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... United Provinces to become an independent Power . The Austrian Archduke Ernest , who had been appointed Governor of the Netherlands after the death of the Duke of Parma , ' did not take possession of his office till the beginning of ...
... United Provinces to become an independent Power . The Austrian Archduke Ernest , who had been appointed Governor of the Netherlands after the death of the Duke of Parma , ' did not take possession of his office till the beginning of ...
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... Balagny , and receive them under his immediate authority . Unfortunately , 1 Motley , United Netherlands , vol . iii . ch . xxxii . CHAP . XXVII . ] ALLIANCE BETWEEN HENRY AND ELIZABETH Philip II appoints Archduke Albert Governor.
... Balagny , and receive them under his immediate authority . Unfortunately , 1 Motley , United Netherlands , vol . iii . ch . xxxii . CHAP . XXVII . ] ALLIANCE BETWEEN HENRY AND ELIZABETH Philip II appoints Archduke Albert Governor.
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... United Provinces , which , however , met with no attention . Henry IV . had been engaged since the winter in the siege of La Fère , a little town at the junction of the Serre and Oise . He had received reinforcements from England as ...
... United Provinces , which , however , met with no attention . Henry IV . had been engaged since the winter in the siege of La Fère , a little town at the junction of the Serre and Oise . He had received reinforcements from England as ...
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... however , was compensated early in 1597 According to Philip himself , 40 ships with 5,000 men . Letter of Philip to Al- bert , ap . Motley , United Netherlands , vol . iii . ch . xxii , sub . fin . 8 LOSS AND RECOVERY OF AMIENS . [ CHAP .
... however , was compensated early in 1597 According to Philip himself , 40 ships with 5,000 men . Letter of Philip to Al- bert , ap . Motley , United Netherlands , vol . iii . ch . xxii , sub . fin . 8 LOSS AND RECOVERY OF AMIENS . [ CHAP .
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... United Provinces , but Henry IV . alone showed any inclination to treat . He sent an envoy extraordinary to London to represent to Elizabeth the necessity of peace for France , and he tried to persuade the Dutch to enter into the ...
... United Provinces , but Henry IV . alone showed any inclination to treat . He sent an envoy extraordinary to London to represent to Elizabeth the necessity of peace for France , and he tried to persuade the Dutch to enter into the ...
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