The Works of William Robertson: History of the reign of the Emperor Charles VW. Sharpe & Son, 1820 |
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... troops or of money which each prince should furnish , were settled ; and if the Emperor did not accept of the proposals which they were jointly to make him , they bound themselves immediately to declare war and to begin hostilities ...
... troops or of money which each prince should furnish , were settled ; and if the Emperor did not accept of the proposals which they were jointly to make him , they bound themselves immediately to declare war and to begin hostilities ...
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... troops . inactive . crowns , to be paid annually to himself and his successors . * THE Pope being unable to fulfil the condi- tions of his capitulation , still remained a prisoner under the severe custody of Alarcon . The Flo- rentines ...
... troops . inactive . crowns , to be paid annually to himself and his successors . * THE Pope being unable to fulfil the condi- tions of his capitulation , still remained a prisoner under the severe custody of Alarcon . The Flo- rentines ...
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... troops who de- spised his dignity , and hated his person , returned to Naples ; soon after the Marquis del Guasto and Moncada thought it prudent to quit Rome for the same reason . The Prince of Orange , a general only in name , and by ...
... troops who de- spised his dignity , and hated his person , returned to Naples ; soon after the Marquis del Guasto and Moncada thought it prudent to quit Rome for the same reason . The Prince of Orange , a general only in name , and by ...
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... troops that he had ever brought into the field continue in a state of in- activity , from which it was impossible to rouse them , * THIS gave the King of France and the Vene- tians leisure to form new schemes and to enter into new ...
... troops that he had ever brought into the field continue in a state of in- activity , from which it was impossible to rouse them , * THIS gave the King of France and the Vene- tians leisure to form new schemes and to enter into new ...
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... troops , without which it was vain to mention to them their leav ing Rome . • NOR was the Pope inactive on his part , or his intrigues unsuccessful towards hastening such a treaty . By flattery and the appearance of un- bounded ...
... troops , without which it was vain to mention to them their leav ing Rome . • NOR was the Pope inactive on his part , or his intrigues unsuccessful towards hastening such a treaty . By flattery and the appearance of un- bounded ...
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advantage affairs alliance ally ambassadors Andrew Doria appeared arms army assembled authority Barbarossa Bellay body BOOK VI BOOK VII Charles church command conduct confederacy confederates council court crown danger declared decree defence diet dignity dominions Doria duchy duchy of Milan Duke Duke of Orleans Duke of Savoy Elector of Saxony Emperor Empire employed endeavoured enemy enterprise Europe favour Ferdinand Fiesco force Francis French King gained garrison Genoa Germany Guasto Guic Henry honour Hungary Imperial Imperialists Italy Jesuits kingdom Landgrave Landgrave of Hesse league less liberty Low Countries Maurice ment Milanese monarch negotiations obliged occasion Pallav Papal party Paul peace peror person Pope Pope's possession princes promises Protestants provinces Ratisbon regard religion rendered Ribier Rome Sandov schemes Seck sion Sleid Smalkalde solicitous Solyman soon spirit success territories thousand Thuan tion towns treaty Trent troops utmost vigour VIII violent zeal