Een Eerlyk Man

Published in 1774, this play by Aug van de Kerckhove was one of the first Dutch-language plays to be performed in the Austrian Netherlands. Set in a small town, the play revolves around the efforts of a young man named Carel to live an honest life despite the temptations of wealth and power. This edition includes a critical introduction and notes on the language and historical context of the play.

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