The history of the most illustrious house of Nassau
continued from the tenth century (its earliest known orign[!]) down to this present time, with regard to that branch of it, more particularly, that came into the succession of Orange. As likewise, an account of the houses of Baux and Chalons. To which is prefixed, a large genealogical table, curiously engraven on two copperplates.
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Author
Contributions
- William III, King of England, 1650-1702. - Contributor
Publication
1734 - R. Montagu; [etc.,etc.], London, England
Language
English
Word Count
94,500 words, Guess
Page Count
378 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number43046079
- OCLC Control Number4627235
- Open LibraryOL6461417M
Classifications
- LCCDJ150 .B7
Subjects
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- The history of the most illustrious house of Nassau: continued from the tenth century (its earliest known orign[!]) down to this present time, with regard to that branch of it, more particularly, that came into the succession of Orange. As likewise, an account of the houses of Baux and Chalons. To which is prefixed, a large genealogical table, curiously engraven on two copperplates.
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