Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Abraham Kuyper across 5 places, from 1837 to 1920.
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Abraham Kuyper (29 October 1837 – 8 November 1920) was the prime minister of the Netherlands between 1901 and 1905, and an influential neo-Calvinist pastor and journalist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Abraham Kuyper was documented, and when
29 October 1837exact date
Maassluisattested“Abraham Kuyper was born on 29 October 1837 in Maassluis, Netherlands.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1855year
Leidenattested“In 1855, he graduated from the Gymnasium and began to study literature, philosophy and theology at Leiden University.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1880year
Amsterdamattested“In 1880, he founded the Free University in Amsterdam and he was made professor of Theology there.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1905 to 1907period
Mediterraneanattested“Between 1905 and 1907, Kuyper made a grand tour around the Mediterranean.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1920year
The Hagueattested“In 1920, at the age of 83 Kuyper died in The Hague and was buried amid great public attention.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
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1834 to 1892period
Netherlandsmentioned“In 1892, those Dolerenden founded a new denomination called The Reformed Churches in the Netherlands after merging with other orthodox Reformed people who had seceded from the Dutch Reformed Church in 1834.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1867year
Beesdmentioned“In 1867, Kuyper was asked to become minister for the parish in Utrecht and he left Beesd.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1867year
Utrecht (city)mentioned“In 1867, Kuyper was asked to become minister for the parish in Utrecht and he left Beesd.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
Netherlandsmentioned“This union was effected in 1892, and the (Reformed Churches in the Netherlands) was formed.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1894year
House of Representatives (Netherlands)mentioned“In the general election of 1894, Kuyper was re-elected to the House of Representatives for the district of Sliedrecht.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1897year
Zuidhornmentioned“In the 1897 elections, Kuyper competed in Zuidhorn, Sliedrecht and Amsterdam.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1898year
Princeton Theological Seminarymentioned“In his lectures at Princeton in 1898, he argued that Calvinism was more than theology—it provided a comprehensive worldview and indeed had already proven to be a major positive factor in the development of the institutions and values of…”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1901year
Sliedrechtmentioned“In the 1901 elections, Kuyper was re-elected in Sliedrecht, defeating the liberal De Klerk.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1907year
Delft University of Technologymentioned“In 1907, Kuyper became honorary doctor at the Delft University of Technology.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1909year
Dordrechtmentioned“In the 1909 elections he was re-elected in Ommen, defeating the liberal Teesselink, but he was defeated in Dordrecht by the liberal De Kanter.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
1909year
Ommenmentioned“In the 1909 elections he was re-elected in Ommen, defeating the liberal Teesselink, but he was defeated in Dordrecht by the liberal De Kanter.”source: Wikipedia: Abraham Kuyper
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