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... council of war , in which were several of that nation , having for its president Pedro Henriquez , Count of Fuentes , who published some cruel decrees . In 1593 Count Mansfeld sent into France a small army under the command of his son ...
... council of war , in which were several of that nation , having for its president Pedro Henriquez , Count of Fuentes , who published some cruel decrees . In 1593 Count Mansfeld sent into France a small army under the command of his son ...
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... council of war . The Imperialists did not attempt to arrest his march , which was directed by Belgrade , Peterwardein , and Szegedin on Erlau . A week sufficed for the capture of Erlau , when , in spite of the 22 DEATH OF MAHOMET III ...
... council of war . The Imperialists did not attempt to arrest his march , which was directed by Belgrade , Peterwardein , and Szegedin on Erlau . A week sufficed for the capture of Erlau , when , in spite of the 22 DEATH OF MAHOMET III ...
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... Council of Trent drew an insuperable line of demarcation between Catholics and Protestants ; all idea of conciliation was abandoned , and the hostility of the two parties stood out in bolder relief . The violent and impolitic conduct of ...
... Council of Trent drew an insuperable line of demarcation between Catholics and Protestants ; all idea of conciliation was abandoned , and the hostility of the two parties stood out in bolder relief . The violent and impolitic conduct of ...
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... Council of Constance , which anathematized those only who attempted such an act without having first pro- cured a mandate for it . " Altogether , therefore , the movement against the Reformation was not so successful in France as in ...
... Council of Constance , which anathematized those only who attempted such an act without having first pro- cured a mandate for it . " Altogether , therefore , the movement against the Reformation was not so successful in France as in ...
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... Council of the Supreme * instructed the inquisitors throughout Spain to exercise the greatest vigilance : an injunction which led to domiciliary visits by the familiars of the Inquisition . The Spaniards themselves attributed the ...
... Council of the Supreme * instructed the inquisitors throughout Spain to exercise the greatest vigilance : an injunction which led to domiciliary visits by the familiars of the Inquisition . The Spaniards themselves attributed the ...
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Page 427 - King James the Second, having endeavoured to subvert the constitution of the kingdom by breaking the original contract between King and people, and, by the advice of Jesuits and other wicked persons, having violated the fundamental laws, and having withdrawn himself out of the kingdom, had abdicated the government, and that the throne had thereby become vacant.