- Republic. The
secretary of the Raad van
State (Council of State)
Simon van
Slingelandt privately enumerated a
number of
necessary constitutional reforms in...
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Simon van
Slingelandt, lord of the
manor of
Patijnenburg (14
January 1664, in
Dordrecht – 1
December 1736, in The Hague) was an
influential Dutch politician...
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Pieter Cornelisz van
Slingelandt (20
October 1640 – 7
November 1691) was a
Dutch Golden Age
portrait painter who had been a
pupil of
Gerard Dou and is...
- He held this
position until July 1653 and was
succeeded by
Govert van
Slingelandt, a
distant relative of his. In July 1653, the
States of
Holland elected...
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Anthonie Heinsius • 1720–1727
Isaac van ****nb**** • 1727–1736
Simon van
Slingelandt • 1736–1746
Anthonie van der Heim • 1746–1749
Jacob Gilles • 1749–1772...
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Anthonie Heinsius (1689–1720)
Isaac van ****nb**** (1720–1727)
Simon van
Slingelandt (1727–1736)
Anthonie van der Heim (1737–1746)
Willem Buys (1746) Jacob...
- (1689–1720)
Isaac van ****nb****,
Grand Pensionary (1720–1727)
Simon van
Slingelandt,
Grand Pensionary (1727–1736)
Anthonie van der Heim,
Grand Pensionary...
- conflict. The
Dutch under the
leadership of
Grand Pensionary Simon van
Slingelandt mediated between the parties, but were
anxious themselves to not have...
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succeeded Simon van
Slingelandt, who had been
appointed Grand Pensionary of Holland, as Treasurer-General of the Union.
After Van
Slingelandt's death in 1736...
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Anthonie Heinsius (1689–1720)
Isaac van ****nb**** (1720–1727)
Simon van
Slingelandt (1727–1736)
Anthonie van der Heim (1737–1746)
Willem Buys (1746) Jacob...
