- life-imprisonment. He
shared Loevestein prison with Grotius.
Hogerbeets was the son of Dirk Hendriksz.
Hogerbeets, a
medical doctor and
burgomaster of ****n. When...
- The
trial of Oldenbarnevelt,
Grotius and
Hogerbeets was the
trial for
treason of
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, Land's
Advocate of Holland, Hugo Grotius, pensionary...
- ally
Gilles van Ledenberg,
while two
other Remonstrant allies,
Rombout Hogerbeets and Hugo
Grotius received life imprisonment. The
years 1621–1648 constituted...
- his
chief supporters, Hugo Grotius,
Gilles van Ledenberg, and
Rombout Hogerbeets, and
others were
arrested or lost
their political positions in government...
-
Oldenbarnevelt was
sentenced to
death in the
Trial of Oldenbarnevelt,
Grotius and
Hogerbeets, she and the
French amb****ador
Benjamin Aubery du
Maurier tried in vain...
-
convicted Oldenbarnevelt in the
Trial of Oldenbarnevelt,
Grotius and
Hogerbeets, as
Chisholm mistakenly reports. He
afterwards became the confidential...
-
arrested on 29
August 1618,
together with van Oldenbarnevelt,
Rombout Hogerbeets, the
pensionary of Leiden, and
Gilles van Ledenberg, the
secretary of...
-
General then
authorized him to
arrest Oldenbarnevelt,
Grotius and
Rombout Hogerbeets on 29
August 1618. They were
tried by a
court of
delegated judges from...
-
members of the
Remonstrant party in Holland, like Hugo Grotius,
Rombout Hogerbeets and the
pensionary of Haarlem, De Haan. They
discussed several objections...
- (1511–1575),
humanist Cornelis Cort (ca. 1533 – ca. 1578),
engraver Rombout Hogerbeets (1561–1625),
jurist Willem Schouten (ca. 1567–1625),
explorer Jonas Michaelius...
