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Pieter 't Hoen (baptized 18 October 1744 in Utrecht – 9 January 1828 in Amersfoort) was a Dutch journalist, poet, and politician who played an important role during the Patriottentijd as the editor of De Post van den Neder-Rhijn.

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rdfs:label	Gerrit Paape (nl) Pieter 't Hoen (en) Pieter 't Hoen (nl)
rdfs:comment	Pieter 't Hoen (baptized 18 October 1744 in Utrecht – 9 January 1828 in Amersfoort) was a Dutch journalist, poet, and politician who played an important role during the Patriottentijd as the editor of De Post van den Neder-Rhijn. (en) Pieter 't Hoen (gedoopt 18 oktober 1744 in Utrecht – 9 januari 1828 in Amersfoort) was een Nederlands journalist, dichter en politicus die een belangrijke rol speelde tijdens de Patriottentijd als de redacteur van De Post van den Neder-Rhijn. (nl) Gerrit Paape (Delft, 4 februari 1752 – Den Haag, 7 december 1803) was een Nederlandse plateelschilder, dichter, journalist, romanschrijver, rechter, columnist en aan het einde van zijn carrière ambtenaar op het ministerie van Nationale Opvoeding. (nl)
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dct:subject	Dutch dramatists and playwrights Politicians from Utrecht (city) 1828 deaths Writers from Utrecht (city) Dutch-language poets 1744 births Dutch journalists Dutch publishers (people) 18th-century Dutch poets Members of the Dutch Patriots faction People of the Patriottentijd
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sameAs	Gerrit Paape Gerrit Paape Gerrit Paape Gerrit Paape Gerrit Paape Gerrit Paape Gerrit Paape

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