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Proclamation of Hereditary Prince William During the British-Russian Invasion of the Netherlands, 1799
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Proclamation of Hereditary Prince William During the British-Russian Invasion of the Netherlands, 1799

William I of the Netherlands · 1799-08 · letterpress printing; paper

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Text sheet with a proclamation by hereditary prince William upon the landing of British troops in the Netherlands, August 1799.

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Credit lineProclamatie van erfprins Willem bij de Brits-Russische inval in de Nederlanden, 1799. 1799-08. William I of the Netherlands. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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