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Frederick Henry

British  

noun

  1. 1584–1647, prince of Orange and count of Nassau; son of William (I) the Silent

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Frederick, who died in 2017, was co-trustee of the Frederick Henry Prince 1932 Trust, chairman of CMD Corp. and co-managing partner of F.H.

From Washington Post

Frederick Henry kept her in his royal stables, along with other exotic animals.

From New York Times

The Dutch East India Company was doing business with the island, and the Netherlands’ ruling governor, Prince Frederick Henry, asked officials to send him back a young elephant as a curiosity.

From New York Times

Frederick Henry had been searching for a home with a garden in London, but said the market had "gone crazy" and such properties had "disappeared".

From BBC

Until now, a group of only 20 to 40 fish were known to be living on a stretch of reef near Hobart's Frederick Henry Bay.

From National Geographic