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The Frisian Galama Defends Himself Against Count Floris II, 1112
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The Frisian Galama Defends Himself Against Count Floris II, 1112

Simon Fokke · 1722 - 1750 · etching; paper

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The Frisian nobleman Galama defends his right with a sword against Count Floris II in the year 1112.

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printFloris II (Count of Holland)Netherlands
Credit lineDe Fries Galama verdedigt zich tegen graaf Floris II, 1112. 1722 - 1750. Simon Fokke. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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