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Return of the Prince of Orange (later King William I) to the Netherlands, 1813
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Return of the Prince of Orange (later King William I) to the Netherlands, 1813

William I of the Netherlands · 1813-11 · printing; paper

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Proclamation in which Willem Frederik, Prince of Orange-Nassau, informs the people of the Netherlands that he has returned to the Netherlands. Dated; l.o.: Nov. 1813.

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Credit lineTerugkeer prins van Oranje (later Koning Willem I) in Nederland, 1813. 1813-11. William I of the Netherlands. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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