- Look up
Burgher or
burgher in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Burgher may
refer to:
Burgher (social class), a medieval,
early modern European title of...
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British Empire.
Burgher people are
often referred to as
belonging to one of two sub-groups,
either Dutch Burghers or
Portuguese Burghers,
though both are...
- The
Burghers of
Calais (French: Les
Bourgeois de Calais) is a
sculpture by
Auguste Rodin in
twelve original castings and
numerous copies. It commemorates...
- East
India Company (VOC) and had
become full
citizens (
burghers). The
introduction of Free
Burghers to the
Dutch Cape
Colony is
regarded as the beginning...
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Portuguese Burgher women centuries ago,
hence resulting in
Burghers with
Dutch surnames (e.g., Barthelot) who
speak Portuguese Creole. The
Dutch Burghers largely...
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Portuguese Burghers sometimes mixed with but are to be
distinguished from
other Burgher people, such as
Dutch Burghers. The
Portuguese Burghers are largely...
- of arms by
burghers and
artisans began during the 13th
century and in the 14th
century some
peasants took to
using arms. The arms of
burghers bore a far...
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required to
swear on
taking office. The
Burghers'
position was in
opposition to the
Seceders and Anti-
Burghers. The
Rescissory Act 1661
stated that all...
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Burgher was a rank or
title of a
privileged citizen of a
medieval to
early modern European town.
Burghers formed the pool from
which city
officials could...
- Mic****e
Burgher (born 12
March 1977 in Kingston, Jamaica) is a
track and
field athlete,
competing internationally for Jamaica. She was a
bronze medalist...
