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- Q630107 description "Belgian writer".
- Q630107 description "Belgian writer".
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- Q630107 abstract "Philip, Esquire Blommaert (Ghent, 24 August 1809 - 14 August 1871) was a Flemish writer.He earned his living as a private scholar and was as a friend and comrade of Hendrik Conscience with whom he promoted the use of Dutch in Belgium.In 1834 he had poems written for the Flemish magazine Vaderlandsche Letteroefeningen in Dutch, but with little success because of their rough language. Together with Jan Frans Willems he worked for several Belgian magazines against the influence of the French language in Flanders, and in 1840 was one of the co-authors of the Vlaams petitionnement (E: Flemish petition) to support the Flemish cause in Belgium.Of more importance was the publication of Dutch poems from the 12th to 14th centuries, such as Theophilus (Ghent 1836, 2. edition 1858), and Oudvlaemsche gedichten (1838–1851, 3 Volumes.), as well as a Dutch translation of the Nibelungenlied in iambic verse.His most famous work was the Aloude geschiedenis der Belgen of Nederduitschers (Ghent 1849), where he gave his opinion that the Low German areas are destined, despite their political divisions, to the fulfillment of a high cultural-historical idea.".
- Q630107 birthDate "1809-08-24".
- Q630107 birthYear "1809".
- Q630107 deathDate "1871-08-14".
- Q630107 deathYear "1871".
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- Q630107 birthDate "1809-08-24".
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- Q630107 dateOfDeath "1871-08-14".
- Q630107 deathDate "1871-08-14".
- Q630107 name "Blommaert, Philip".
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- Q630107 shortDescription "Belgian writer".
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- Q630107 comment "Philip, Esquire Blommaert (Ghent, 24 August 1809 - 14 August 1871) was a Flemish writer.He earned his living as a private scholar and was as a friend and comrade of Hendrik Conscience with whom he promoted the use of Dutch in Belgium.In 1834 he had poems written for the Flemish magazine Vaderlandsche Letteroefeningen in Dutch, but with little success because of their rough language.".
- Q630107 label "Philip Blommaert".
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- Q630107 givenName "Philip".
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- Q630107 name "Philip Blommaert".
- Q630107 surname "Blommaert".