19th-century Dutch male writers

Eduard Douwes Dekker (2 March 182019 February 1887), better known by his pen name Multatuli (from Latin multa tulī, "I have suffered much"), was a Dutch writer best known for his satirical novel Max Havelaar (1860), which denounced the abuses of colonialism in the Dutch East Indies (today's Indonesia). He is considered one of the Netherlands' greatest authors.

Prime Minister of the Netherlands (1837-1920)

Dutch novelist and poet (1863–1923)

Dutch playwright (1864–1924)

Dutch theologian, professor, writer and poet, also known as Hildebrand (1814-1903)

Dutch civil servant and politician (1854-1929)

Dutch politician (1846–1935)

Dutch writer and academic (1792-1857)

Dutch politician (1851-1919)

Dutch prose writer and poet (1808-1875)

Dutch writer; Jewish poet (1798–1860)

Dutch writer, politician and director (1802-1868)

Dutch writer (1826–1886)

Frisian writer (1797-1858)

Belgian writer (1806–1874)

Dutch writer (1829-1861)

Dutch writer (1789-1869)

Dutch poet (1835-1894)

novelist (1848–1923)

Dutch writer, elocutionist and painter, owner/creator of the album amicorum of Jacobus Johannes Cremer (1827–1880)

Dutch writer and teacher (1806-1863)

Dutch office clerk, pastor, writer, translator and poet (1819-1889)

Dutch lawyer and author (1791-1851)

Dutch artist (1857-1930)

Dutch Reformed clergyman and scholar

Dutch writer and reformer (1866–1959)

Dutch politician, author, poet, hymnwriter (1844-1903)

writer and literary critic (1861-1937)

Dutch writer (1850-1898)

Dutch writer and businessman (1795-1844)

Dutch writer and teacher (1859-1913)

Dutch writer (1823–1906)