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VAN DUYSE, Prudens, *Gedichten*. The Hague: C.A. Spin for J. Immerzeel Jr., 1831, 8vo. Modern chestnut-brown half-leather binding, brown marbled paper on the covers, gilt title on the ribbed spine, gilt head (hinges slightly sanded). Original blue-gray cardboard covers preserved. A fine, partly uncut copy on heavy paper. First collected poems by the Flemish poet Prudens van Duyse (1804–1859), published during his “exile” in The Hague during the Belgian Revolution. On the inside of the original cover is an autograph poem (8 lines) “To Conscience, Ghent, Jan. 12, 1838 P. van Duyse.” Ref. J. Pauwels, “Poet in Exile? Prudens van Duyse and the Belgian Revolution” in *Spiegel der letteren*, 2002, pp. 148–168.
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