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... arms ; Ham was betrayed to him by the treachery of the governor , and in August Fuentes sat down before Cambray . It will be recollected that the Duke of Anjou had made over that place to his mother , Catharine de ' Medici , who had ...
... arms ; Ham was betrayed to him by the treachery of the governor , and in August Fuentes sat down before Cambray . It will be recollected that the Duke of Anjou had made over that place to his mother , Catharine de ' Medici , who had ...
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... arms had been so long employed and such vast resources squandered . By the treaty concluded with England and the Dutch in 1596 Henry had bound himself to make no separate peace without the consent of those Powers ; but he seems to have ...
... arms had been so long employed and such vast resources squandered . By the treaty concluded with England and the Dutch in 1596 Henry had bound himself to make no separate peace without the consent of those Powers ; but he seems to have ...
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... arms ! we are betrayed ! " At these menacing symptoms , the clergy and choristers abandoned the Host and fled ; they were followed by the guards and halber- diers , and Rodolph found himself in the midst of an infuriated mob , from ...
... arms ! we are betrayed ! " At these menacing symptoms , the clergy and choristers abandoned the Host and fled ; they were followed by the guards and halber- diers , and Rodolph found himself in the midst of an infuriated mob , from ...
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... arms . War was declared against the Emperor at Constantinople , and Kreckwitz and his suite were thrown into prison . Sinan Pasha left Constantinople with an army in August , 1593 , amid the tricks and howlings of dervishes , carrying ...
... arms . War was declared against the Emperor at Constantinople , and Kreckwitz and his suite were thrown into prison . Sinan Pasha left Constantinople with an army in August , 1593 , amid the tricks and howlings of dervishes , carrying ...
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... arms were not more fortunate in Hungary . The Imperialists had now received some of the German contingents , the Pope and other Italian Princes had forwarded contributions in money , and a more able general , Count Mansfeld , who had ...
... arms were not more fortunate in Hungary . The Imperialists had now received some of the German contingents , the Pope and other Italian Princes had forwarded contributions in money , and a more able general , Count Mansfeld , who had ...
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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.