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And yet even now the situation remained such that it must inevitably be the
Calvinists who would avail themselves of every fresh opportunity , and thereby
the others were sure to be deterred once more . The Calvinists were the bitterest
...
And yet even now the situation remained such that it must inevitably be the
Calvinists who would avail themselves of every fresh opportunity , and thereby
the others were sure to be deterred once more . The Calvinists were the bitterest
...
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On the 17th of June following the statues were removed out of all the churches ,
and once again the Religious Peace had led to the exclusive domination of
Calvinism . At Ghent , too , in March 1579 , the Religious Peace which Orange
had ...
On the 17th of June following the statues were removed out of all the churches ,
and once again the Religious Peace had led to the exclusive domination of
Calvinism . At Ghent , too , in March 1579 , the Religious Peace which Orange
had ...
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Serious inroads were already being made on the Dutch - speaking Netherlands .
Parma did not at once continue his attack on Gelderland , but turning round he
first besieged Maastricht . After an obstinate resistance the town was taken , and
...
Serious inroads were already being made on the Dutch - speaking Netherlands .
Parma did not at once continue his attack on Gelderland , but turning round he
first besieged Maastricht . After an obstinate resistance the town was taken , and
...
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PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION | 13 |
excesses 128Lumey and Orange 129Oranges ideal | 15 |
SOURCES OF THE QUOTATIONS 295 | 20 |
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