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26 December 1785 - 10 February 1871
Belgian Congressman.
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7 March 1804 - 14 February 1873
Belgian liberal politician and industrialist.
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1808-1880
Belgian judge and politician.
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25 July 1806 - 6 March 1883
Belgian civil servant, diplomat and liberal parliamentarian.
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1811-1881
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3 September 1775 - 1 January 1846
Belgian congressman.
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3 January 1794 - 19 March 1865
Statesmen of the Belgian Revolution.
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2 December 1802 - 21 March 1878
Belgian Statesman.
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6 January 1706 - 17 April 1790
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1810-1886
Belgian politician.
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24 August 1759 – 29 July 1833
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10 March 1760 - 16 January 1815
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16 July 1801 - 1879
Belgian politician.
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17 January 1798 - 11 December 1860
Director General of Railways, Posts and Telegraphs in Belgium.
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1799-1870
Liberal Belgian politician.
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3 July 1805 - 16 September 1881
Prime Minister of Belgium, 1841-1845.
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1789-1844
Belgian colonel and politician.
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1796-1874
Belgium astronomer, mathematician, statistician and sociologist. Founded and directed the Royal Observatory of Belgium in Brussels.
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28 April 1787 - 24 January 1875
Member of the National Congress of Belgium.
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14 November 1795 - 18 April 1850
Belgium writer and keeper of the Royal Library of Belgium.
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May 14 1781 - 2 June 1873
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25 March 1771 – 1 November 1845
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1781–1863
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25 March 1755 - 29 April 1827
Revolutionary and politician in United States of America.
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10 October 1788 – 24 September 1864
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18 January 1782 – 24 October 1852
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1787 - 22 June 1863
Wife of Joshua Bates (1788-1864), American financier.
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1768–1844
Trained as a lawyer, was a member of the French legislature and accompanied his brother, Napoleon I, on military campaigns. He held diplomatic posts before and after his brother’s coup in 1799, including negotiating the Treaty of Amiens with Britain in 1802. He was made king of Naples by Napoleon in 1806, where he reformed justice, landowning, finance, and education, but in 1808 was ordered by Napoleon to become king of Spain. There his reforms were resisted and he was heavily dependent on French troops and advisers.