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->''"Rupert? I thought we'd seen the last of that arrogant puppy.''''
-->-- '''UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell''', ''[[Literature/PastDoctorAdventures The Roundheads]]''
Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, admiral, scientist, statesman and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar as the embodiment of the word [[TheCavalierYears cavalier]].

After the Royalists were defeated by UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell, he served as a {{privateer}} in the [[UsefulNotes/TheCaribbean Caribbean]]. [[HesBack He returned]] to England when monarchy was restored under Charles II and served as a naval commander in the latter two UsefulNotes/AngloDutchWars. From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

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!!Works of fiction that depict Prince Rupert include:

[[AC:Films -- Live-Action]]
* ''Film/{{Cromwell}}'', a 1970 film starring Creator/TimothyDalton as Prince Rupert.
* ''Film/HudsonsBay'', a 1941 film starring Creator/NigelBruce as Prince Rupert.
* ''Film/MichielDeRuyter'', a 2015 Dutch film in which Prince Rupert is played by Creator/WillBowden.

[[AC: Literature ]]
* ''Literature/PastDoctorAdventures'', Prince Rupert is a character in Creator/MarkGatiss's 1997 novel ''The Roundheads''.

[[AC: Live Action Television]]
* "Series/TheDevilsWhore", a 2008 TV series in which Rupert is played by Creator/HarryLloyd.
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[[AC: Literature ]]
* ''Literature/PastDoctorAdventures'', Prince Rupert is a character in Creator/MarkGatiss's 1997 novel ''The Roundheads''.

* ''Literature/PastDoctorAdventures'', a character in Creator/MarkGatiss's 1997 novel ''The Roundheads''.

* ''Film/{{Cromwell}}'', a 1970 film starring Creator/TimothyDalton as Rupert.
* ''Film/HudsonsBay'', a 1941 film starring Creator/NigelBruce as Rupert.
* ''Film/MichielDeRuyter'', a 2015 Dutch film in which Rupert is played by Creator/WillBowden.

* "Series/TheDevilsWhore", a 2008 TV series in which Rupert is played by Creator/HarryLloyd.

* ''Film/{{Cromwell}}'', a 1970 film starring Creator/TimothyDalton as Rupert.

* "Series/TheDevilsWhore", a 2008 TV series in which Rupert is played by Creator/Harry Lloyd.

* ''Film/{{Cromwell}}'', a 1970 film starring Creator/TimothyDalton as Rupert.

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, admiral, scientist, duellist and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar as the embodiment of the word [[TheCavalierYears cavalier]].

After the Royalists were defeated by UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell, he served as a {{privateer}} in the [[UsefulNotes/TheCaribbean Caribbean]]. [[HesBack He returned]] to England when monarchy was restored under Charles II and served as a naval commander in the latter two UsefulNotes/AngloDutchWars. From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

After the Royalists were defeated by UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell, he served as a [[Privateer privateer]] in the [[UsefulNotes/TheCaribbean Caribbean]]. [[HesBack He returned]] to England when monarchy was restored under Charles II and served as a naval commander in the latter two UsefulNotes/AngloDutchWars. From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

After the Royalists were defeated by UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell, he served as a [[Privateer|privateer]] in the [[UsefulNotes/TheCaribbean Caribbean]]. [[HesBack He returned]] to England when monarchy was restored under Charles II and served as a naval commander in the latter two UsefulNotes/AngloDutchWars. From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

After the Royalists were defeated by UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell, he served as a privateer in the [[UsefulNotes/TheCaribbean Caribbean]]. [[HesBack He returned]] to England when monarchy was restored under Charles II and served as a naval commander in the latter two UsefulNotes/AngloDutchWars. From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

After the Royalists were defeated in the war, he served as a privateer in the [[UsefulNotes/TheCaribbean Caribbean]]. [[HesBack He returned]] to England when monarchy was restored under Charles II and served as a naval commander in the latter two UsefulNotes/AngloDutchWars. From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

After the Royalists were defeated in the war, he served as a privateer in the UsefulNotes/TheCaribbean. [[HesBack He returned]] to England when monarchy was restored under Charles II and served as a naval commander in the latter two UsefulNotes/AngloDutchWars. From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

->''"[[HesBack Rupert?]] I thought we'd seen the last of that arrogant puppy.''''

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, admiral, scientist, duellist, privateer and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar as the embodiment of the word [[TheCavalierYears cavalier]].

From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as several [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[[note]]As well as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][[/note]].

From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory nation's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].[note]As well as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_eponyms_in_Canada#Prince_Rupert other places]][/note].

From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory country's history]] and Rupert's Land was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, admiral, scientist, duellist, privateer and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia for just over a year before being defeated. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar as the embodiment of the word [[TheCavalierYears cavalier]].

From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the UsefulNotes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory country's history]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupert%27s_Land Rupert's Land]] was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].

From 1668 until his death, he served as Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and helped to develop the Useful Notes/RoyalNavy. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory country's history]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupert%27s_Land Rupert's Land]] was [[NamedAfterSomebodyFamous named after him]].

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, admiral, scientist, duellist, privateer and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia for just over a year before being defeated. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar as the embodiment of the word [[TheCavalierYears cavalier]]. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory country's history]].

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, admiral, scientist, duellist, privateer and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia for just over a year before being defeated. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar as the embodiment of the word [[TheCavalierYears cavalier]]. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory history of the country]].

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, cavalier, admiral, scientist, duellist, privateer and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia for just over a year before being defeated. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in the [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory history of the country]].

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, cavalier, admiral, scientist, duellist, privateer and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire's prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia for just over a year before being defeated. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory.

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland ([17 December in the Old Style calendar] 1619 – [September 3 in the Old Style calendar] 1658) was an [[RenaissanceMan army officer, cavalier, admiral, scientist, duellist, privateer and peer]]. His father Frederick V of the Palatinate was one of the [[UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire]]'s prince-electors which meant he was a member of the electoral college that elected the new ruler and also [[ShortLivedLeadership briefly reigned]] as king of Bohemia for just over a year before being defeated. Through his mother Elizabeth Stuart he was the nephew of [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Charles I]], king of England, Scotland, and Ireland whom he would become known for assisting in the [[UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar]]. As the first colonial governor of Canada's [[MegaCorp biggest corporation]], the Hudson's Bay Company, he also played an important role in [[UsefulNotes/CanadianHistory]].

-->-- '''UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell''', ''[[Literature/PastDoctorAdventures The Roundheads]]''

->''"Rupert? I thought we'd seen the last of that arrogant puppy.''''

-->-- '''[[UsefulNotes/OliverCromwell]]''', ''[[Literature/PastDoctorAdventures The Roundheads]]''

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