This biographical work explores the life and legacy of William the Silent, also known as William of Orange. The book delves into his pivotal role in leading the Dutch revolt against Spanish rule in the 16th century, which eventually led to the independence of the Netherlands. Hall examines William's political and military strategies, his vision for a free and tolerant nation, and his enduring impact on Dutch history. Through detailed narrative and historical context, the biography highlights William's leadership, challenges, and contributions to the formation of the Dutch Republic.
 
Book is in Very Good condition, showing minor shelf wear and bearing a bookplate.