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English: Cropped version of " Cover of the book by Maria Engelbrecht Stokkenbech (E.M. Stokkenbeck) published in 1806 titled Det i Mandfolksklæder vidt bereiste Fruentimmer, E.M. Stokkenbeck, som Skrædersvend, Gotfried Jacob Eichstedt, merkværdige Begivenheder paa hendes Reiser til Lands og Vands, i Danmark, Holland, Tydskland, Boben, Polen og Spanien, indtil hendes sidste Ankomst til Kiobenhavn, hvor hendes Kjon blev robet. Udgivet af hende selv."
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Author Maria Engelbrecht Stokkenbech
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