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Remembrance of the King's Return to The Hague from the Flooded Areas, 9 February 1861
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King William III returns to The Hague after a visit to the areas affected by the flood, 9 February 1861. The carriage with the king, Crown Prince William, and Prince Henry drives under loud cheering of the public to Noordeinde Palace. On the left, the equestrian statue of William of Orange.
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Credit lineHerinnering aan De Terugkomst Des Konings te 's Gravenhage, van de overstroomde plaatsen, den 9en Februarij 1861. 1861. Gerardus Johannes Bos. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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