Peter Fox, Trinity College Library Dublin: a history [especially chap. 8, ‘Fagel: 1798-1809’] (Cambridge, 2014).
  • Elizabeth den Hartog and Carla Teune, ‘Gaspar Fagel (1633-88): his garden and plant collection at Leeuwenhorst’, Garden History 30 no. 2 (2002), 191-205.
  • J. Heringa, François Fagel: portret van een honnête homme (The Hague, 1982).
  • Siegfried Huigen, Knowledge and colonialism: eighteenth-century travellers in South Africa (Leiden, 2009).
  • Timothy R. Jackson (ed.), Frozen in Time: the Fagel Collection in the Library of Trinity College Dublin (Dublin, 2016).
  • M. Japikse (ed.), Fagel, een Nederlands Regentengeslacht, 1585-1929 (The Hague, 1962).
  • M. Japikse, Het archief van de familie Fagel, (The Hague, 1964).
  • Vincent Kinane, ‘The Fagel Collection’, in Peter Fox (ed.), The treasures of the Library, Trinity College Dublin (Dublin, 1986), 158–169.
  • S. van Leeuwen, ‘Un groupe remarquable de reliures amstellodamoises…’, in G. Colin, ed., De libris compactis miscellanea (Brussels, 1984), 321-374.
  • B. McDowell, ‘The acquisition of the Fagel library’, Friends of the Library of TCD Annual Bulletin 2 (1947), 5-6.
  • Edward McParland, ‘A drawing in the Fagel Collection’, in W.E. Vaughan (ed.), The Old Library Trinity College Dublin 1712-2012 (Dublin, 2013), 149-150.
  • John Montague, ‘John Ogilby’s 1676 map of London (Fag. Portfolio XV, no. 16)’, in W.E. Vaughan (ed.), The Old Library Trinity College Dublin 1712-2012 (Dublin, 2013), 72-76.
  • María Isabel Pérez de Colosía Rodríguez, ‘Cartografía del reino de Granada en The Fagel Collection’, in J. Gil Sanjuán & M. I. Pérez de Colosía Rodríguez, Imágenes del poder: mapas y paisajes urbanos del Reino de Granada en el Trinity College de Dublín (Malaga, 1997), 13-149.
  • Andrew Pettegree & Arthur der Weduwen, ‘The library as a weapon of state: the pamphlet collection of Gaspar Fagel in Trinity College, Dublin’, in E. Boran (ed.), Book Collecting in Ireland and Britain, 1650-1850 (Dublin, 2018), 223-235.
  • Matthijs van Otegem, ‘De Fagel-Collectie in Dublin’, Kunsttijdschrift Vlaanderen 334 (2011).
  • Luc Panhuysen, Een Nederlander in de wildernis: de ontdekkingsreizen van Robert Jacob Gordon (1743-1795) in Zuid-Afrika (Amsterdam, 2011).
  • Jean-Paul Pittion, ‘The Fagel Collection’, Hermathena 121 (1976), 108–116.
  • C. Rookmaaker, The zoological exploration of Southern Africa 1650-1790 (Rotterdam, 1989).
  • Kathryn M. Rudy, ‘The Fagel Missal’, in W.E. Vaughan (ed.), The Old Library Trinity College Dublin 1712-2012 (Dublin, 2013), 65-68.
  • José Santamaría, ‘Apéndice al catálogo de manuscritos españoles en la Biblioteca del Trinity College de Dublín (Fagel Collection)’, Revista Alicantina de Estudios Ingleses 1, (November 1988), 171-180.
  • Marie Christine van der Sman, ‘A Dutch Collection in Dublin: the Fagel Library at Trinity College’, The Low Countries 11 (2003), 269–271. link
  • Theo Thomassen, Inventaris van het archief van de familie Fagel: Supplement, 1524-1795 (The Hague, 1990).
  • Theo Thomassen, Instrumenten van de macht. De Staten-Generaal en hun archieven 1576–1796 (The Hague, 2015).
  • A.M. Vernooij & E.A. Strasser, Inventaris van het archief van Casper Fagel, Raadpensionaris van Holland, 1672-1688 (The Hague, 1991).
  • Regina Whelan Richardson, ‘Pleasure Gardens and Gardening for Pleasure in the Fagel Collection at Trinity College Dublin’, in E. Boran, E.C. Nelson & E. Lawlor (eds), Botany and Gardens in Early Modern Ireland (Dublin, 2022), 193-212.
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