- Corneli(u)s
Rudolphus Theodorus,
Baron Krayenhoff (Nijmegen, 2 June 1758 – Nijmegen, 24
November 1840) was a physicist, artist, general,
hydraulic engineer...
- pp. 110–115
Krayenhoff, p. 118, 127
Krayenhoff, pp. 105–108 Campaign, pp. 22–23
Krayenhoff, p. 131, 134
Krayenhoff, pp. 134–137
Krayenhoff, pp. 137–142...
- Amsterdam, led by
engineer Cornelis Krayenhoff. In 1800, the Line of Beverwijk [nl] was
created led by
Krayenhoff to the west of Amsterdam,
fearing another...
- p. 41;
Krayenhoff, p. 171 Campaign, pp. 42–44;
Krayenhoff, pp. 171– 174
Krayenhoff, p. 175
Krayenhoff, pp. 176–179; Campaign, p. 45
Krayenhoff, pp. 170–180;...
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three battalions.
Krayenhoff, pp. 70, 74–75
Krayenhoff, pp. 71–72 Campaign, p. 12
Krayenhoff, pp. 72–73 Campaign, p. 13
Krayenhoff, pp. 75–76 Campaign...
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Krayenhoff, pp. 119–122 Campaign, p. 23;
Krayenhoff, p. 121 Campaign, p. 22;
Krayenhoff, pp. 122–124; Jomini, p. 194
Krayenhoff, p. 124
Krayenhoff, pp...
- with this
charade and in
effect surrendered the city to
Krayenhoff then and there.
Krayenhoff next
proceeded to city hall at the head of an
enormous crowd...
- I of the
Netherlands appointed Lieutenant General Krayenhoff to
construct new defences.
Krayenhoff arrived in Curaçao on 26 June. The plan was to build...
-
Intelligence Division, p. 40 This was to be then-lieutenant-colonel
Krayenhoff;
Krayenhoff, p. 239
Admiral Jan
Willem de
Winter who had been
captured at the...
- Bibcode:2013NatCC...3..466Z. doi:10.1038/nclimate1803. Broadbent,
Ashley Mark;
Krayenhoff, Eric Scott; Georgescu,
Matei (13
August 2020). "The
motley drivers of...
