Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Captain-general in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Where… where are we? Captain-General?
Captain-General of the King's Guard.
He can't hear you. Captain-General?
The Captain-General will show you to your quarters.
They both want to be Captain-General.
Give them the Captain-General, he's useless anyway. With what?
He returned to Spain in November 1881 and served as captain-general of Catalonia and Extremadura.
In 1536, Floris became Captain-General of the Army that was present in the northern parts of the Low Countries.
I will come back, not as a messenger… but as the Captain-General, with the full force of my guard.
Give them the Captain-General, he's useless anyway.
One of the first acts of the Provisional Representatives of the People of Holland was abolishing the offices of(hereditary) stadtholder, captain-general and admiral-general.
We're appointing you Captain-General of the Papal Guard.
governor of Brabant owned Maastricht and captain-general of Limburg and the lands east of the Maas.
Padilla was named Captain-General, and troops were assembled.
Henry was appointed head of the regency council for the new king Edward III of England, and was also appointed captain-general of all the king's forces in the Scottish Marches.
Since when is the Captain-General of the Papal Guard a messenger boy?
In 1349, he was created Captain-General of Languedoc.
But as the Captain-General, with the full force of my guard. If you refuse to obey, I will come back, not as a messenger.
He was sent to Cuba as captain-general in April 1879.
He served as captain-general of Navarre after taking part in the 1876 offensive in the valley of Baztan; he acquired his marquisate during this time.
as well as the functions of captain-general(commander of the Dutch States Army)
After Maurice became captain-general of the Republic, relations between him
Discovery of the islands was credited to Frederick de Houtman, Captain-General of the Dordrecht, as it was Houtman who later wrote of the discovery in a letter to the directors of the Dutch East India Company:"On the 29th do. deeming ourselves to be in an open sea, we shaped our course north-by-east.