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In 1775, the Dutch were urged to support the Americans in their fight for freedom against the English, but some wanted nothing to do with it

In 1775, the Dutch were urged to support the Americans in their fight for freedom against the English, but some wanted nothing to do with it

In 1775, Joan Derk van der Capellen tot den Pol urged the Dutch to support the American fight for independence against the British. He drew parallels between the American cause and the historical struggle of the Dutch people for their own freedom.

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