Confessie Van Nathanaël Donker, Oud 36 À 37 Jaaren, Geboortig Van Batavia, Gevangen Binnen De Stad A

"Confessie Van Nathanaël Donker..." presents a historical account from 1766-1767. It documents the confession of Nathanaël Donker, a 36 to 37-year-old native of Batavia, imprisoned in Amsterdam. The narrative culminates with his execution on August 22, 1767. This volume offers a glimpse into the judicial processes and societal attitudes of the 18th century. It includes the speech of the Head Officer, providing additional context to Donker's case. This is a valuable resource for those interested in legal history and true crime narratives.

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