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22/04/2020 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 22/04/2020 Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester William the Silent Prince of Orange Governor-General of the 1544-1584, leader of the Dutch Netherlands 1586-1588 Revolt against the Spanish from 1568 7 8 Maurice of Nassau Prince of Orange Philip William Prince of 1618-1625 Stadtholder of six of the Orange 1584-1618, eldest seven provinces 1585-1625, second son son of William the Silent but of William the Silent who continued the a Spanish hostage most of his War of Independence. Mauritius is life named after him 9 10 Frederick Henry Prince of Amalia of Solms-Braunfels Orange 1625-1647 youngest wife of Frederick Henry, son of William the Silent guardian of her grandson stadtholder of five provinces Prince William later William III. Portrait by Van Dyck 11 12 2 22/04/2020 Frederick Henry and Amalia by van Honthorst Frederick Henry and Amalia with three of their daughters by van Honthorst 1647 13 14 The Triumph of Frederick Henry by Jordaens Frederick Henry at the Battle of ‘s-Hertogenbosch 1629 15 16 Terrine of Amalia of Solms-Braunfels in the Rijksmuseum Frederick Henry’s Palace near the Hague built 1621-1647 17 18 3 22/04/2020 Four Generations of the House of Orange attributed to Pieter Nason 1662-1666 Medals for Frederick Henry’s victories in 1629, 1637 and 1645 19 20 William II Prince of Orange 1647-1650 son of Frederick Henry and father of William III 21 22 William II by Van Dyck 23 24 4 22/04/2020 Princess Mary’s betrothal with her Equestrian portrait of William II future husband William II of Orange attributed to Anselm van Hulle 1641 by Sir Anthony van Dyck, Rijksmuseum 25 26 Princess Mary and William II of Orange 1647 William II and Mary Henrietta by van by Gerard von Honthorst, Rijksmuseum Honthorst 27 28 Medal for marriage The disembarkation of Mary greeted by of William II and William by van Honthorst Mary Henrietta 29 30 5 22/04/2020 Mary Henrietta by van Honthorst William II by Gerrit van Honthorst 31 32 Mary with servant by Adriaen Hanneman in the Mauritshuis 33 34 Mary in mourning Medals by Sebastian Dadler commemorating the sudden death of William II in 1650 35 36 6 22/04/2020 Mary by Johannes Lingelbach and Bartholomeus van der Heist 1652 Ratification of the Treaty of Munster in 1648 which ended the 80 years War but which William II refused to attend, by Gerard ter Borch National Gallery London 37 38 Amalia of Solms-Braunfels in mourning Painting thought by some to show William II’s attack on Amsterdam 1650 39 40 Prince’s Day by Jan Steen celebrating William’s birthday Great Assembly of the States General 1651 41 42 7 22/04/2020 Frederick William The Great Elector of Brandenburg 1640-1688, grandson of William the Silent who was Grand Pensionary Johann de Witt appointed guardian to William along with Amalia and Mary 43 44 Cornelis de Graeff who ruled the Netherlands with de Witt during the first stadtholderless period William Frederick of Nassau 1650-1672 stadtholder of Friesland and Groningen 45 46 English and Dutch merchants clashed over trade with their empires 47 48 8 22/04/2020 49 50 Maarten Tromp Robert Blake 51 52 Battle in the First Dutch War Battle in the First Dutch War 53 54 9 22/04/2020 Blake’s ship at Battle of Portland February 1653 Battle of Leghorn March 1653 55 56 Delft Tile Ship Model 1642 Battle of Gabbard June 1653 57 58 Dutch Warship 59 60 10 22/04/2020 Jan van Riebeeck arriving in Table Bay in April 1652 by Charles Bell 61 62 William III as a child by van William with his Aunt Maria Honthorst by van Honthorst 63 64 Medal with William aged 4 in Roman William aged 5 costume by van Honthorst 65 66 11 22/04/2020 William as a child by Adriaen Hanneman, Rijksmuseum Archibald Campbell 9th Earl of Argyll and his Countess formerly Anna Mackenzie, one of William’s governesses in 1657 (she married Argyll in 1670) 67 68 Delftware plate with William aged 10 William attended Leiden University (which had been found by William the Silent) William by Cornelius Johnson from 1659 to 1666 69 70 71 72 12 22/04/2020 Ball given for Charles II by his sister Mary at the Hague Banquet for Charles II at the Hague February 1660 73 74 Frederick of Nassau-Zuylestein Orangist broadsheet attributed to Jan de Baan after Lely. William’s uncle and adviser from 1661 with connections to England. After his death in 1672 his son continued the role and became Earl of Rochford in 1695 75 76 William by Jan de Baen 77 78 13 22/04/2020 William as a youth by Jan Davids William III as a child by Abraham Ragueneau 79 80 The Second Dutch War 1665-7 81 82 Battle of Lowestoft 3 June 1665 showing the Royal Charles and the Eendracht by Hendrik van Minderhout, National Maritime Museum 83 84 14 22/04/2020 James dressed Mars after his victory at Lowestoft by Henri Gascar Battle of Lowestoft 3 June 1665 Burning of the Dutch Flagship by van Dierst 85 86 James’s Seal St James’s Day Battle August 1666 87 88 89 90 15 22/04/2020 Dutch attack on Sheerness Chatham 91 92 Burning of British Ships in the Medway 20 June 1667 by Jan van Leyden 93 94 German Print of de Ruyter’s raid in the Medway 95 96 16 22/04/2020 Royal Coat of Arms from the Royal Charles in the Rijksmuseum Drawing of the Royal Charles by van der Velde New fortifications at Plymouth by Hendrik Danckerts 97 98 Congress of Breda 1667 French Royal Family c 1669 by Jean Nocret 99 100 Louis XIV after Lefebvre 1673 Louis XIV crossing the Rhine 12 June 1672 by Adam Frans van der Meulen 101 102 17 22/04/2020 The Burning of HMS Royal James at the Battle of Solebay 28 May 1672 by Peter Monamy, The Third Dutch War 1672-4 National Maritime Museum 103 104 The Burning of HMS Royal James at the Battle of Solebay 28 May 1672 by Willem van de Velde, National Maritime Museum 105 106 Murder of the de Witt brothers August 1672 Events of 1672 107 108 18 22/04/2020 The mutilation of the de Witt brothers painted by Jan de Baen 109 110 Gaspar Fagel succeeded as Grand Pensionary and was more sympathetic to William Appointment as Captain-General in 1672 111 112 William of Orange by Jan de Baen The Gouden Leeuw at the Battle of Texel 21 August 1673 by Willem van de Velde, National Maritime Museum 113 114 19 22/04/2020 115 116 William Bentinck (1649-1709) who nursed William back to health from smallpox in 1675 and became one of his most trusted advisers, by Hyacinthe Rigaud. Earl of Portland in 1689 he resigned his offices in 1700 jealous of Arnold van Keppel but retained William’s confidence. William by Johannes Voorhout c 1672 117 118 William by Caspar Netscher after 1672 before 1684 Recapture of Naarden 1673 119 120 20 22/04/2020 Broadsheet on William’s life produced 1675 121 122 123 124 125 126 21 22/04/2020 127 128 129 130 131 132 22 22/04/2020 133 134 135 136 137 138 23 22/04/2020 Princess Mary 1677 the year William of Orange about the time of of her marriage, by Sir Peter his marriage 1677 after Lely Lely 139 140 Henry Crompton Bishop of London 1675-1713 by Kneller. He married William and Mary in 1677 and crowned them in 1689 when Archbishop Sancroft refused 141 142 William with servant William by Nicolaes Maes c 1678 143 144 24 22/04/2020 William fighting alongside the William by Lely before 1680 Duke of Monmouth 1678 145 146 Titus Oates and the Popish Plot 1678-1681 147 148 John Locke the philosopher (1632-1704) who fled to the Netherlands in 1683 after the Rye House Plot. He was influenced by the followers of Baruch de Spinoza who had died in 1677 Exclusionist Crisis in which both sides asked William for help and he made his second visit to England 1681 149 150 25 22/04/2020 The late Duke of Monmouth beheaded on James Scott Duke of Monmouth 1683 Tower Hill 15 July 1685 on a playing card, seven after William Wissing, National Portrait of spades Gallery. He also fled to the Netherlands and invaded England in 1685 151 152 Court Ball at the Hague 1686 George Lord Jeffreys (Judge Jeffreys) c. 1678-80 by William Wolfgang Claret 153 154 Emperor Leopold I (r 1658-1705) Charles II of Spain (r 1665- William’s ally against France in the 1700) another ally in the League of Augsburg 1686 League of Augsburg 155 156 26.
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