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• William the Silent
  '''William the Silent''' (also known as '''William of Orange''') (1533-1584), was the leader of t *Edmundson, Rev. George. "William the Silent" ''Cambridge Modern History'' (1905) [http://www.uni-mannheim.de/mateo/cam
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• William the Silent/Definition
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• William the Silent/Related Articles
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• William of Orange
  #redirect[[William the Silent]]
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• Louis of Nassau/Definition
  Brother of William the Silent; lost his life in the Battle of the Mookerheyde.
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• Maurice of Nassau/Definition
  Stadholder of the Netherlands, son of William the Silent and a leader of the Dutch Revolt against Spain.
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• Henry of Nassau-Dillenburg
  ...]] 15 October 1550 — [[Mook]] 14 april 1574) was the youngest brother of [[William the Silent]] (William I of Orange).
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• Battle of the Mookerheyde
  ...use River|Meuse]]. An army of mercenaries was hired by [[William of Orange|William the Silent]] to bring relief to the city of [[Leiden]]. This city was under [[Siege of
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• Maurice of Nassau/Related Articles
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• Henry of Nassau-Dillenburg/Related Articles
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• William the Silent
  '''William the Silent''' (also known as '''William of Orange''') (1533-1584), was the leader of t *Edmundson, Rev. George. "William the Silent" ''Cambridge Modern History'' (1905) [http://www.uni-mannheim.de/mateo/cam
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• William the Silent/Related Articles
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• Maurice of Nassau
  ...he aid of [[Jan van Olden Barneveldt]], who had been a strong supporter of William the Silent, Maurice became stadholder or lord of the northern, Protestant, Dutch half
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• Louis of Nassau
  ...h; [[Mook]], April 14, 1574) was a younger brother of [[William of Orange|William the Silent]], the leader of the Dutch revolt against King [[Philip II of Spain]]. Lou
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• Positivist calendar
  ...he<th>14<td>[[Pierre Corneille|Corneille]]<td>[[Francis Bacon|Bacon]]<td>[[William the Silent]]<td>[[Isaac Newton|Newton]]
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• Simon Stevin
  ...tadtholder'' [[Maurice, Prince of Orange]], who had succeeded his father [[William the Silent]] as leader of the Dutch Revolt. Stevin instructed Maurice in various subje
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• History of the Netherlands/Bibliography
  **Rev. George Edmundson, "William the Silent" [http://www.uni-mannheim.de/mateo/camenaref/cmh/cmh307.html vol 3 ch 7];
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• History of the Netherlands
  ...ted this contract the states and people could legitimately resist him. [[William the Silent]] (1533–84)<ref>Also known as William of Orange and William I, prince of Prince [[Maurice of Nassau]] (1567-1625), son of William the Silent, implemented tactical, technical, and logistical changes, and built a highl
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