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Pieter Catharinus Arie
Geyl (15
December 1887,
Dordrecht – 31
December 1966, Utrecht) was a
Dutch historian, well
known for his
studies in
early modern...
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Franz Geyling (Vienna 16 June 1803 - Steyr, 3 May 1875) was an
Austrian painter of
historical and
religious canvases and frescoes.
Geyling additionally...
- (1997), pp. 279–80.
Geyl (1949), pp. 135–37.
McLynn (1997), pp. 277–79.
McLynn (1997), p. 287.
Geyl (1949), pp. 135–37, 175.
Geyl (1949), p. 198. Cobban...
- field. It was
founded in 1841 by the
stained gl****
artist Carl
Geyling (1814–1880).
Geyling became very
successful in his
field and
expanded his business...
- Luxembourg. The
Greater Netherlands concept was
originally developed by
Pieter Geyl, who
argued that the "Dutch tribe", encomp****ing the
Flemish and
Dutch people...
- Press. pp. 429–30, 569, 604, 608, 660, 664, 720, 785–86. ISBN 0-19-873072-1.
Geyl,
Pieter (2002).
Orange and
Stuart 1641–1672.
Arnold Pomerans (trans.) (reprint ed...
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Archived from the
original on 26
November 2023.
Retrieved 26
September 2023.
Geyl,
Pieter (2001).
History of the Dutch-Speaking Peoples, 1555–1648. Phoenix...
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Interpretation of
History (1931)
attacked Whig history. The
Dutch historian Pieter Geyl,
writing in 1955,
considered Macaulay's
Essays as "exclusively and intolerantly...
- Carl
Geyling, who
founded his
studio in 1841. His son
would continue the
tradition as Carl
Geyling's Erben,
which still exists today. Carl
Geyling's Erben...
- 13
February 2012.
Geyl,
Pieter (1932). The
revolt of the Netherlands, 1555-1609.
Williams & Norgate. LCCN 79053235. OL 16200585M.
Geyl,
Pieter (1936). The...
