Tractaet van vrede, beslooten den dertichsten januarij deses
Tractaet van vrede, beslooten den dertichsten januarij deses jegenwoordigen jaers sesthien hondert en acht en veertich binnen de stadt van Munster in Westphalen, tusschen doorluchtichsten en grootmachtigen prince Phillips de Vierde van dien naem, coninck van Hispanien, etc. ter eenre, ende de Hoogh Moogende heeren Staten Generael vande Geunieerde Nederlanden, ter andere zyde
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