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Henric Piccardt
Henric Piccardt (March 25, 1636 in Woltersum, the Netherlands – May 6, 1712 in Harkstede, the Netherlands) hailed from ''Stad en Ommelanden'' – the city of Groningen and the semi-autonomous surrounding lands in the northern Netherlands. He was an ambitious lawyer who made good at the court of young king Louis XIV of France in Paris where he became a published poet in French. Returning to the Netherlands, he rose to become syndic of the ''Ommelanden'' of Groningen and the untitled lord of the majestic manor at Slochteren, the Fraeylemaborg.
== Early life ==
Piccardt was the son of Gualtherus Piccardt (1602–1678), the Protestant pastor of Woltersum, and his first wife Harmtien Hindriks Olinghe (c.1608–1641). He had a sister; his two brothers studied theology and entered the ministry. Henric chose to read law at the university of Groningen, soon moving on to the university of Franeker in Friesland (1657–1658). Here he promoted in law on December 14, 1658 publishing his ''Oratio de eloquentia & conjunctione ejusdem cum jurisprudentia''. Apparently without his father’s permission he traveled to the Protestant university of Orléans in France where he earned a doctorate ''cum laude'' in law around 1660.
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