Haydn's Dictionary of Dates, Relating to All Ages And Nations
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15S4. Philip-William, his sou ; stolen away from the University of Louvaiu; the Dutch would nev- er suft'cr him to reside in their provinces : died in 1618.
1618. Maurice, the renowned general ; became Stadt- noLDEK in 15S7 ; he was a younger son of William by a second marriage.
1625. Frederick-Henry (brother) Stadtuolpek.
1647. William II., STADTnoLUER : married Mary, daughter of Charles I. of England, by whom he had a son, who succeeded ni 1672.
[1C50-72. The States govern without a Stadthold...er.] 1060. William-IIenry : Stadtuolder iu 1672; married Mary, eldest daughter of James II. of Eugland, 1677.
1702-47. No Stadtholder.
1702. Johu-William, nephew of William III., loses the principality of Orange, which is annexed to France.
1747. William -Henry becomes hereditauy Stadt- holder. He married Princess Anne of En- gland: succeeded by his son.
1751. William IV. : retired on the invasion of the French in 1705 ; died iu 1800.
1795. [Holland and Belgium uuited to the French re- public] 1SC6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15S4. Philip-William, his sou ; stolen away from the University of Louvaiu; the Dutch would nev- er suft'cr him to reside in their provinces : died in 1618.
1618. Maurice, the renowned general ; became Stadt- noLDEK in 15S7 ; he was a younger son of William by a second marriage.
1625. Frederick-Henry (brother) Stadtuolpek.
1647. William II., STADTnoLUER : married Mary, daughter of Charles I. of England, by whom he had a son, who succeeded ni 1672.
[1C50-72. The States govern without a Stadthold...er.] 1060. William-IIenry : Stadtuolder iu 1672; married Mary, eldest daughter of James II. of Eugland, 1677.
1702-47. No Stadtholder.
1702. Johu-William, nephew of William III., loses the principality of Orange, which is annexed to France.
1747. William -Henry becomes hereditauy Stadt- holder. He married Princess Anne of En- gland: succeeded by his son.
1751. William IV. : retired on the invasion of the French in 1705 ; died iu 1800.
1795. [Holland and Belgium uuited to the French re- public] 1SC6.
What to read after Haydn's Dictionary of Dates, Relating to All Ages And Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haydn Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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