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De droomkoningin
First edition
Author	Maarten 't Hart
Cover artist	Claude Monet, Woman in a Garden, 1867
Country	Netherlands
Language	Dutch
Publisher	De Arbeiderspers
Publication date	1980

De droomkoningin is a novel by Dutch author Maarten 't Hart. It was first published in 1980.

v t e Works by Maarten 't Hart
Works	Ik had een wapenbroeder De aansprekers De droomkoningin De kroongetuige De ortolaan De jacobsladder Het uur tussen hond en wolf De steile helling Het Woeden der Gehele Wereld De nakomer Lotte Weeda Het psalmenoproer

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