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d'Acosta 430, 517, 568.
Aijkema 643.
d'Aijrolles vide Engellandt.
litta.L
Grav: van Albemarle 93.
Algiers vide Barbarien.
litta. B.
Van Alphen 388.
Althusius 273, 431, 521, 576.
671.
St. Amand 608.
Amende 402, 483, 542.
Amerongen 10, 253, 348.
B: van Amerongen 459.
Ancillon vide Pruijssen
litta. P.
Andringa 491.
furst van Anhalt 128.
Ardes 201, 223, 272, 295, 298.
299.
Arigoni vide Venetien sub
Italien litta. P.
Osperen 2, 7, 28, 78, 234, 318.
426, 562, 571.
Prince d'Auvergne 554.
Lijsteder schepen engoederen
in Zweeden opgebragt 590.
Belastinge van granen en
vette waren 666.
Admiraliteijten
int
Generaal.
Admiraliteijt op
De Maze.
different met de WestIndische
Compagnie over het betalen
der recognitie 208, 285.
503.
Dimissie 479.
invoer van Ossen 47, 66, 102.
106, 186, 213, 221, 236.
uijtvoer van Lompen 309.
Commercie op de Oostzee 444.
452, 545, 640, 672, 677, 683.
Placcaat tegens den uijtvoer
van Haringtonnen 492.
toevoer van Contrebande waren
na Spagne 282, 291, 506, 512.
419, 555.
J' Sillid ARRSs
AMarasaur.
Index.
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National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 1.01.02, Inventaris van het archief van de Staten-Generaal, (1431) 1576-1796, inventory number 3397, Resoluties van de Staten-Generaal / De ordinaris resoluties / De tweede serie registers van ordinaris net-resoluties van de Staten-Generaal, 1637-1795 / Registers van ordinaris net-resoluties van de Staten-Generaal / 1719 januari - juni
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