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lot more freedom and on which they expressed their own style more, as Pieter Both said on the popular Dutch TV show De Wereld Draait Door. The Original
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Esslingen 2880 1897 Joris van Spilbergen 219 219 51 16 Esslingen 2881 1897 Pieter Both 220 220 50 CFM 1905 Esslingen 2882 1897 Isac le Maire 221 221 49 Esslingen
Abraham van Diepenbeeck
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Diepenbeeck married the painter Joris van Bredael and their sons Jozef and Jan Pieter both became painters. In the last half of his life, the artist busied himself
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Abraham van Diepenbeeck, on 25 July 1681. Their two children Jozef and Jan Pieter both became painters. Joris first wife died c. 1689–90. He worked in Antwerp
Governor of Maluku
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1607–1608 7 Adriaen Woutersz 1608–1610 8 Paulus van Caerden 1610–1612 9 Pieter Both 1612–1616 10 Laurens Reaal 1616–1621 11 Frederik Houtman 1621–1623 12
Fort Tolukko
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year, renaming it Fort Hollandia. It was repaired and improved by Jan Pieter Both for the Dutch East India Company. A few years later they gave it to the
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(Joep Smeenk) Pooperman (Pieter Smeenk) Arnold Smits Kid Crash Ireapeat (Pieter Both ) KoenFu (Koen Lommerse) Pete Philly Fabian Dech Senna Gourdou DJMC Dynamax
List of sugar mills in Mauritius
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MOKA Alma (Champ D'Or), MOKA Hermitage, MOKA Bar-le-Duc, MOKA La Laura (Pieter Both ), MOKA Beau Bois, MOKA L'Union Melrose, MOKA Bon Air, MOKA Magenta, MOKA
Eddy J. Changkye
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review of our laws. His children's tale, La Princesse, Karapas et le Pieter Both was published in Carambole, a magazine specifically directed towards