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Frederick William

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Frederick William (1620–1688)

Elector of Brandenburg from 1640, ‘the Great Elector’. By successful wars against Sweden and Poland, he prepared the way for Prussian power in the 18th century.

Frederick William (1882–1951)

Last crown prince of Germany, eldest son of Wilhelm II. During World War I he commanded a group of armies on the western front. In 1918, he retired into private life.



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Brook Taylor, A Camera on the Banks: Frederick William Wallace and the Fisherman of Nova Scotia presents the rare black-and-white photographs of Nova Scotia's fishing schooners, as taken by photojournalist Frederick William Wallace between 1911 and 1916, during the close of the age of unassisted sail.
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Brook Taylor, A Camera on the Banks: Frederick William Wallace and the Fisherman of Nova Scotia presents the rare black-and-white photographs of Nova Scotia's fishing schooners, as taken by photojournalist Frederick William Wallace between 1911 and 1916, during the close of the age of unassisted sail.
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Frederick William Illian, 20, was at a party on Talavera Lane in Valencia when deputies responding to a call about a boisterous party saw him hit one of the guests on the back of the head with a metal flashlight.
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