Portrait of William I, Prince of Orange — History & Facts
Of the noblemen who rebelled against Phillip II’s Spanish rule of the Netherlands, William of Orange rose to become the great leader of the Dutch Revolt. He defended his own interests, strove for greater independence and advocated freedom of religion. In 1580 Phillip II put a price on his head, and he was assassinated four years later.
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Nebukadnezar werpt de drie jongelingen in de vurige oven
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Portrait of William I (1533-1584), Prince of Orange
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Leonor Lopez de Villanueva, Wife of Antonio del Rio
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Portrait of a young man
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St. Peter Penitent
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William I, Prince of Orange, known as William the Silent
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