The History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V1894 |
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... obliged every man to court the patronage of some powerful baron , and in times of danger his castle was the place to which all resorted for safety . But towns surrounded with walls , whose inhabitants were regularly trained to arms ...
... obliged every man to court the patronage of some powerful baron , and in times of danger his castle was the place to which all resorted for safety . But towns surrounded with walls , whose inhabitants were regularly trained to arms ...
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... obliged to enter in defence of their private rights , than in the field of battle , where they met the enemies of their country , it became the great object of education , as well as the chief employment of life , to acquire these ...
... obliged to enter in defence of their private rights , than in the field of battle , where they met the enemies of their country , it became the great object of education , as well as the chief employment of life , to acquire these ...
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... obliged to remain satisfied with attempts to undermine them . Various expedients were employed for this purpose , each of which merits attention , as they mark the progress of law and equity in the several kingdoms of Europe . At first ...
... obliged to remain satisfied with attempts to undermine them . Various expedients were employed for this purpose , each of which merits attention , as they mark the progress of law and equity in the several kingdoms of Europe . At first ...
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... obliged all the princes who appeared on this new theatre of action to put the military force of their kingdoms on an establishment similar to that of France . When the seat of war came to be remote from the countries which maintained ...
... obliged all the princes who appeared on this new theatre of action to put the military force of their kingdoms on an establishment similar to that of France . When the seat of war came to be remote from the countries which maintained ...
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... obliged to court the barons who adhered to them and on whose support they depended for the success of their claims , they augmented their privileges by liberal concessions and connived at their boldest usurpations . Even when seated on ...
... obliged to court the barons who adhered to them and on whose support they depended for the success of their claims , they augmented their privileges by liberal concessions and connived at their boldest usurpations . Even when seated on ...
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acquired ambition ancient appeared Aragon arms army assembly attention authority became began body Cardinal Castile century Charles Chièvres Church cities command conduct considerable considered cortes council court crown danger declared defence diet dignity dominions Du Cange duchy of Milan duke duke of Guise ecclesiastical elector elector of Saxony emperor empire employed endeavoured enemy England enterprise established Europe execution favour Ferdinand feudal force formidable France gave Germany granted Henry Hist honour Hungary Ibid imperial Italy Jeronymite jurisdiction king of France kingdom landgrave laws less liberty Low Countries Luther manner master Maurice monarch Naples nations negotiations nobility nobles obliged occasioned papal peace person Pescara Philip pope possession prince privileges Protestants provinces reign religion rendered Ribier Roman Rome Saxony schemes Sleid soldiers solicitous Solyman soon sovereign Spain Spanish spirit subjects success territories tion town treaty troops vassals vigour violent Yuste zeal