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He had then even forced the town of Groningen to submit and introduce the
Religious Peace . Yet he did not feel comfortable when matters took this turn . It
was not to be expected that he should ! The Walloon nobleman could hardly
remain ...
He had then even forced the town of Groningen to submit and introduce the
Religious Peace . Yet he did not feel comfortable when matters took this turn . It
was not to be expected that he should ! The Walloon nobleman could hardly
remain ...
Strana 177
All his helpers and councillors were natives of Groningen , Friesland , and
Overysel . His action caused a tremendous sensation . Everywhere the dislike of
the patriots for Catholicism was doubled . At Leeuwarden , at Zwolle and Kampen
, at ...
All his helpers and councillors were natives of Groningen , Friesland , and
Overysel . His action caused a tremendous sensation . Everywhere the dislike of
the patriots for Catholicism was doubled . At Leeuwarden , at Zwolle and Kampen
, at ...
Strana 228
Groningen remained for years a weak member of the body politic . Reunited with
its old partner and enemy the Ommelands , it had been admitted to the Union
under William Louis as Stadtholder . But the town remained so unmanageable
that ...
Groningen remained for years a weak member of the body politic . Reunited with
its old partner and enemy the Ommelands , it had been admitted to the Union
under William Louis as Stadtholder . But the town remained so unmanageable
that ...
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INDEX 299 | 13 |
SOURCES OF THE QUOTATIONS 295 | 20 |
THE NETHERLANDS IN 1555 page 22 | 22 |
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