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Brought up in Spain , he could not even speak French , let alone Dutch , and this
had been made painfully apparent to his subjects assembled at the solemn
gathering at Brussels where the transference of the government had taken place :
on ...
Brought up in Spain , he could not even speak French , let alone Dutch , and this
had been made painfully apparent to his subjects assembled at the solemn
gathering at Brussels where the transference of the government had taken place :
on ...
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Battle was joined once more between the Northern StatesGeneral and the
Archdukes , who indeed stood for Spain . It has been briefly noticed above that
the respective forces kept each other balanced on land . Philip III's zeal for the
war ...
Battle was joined once more between the Northern StatesGeneral and the
Archdukes , who indeed stood for Spain . It has been briefly noticed above that
the respective forces kept each other balanced on land . Philip III's zeal for the
war ...
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The childless Archdukes were overshadowed by the brilliant stranger who
enjoyed the confidence of Spain . Hardly the semblance of independence was
left . In the two years following upon the conquest of Ostend , when , moreover ,
the ...
The childless Archdukes were overshadowed by the brilliant stranger who
enjoyed the confidence of Spain . Hardly the semblance of independence was
left . In the two years following upon the conquest of Ostend , when , moreover ,
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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