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Pagina 32
... course , Catholic to the core ; but she was likewise rotten to the core . She was a thin and hollow shell - a name of might , but of small mili- tary value . Philip III . was an unworthy descendant of the mighty Charles V. and the ...
... course , Catholic to the core ; but she was likewise rotten to the core . She was a thin and hollow shell - a name of might , but of small mili- tary value . Philip III . was an unworthy descendant of the mighty Charles V. and the ...
Pagina 35
... course , so this host grew daily . There was an eclat about the name of its leader which acted like a magical spell upon the men of war . Adventurers from every race of middle Europe flocked to his standard ; the very species of troops ...
... course , so this host grew daily . There was an eclat about the name of its leader which acted like a magical spell upon the men of war . Adventurers from every race of middle Europe flocked to his standard ; the very species of troops ...
Pagina 36
... courses as surely promoted this design . Di- vided glory and divided spoil were alike odious to him . So he disregarded Ferdinand's plan for the campaign , and man- aged to avoid a junction with Tilly , although imperatively commanded ...
... courses as surely promoted this design . Di- vided glory and divided spoil were alike odious to him . So he disregarded Ferdinand's plan for the campaign , and man- aged to avoid a junction with Tilly , although imperatively commanded ...
Pagina 38
... course of history susceptible of many prima facie upright explanations , is traced through subtle intricacies to some faithless scheme of this persecuted man , is more indicative of the theorizer than the historian , and does more ...
... course of history susceptible of many prima facie upright explanations , is traced through subtle intricacies to some faithless scheme of this persecuted man , is more indicative of the theorizer than the historian , and does more ...
Pagina 40
... course of German history for many years to come . absurd is this ! Yet upon an assumption of its truth Schiller would explain the peaceful retirement of Wallenstein , and ask us to believe him at that very moment a traitor . Had ...
... course of German history for many years to come . absurd is this ! Yet upon an assumption of its truth Schiller would explain the peaceful retirement of Wallenstein , and ask us to believe him at that very moment a traitor . Had ...
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