- The
governor (Dutch:
landvoogd) or governor-general (gouverneur-generaal) of the
Habsburg Netherlands was a
representative appointed by the Holy Roman...
- The
provinces were
ruled on
their behalf by a
governor (stadtholder or
landvoogd): 1489–1493
Margaret of York,
dowager Duchess of
Burgundy 1506–1507 William...
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actual power of the
stadtholders strongly diminished,
compared to the
landvoogd (es) or governor-general. When, in 1581,
during the
Dutch Revolt, seven...
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continued into
modern times to rule
through governors who used the
title landvoogd or gouverneur-generaal,
which was for
example the main
title of Margaret...
- of the
legal king
Philip II of Spain, but not
recognised by him as a
landvoogd or
supervisor of the country. A
later print was
dedicated to Jean de Bourgogne...
- ****anese. Mark (1997), p. 172.
Backer Dirks (1986), Vol. II, p. 192. "De
Landvoogd".
Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad (in Dutch). 27
September 1918.
Backer Dirks (1986)...
- D. de
Graeff van Indonesië, in
Oedaya 8 (1931) 124–125;
Herman Smit:
Landvoogd tussen twee vuren.
jonkheer mr. A.C.D. de Graeff, gouverneur-generaal...
- Locher-Scholten, E. (2007). J.P.
Graaf van
Limburg Stirum, 1873-1948:
tegendraads landvoogd en
diplomaat (in Dutch). Waanders. ISBN 9789040084508.
Retrieved 24 September...
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Heftige Inlandsche aanvallen op
Europeesche pers.— Het
vertrouwen in den
Landvoogd. Soeangkoepon". De
Locomotief (in Dutch). Semarang. 10
December 1927....
