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But the Calvinist community did not let itself be restricted to the passive rôle
prescribed for it in these plans . The holding of meetings outside churches did not
give sufficient vent to their long - suppressed feelings . They longed for action ,
and ...
But the Calvinist community did not let itself be restricted to the passive rôle
prescribed for it in these plans . The holding of meetings outside churches did not
give sufficient vent to their long - suppressed feelings . They longed for action ,
and ...
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These were the Calvinists , for whom it was a question of life or death . But they
stood alone in opposition to a Government now growing daily stronger . At a
synod held at Antwerp and attended by representatives not only of Flanders ,
Brabant ...
These were the Calvinists , for whom it was a question of life or death . But they
stood alone in opposition to a Government now growing daily stronger . At a
synod held at Antwerp and attended by representatives not only of Flanders ,
Brabant ...
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But Orange had himself drawn closer to the Calvinists . No other allies equally
zealous and reliable offered themselves to him . Even before setting out on his
campaign of 1568 he had concluded an intimate alliance with the leaders of the ...
But Orange had himself drawn closer to the Calvinists . No other allies equally
zealous and reliable offered themselves to him . Even before setting out on his
campaign of 1568 he had concluded an intimate alliance with the leaders of the ...
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INDEX 299 | 13 |
SOURCES OF THE QUOTATIONS 295 | 20 |
THE NETHERLANDS IN 1555 page 22 | 22 |
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