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What drove the Dutch leader, William of Orange,to invade England in 1688?​
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What drove the Dutch leader, William of Orange,to invade England in 1688?​

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The king wouldn't meet with the Parliament because he believed that he had divine right over his country.

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The English nobles wanted to overthrow King James.

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