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Loevestein faction

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The term "Loevestein faction" was invented by their Orangist adversaries. It has been suggested that Jacob had 'poisoned' his sons with anti-Orange sentiments, and he allegedly told them every day to 'Gedenck aan Loevesteyn' ("Remember Loevestein"), although this is disputed. From the 1660s onwards,
137:). After pressure by the States of Holland, they were already subsequently released between 17 and 22 August 1650. Jacob de Witt lost all his functions, but when William II died several months after his coup, Jacob retrieved most of his functions. These events made the term 250:(The True and Real Character of Sir Grand Pensionary Johan de Witt. Compiled from the Letters of Count d'Estrades and Other Writings; and Opposed to the False and Misshapen Character Recently Presented.") (1757). Amsterdam: Isaak Tirion. 246:
Het egt en waar karakter van den heere raadpensionaris Johan de Witt. Getrokken uit de brieven van den graave d'Estrades en andere schriften; en overgesteld tegen het valsch en wanschaapen karakter, onlangs in 't licht
161:(sentenced to life imprisonment in Loevestein in 1619 at Maurice's instigation, but he escaped in a book chest in 1621). After the assassination of the Brothers de Witt in 1672, their allies started doing the same, 228:("The True Character of Grand Pensionary De Witt and the Loevestein Faction. Composed from Irrefutable Evidence, to Cleanse the Fatherland's History") (1757). The Hague: Mattheus Gaillard. 29: 380: 168:
In the 18th century, van Oldenbarnevelt and Grotius were retroactively counted amongst the "heroes and martyrs of the Loevestein tradition". In the early 19th century, king
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Het waare karakter van den raad-pensionaris De Witt en der Loevesteinse-factie. Ontworpen uit onwraakbare Bewyzen, ter zuiveringe der vaderlandsche historie
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preferred to let the factional struggles during the Dutch Republic be 'forgiven and forgotten', but amongst others the firmly Orangist historian
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Encarta-encyclopedie Winkler Prins (1993–2002) s.v. "Loevesteinse factie". Microsoft Corporation/Het Spectrum.
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the Prince's supporters would start identifying the Brothers de Witt with earlier States supporters such as
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Genees-Middelen Voor Hollants-Qualen, Vertoonende De quade regeringe der Loevesteinse Factie
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De metamorfose van Nederland: van oude orde naar moderniteit, 1750-1900
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Ideology and Foreign Policy in Early Modern Europe (1650-1750)
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The Brothers de Witt symbolise the "Loevestein faction".
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Loevestein Castle
Hugo Grotius
Dutch
Dutch States Party
County of Holland
Dutch Republic
stadtholderate
House of Orange-Nassau
sought to establish
republican
Northern Netherlands
Loevestein Castle
William II
States of Holland and West Friesland
his coup d'état of 30 July 1650
burgomaster
Dordrecht
Jacob de Witt
Johan
Cornelis de Witt
regenten
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt
Maurice of Nassau
Hugo Grotius
reappropriating
William I
Willem Bilderdijk
Reinier Cornelis Bakhuizen van den Brink

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