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'''Jan van der Graff''', was a [[ | '''Jan van der Graff''', was a [[Belgium|Flemish]] agent officially sent by [[France|French]] [[French Empire|Emperor]] [[Napoleon Bonaparte|Napoleon I]] to acquire textiles in [[Libya]] and active during the early 19th century. | ||
In 1805, while they were both sailing toward Libya, Jan met [[Solomon Bolden]], the [[Black Crosses|Black Cross]] of the [[Templar Order]] who was at the time posing as a [[Slavery|slaver]]. Despite finding him annoying, Bolden nevertheless accepted to protect Jan during his mission for Napoleon after the Dutchman helped him fend off [[Piracy|pirates]] sent to kill him. To secure Bolden's help, Jan also promised to help the Templar enter into the palace, the Sultan being behind the attempt on his life. | ==Biography== | ||
During the [[Napoleonic Wars]], Jan's wife and children were killed during the bombardment of his city. | |||
In 1805, while they were both sailing toward Libya, Jan met [[Solomon Bolden]], the [[Black Crosses|Black Cross]] of the [[Templar Order]] who was at the time posing as a [[Slavery|slaver]]. Despite finding him annoying, Bolden nevertheless accepted to protect Jan during his mission for Napoleon after the Dutchman helped him fend off [[Piracy|pirates]] sent by the Sultan to kill him. To secure Bolden's help, Jan also promised to help the Templar enter into the palace, the Sultan being behind the attempt on his life. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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Jan van der Graff, was a Flemish agent officially sent by French Emperor Napoleon I to acquire textiles in Libya and active during the early 19th century.
Biography
During the Napoleonic Wars, Jan's wife and children were killed during the bombardment of his city.
In 1805, while they were both sailing toward Libya, Jan met Solomon Bolden, the Black Cross of the Templar Order who was at the time posing as a slaver. Despite finding him annoying, Bolden nevertheless accepted to protect Jan during his mission for Napoleon after the Dutchman helped him fend off pirates sent by the Sultan to kill him. To secure Bolden's help, Jan also promised to help the Templar enter into the palace, the Sultan being behind the attempt on his life.
Trivia
- Jan van der Graff is an ancestor of André Bolden.
- Despite their similar names, Jan's relation to the Dutch merchant Milo van der Graaff - if any exists - is unknown.
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