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See also: German engraver an unprecedented number
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In the election, however, he was and publisher, was See also: born at Liege in 1528
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In the earlier years defeated by See also: William
See also: McKinley, the Republican See also: candidate, of his career he worked at Strassburg
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Later he established an receiving 176 electoral votes to 271
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But though defeated, he See also: engraving and See also: publishing business at Frankforton-See also: Main, and remained the See also: leader of his party
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Between 1896 and 1900, also visited See also: London in or before 1587
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Here he became except during the See also: Spanish-See also: American War when he was colonel acquainted with the geographer See also: Richard See also: Hakluyt, with whose of the 3rd See also: Nebraska See also: Volunteers, though he saw no active service, assistance he collected materials for a finely illustrated collection he devoted his See also: time to the See also: interest of his party
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His ability, of voyages and travels, Collectiones Peregrinationum in Indiam sincerity of character, and wide information, and his attitude Orientalem et Indiam Occidentalem (25 parts, 1590-1634)
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Among towards the new issues arising from the war, in which he took other See also: works he engraved a set of 12 plates illustrating the See also: Pro- the See also: side opposed to " imperialism," increased his. following. cession of the Knights of the Garter in 1S76, and a set of 34 Although he had advised the ratification of the See also: Peace Treaty, plates illustrating the Procession at the Obsequies of See also: Sir See also: Philip he opposed the permanent acquisition of the Philippine Islands
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See also: Sidney; plates for T
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Hariot's Briefe and True Report of the In 29oo he was nominated for the See also: presidency by the Democratic, new found See also: Land of Virginia (See also: Frankfort, 1595) ; the plates for See also: Silver Republican, and Populist party conventions; but although the first four volumes of J
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See also: Boissard's Romanae Urbis Tope- " imperialism " was declared to be the paramount issue, he had graphia et Antiquitates (1597–1598), and a series of portraits insisted that the " platforms " should contain explicit advocacy entitled Icones Virorum Illustrium (1597–1599)
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De See also: Bry died of See also: free-coinage, and this declaration, combined with the popuat Frankfort on the 27th of See also: March 1598
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He had been assisted; larityof President McKinley, the Republican candidate for by his eldest son Johannes
See also: Theodorus de Bry (1561–1623), who re-election, again turned the scales against him
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In the after his See also: father's See also: death , carried on the Collectiones and the See also: November election of ter a canvass that almost equalled in activity See also: illustration of Boissard's See also: work, and also added to the Icones. that of 1896 he was again defeated, receiving only 155 electoral His See also: brother Johannes Israel de Bry (d
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