Burghers
11Pittsburgh Burghers — The Pittsburgh Burghers were a baseball team in the Players League, a short lived Major League that existed only for the 1890 season. The team included a number of players who had jumped from the National League s Pittsburgh Alleghenys (now the… …
12Michael Burghers — Plate 9 from Natural History of Oxfordshire, by Robert Plot, from 1677. Michael Burghers was an illustrator and artist of the 17th century; born around 1647 48, he died in 1727. He was commissioned to create maps, estate plans, and illustrations… …
13Burgher people — See also: Portuguese period in Ceylon, Dutch period in Ceylon, and British Ceylon Burghers …
14Peasants' War — For other conflicts referred to as peasant wars or revolts, see peasant revolt (disambiguation). The Peasants War (in German, Deutscher Bauernkrieg , literally the German Peasants War) was a popular revolt in the Holy Roman Empire in the years… …
15Piła — Infobox Settlement name = Piła imagesize = 250px image caption = Boulevard on Gwda River image shield = POL Piła COA 1.svg pushpin pushpin label position = bottom subdivision type = Country subdivision name = POL subdivision type1 = Voivodeship… …
16Anti-Burgher — This article deals with the Auld Licht and New Licht movements in Scotland. For the wider Christian movements, see Old and New Light. Religion in Scotland Church of Scotland Roman Catholic …
17History of Dutch nationality — The history of Dutch nationality focuses on the emergence of a sense of national sentiment in the territory of the Netherlands. Consciousness of national identity manifested itself through taxation, military service, political and social rights,… …
18Archbishopric of Bremen — Prince Archbishopric of Bremen Erzstift Bremen State of the Holy Roman Empire ← …
19Orange Free State — For the former province of South Africa, see Orange Free State Province. Orange Free State Oranje Vrijstaat ← …
20Estates of the realm — Cleric, Knight, and Workman : the three estates in a French medieval illumination The Estates of the realm were the broad social orders of the hierarchically conceived society, recognized in the Middle Ages and Early Modern period in Christian… …
