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quadgram	frequency
the prince of orange	1733
at the same time	1383
on the part of	1342
the king of spain	1139
on the th of	1054
on the other hand	986
at the head of	898
the part of the	773
the states of holland	617
in the hands of	597
in the course of	582
the king of france	531
the hands of the	518
one of the most	515
in regard to the	507
of william the silent	501
in the midst of	495
the end of the	492
the duke of alva	489
in the name of	468
the rest of the	466
the cause of the	422
of the duke of	395
it would have been	394
of the united provinces	390
that he had been	365
the course of the	359
the prince of parma	350
the name of the	343
the duke of parma	332
for the purpose of	329
into the hands of	327
of the prince of	327
of the united netherlands	321
was not to be	321
at the end of	317
of the dutch republic	316
the queen of england	314
that it would be	310
for the sake of	308
the beginning of the	307
for a long time	306
the earl of leicester	285
as well as the	284
so soon as the	284
the history of the	283
of holland and zealand	282
to the king of	282
history of the netherlands	281
which he had been	279
the close of the	277
the house of austria	275
of the king of	273
with regard to the	272
by john lothrop motley	269
to the duke of	266
my lords the states	266
the head of the	260
on the subject of	259
to the prince of	256
of the house of	254
the council of state	253
of the reformed religion	250
in a state of	246
to the cause of	240
as we have seen	238
the sovereignty of the	237
the authority of the	234
there is no doubt	230
on account of the	228
was one of the	224
of holland and zeeland	223
history of the united	222
the head of a	222
that there was no	220
rise of the dutch	219
the man who had	218
in the neighbourhood of	215
on the th august	215
nothing could be more	214
in the history of	212
the duke of savoy	211
the arrival of the	210
from time to time	206
as soon as the	206
a portion of the	206
that the king of	205
it is certain that	204
it was necessary to	203
by the prince of	201
by motley jm v	200
the death of william	200
the th of august	197
the government of the	196
so long as the	194
but it was not	193
as a matter of	190
the condition of the	189
the service of the	189
death of william the	187
the death of the	187
the duke of anjou	186
it would be difficult	185
the result of the	185
in favour of the	184
and that he had	184
king of great britain	183
the midst of the	182
for the first time	182
the king of great	182
the inhabitants of the	182
it was obvious that	181
in which he was	180
the head of his	178
the duke of guise	178
in the eyes of	176
in the matter of	176
of which he was	175
in order that the	175
the news of the	175
and the duke of	174
the power of the	174
william the silent to	174
to make use of	173
that it was not	170
the duke of aerschot	169
in the presence of	169
the manner in which	168
with which he had	168
in the cause of	168
it must be confessed	168
of the sixteenth century	168
the heart of the	167
on the th july	167
it was impossible for	167
that they should be	167
in which he had	167
the subject of the	166
in the service of	166
that he was not	165
page illustrations in colour	164
the rise of the	164
of the states of	162
on the other side	162
it was to be	161
the th of may	161
from the death of	160
the presence of the	160
with the duke of	160
that he should be	159
the time of the	159
the members of the	158
it is difficult to	158
of the council of	156
the character of the	156
did his best to	154
the whole of the	154
of the netherlands was	154
on the ground that	154
states of holland and	154
it was not the	153
the middle of the	153
it is true that	153
the th of july	152
which they had been	151
which had been so	151
don john of austria	151
had so long been	151
with his own hand	150
at the expense of	150
that he had not	149
at the close of	149
that there should be	149
one hundred and fifty	149
of the state council	148
would be difficult to	148
it is probable that	147
the king and the	147
with the prince of	147
to bring about a	147
a matter of course	146
in front of the	146
the silent to the	146
in spite of the	145
silent to the twelve	145
at the very moment	145
at the beginning of	145
on the point of	144
at the time of	144
in the beginning of	144
at the age of	144
the united netherlands from	143
the leaders of the	143
the consent of the	143
united netherlands from the	143
the spirit of the	142
on the same day	142
the eyes of the	142
in the opinion of	142
netherlands from the death	141
the greater part of	141
on the th june	140
the th of april	140
that the king was	139
on his way to	139
the same time the	138
after the death of	138
the states of utrecht	138
with the king of	138
of the golden fleece	138
the departure of the	137
the th of march	137
in the habit of	136
the people of the	136
it would be a	136
is no doubt that	135
the assembly of the	135
and the king of	135
the centre of the	135
in consequence of the	135
could no longer be	135
that it was the	134
there could be no	134
the council of trent	133
the command of the	131
and that it was	131
manner in which the	131
on the one side	131
to the states of	131
towards the end of	131
that he was a	130
the deputies of the	130
the same time he	129
of the catholic religion	129
as soon as possible	129
in the mean time	129
that is to say	128
of spain and the	128
in the days of	128
at the court of	128
seems to have been	128
on the th september	128
to which he had	127
end of the year	127
a large number of	127
the opinion of the	127
had been sent to	126
in the power of	126
and the prince of	125
in the face of	125
to the house of	125
upon the th of	124
it was impossible to	124
that he had never	124
the duke of mayenne	124
in the middle of	124
the execution of the	124
of the king and	123
the states of the	123
there had been a	122
in the church of	122
and on the th	122
if he had been	122
by the duke of	122
the defence of the	122
as one of the	122
the interests of the	121
the object of the	121
on the st of	121
that he did not	121
in accordance with the	121
at the same moment	120
that there was a	120
in the case of	120
he was about to	120
the fate of the	120
before the end of	120
that the king had	119
which he had so	119
and the rest of	119
assembly of the states	119
the expense of the	118
close of the year	117
the th of june	117
on the night of	117
a member of the	116
the night of the	116
the progress of the	116
must be confessed that	116
that they had been	116
put an end to	116
was to be made	115
of the whole country	115
in the time of	115
prince of orange and	115
at the hands of	114
of the french king	114
was supposed to be	114
on the th october	113
in favor of the	113
was not likely to	113
on the following day	113
if they had been	113
as soon as he	112
were not to be	112
since the death of	112
the influence of the	112
it was too late	112
the king of england	112
the maintenance of the	112
to be found in	111
of one of the	111
as if they were	111
that it should be	111
in the centre of	110
from the king of	110
in behalf of the	110
it was agreed that	109
while at the same	109
the exercise of the	109
sovereignty of the provinces	109
it was natural that	109
a part of the	108
to which he was	108
of the states to	108
of john of barneveld	108
out of the question	107
the th of october	107
at the mercy of	107
the side of the	107
he had not been	106
the foundation of the	106
in the sixteenth century	106
that the prince of	105
lost no time in	105
he was ready to	105
that it was a	104
the policy of the	104
by the states of	104
had a right to	104
a few days later	104
had been able to	104
in holland and zeeland	103
the affairs of the	103
he was willing to	103
the edge of the	103
prince of orange was	102
as if he had	102
that the duke of	102
civil and religious liberty	102
in holland and zealand	101
the protection of the	101
the church of st	101
of the treaty of	101
of the th of	100
was a man of	100
the prince and the	100
in the month of	100
if it had been	100
to him by the	100
by the king of	99
it was not a	99
which it had been	99
the territory of the	99
it would be better	99
on the side of	99
and at the same	99
at once to the	99
had not yet been	99
the hand of the	98
the details of the	98
is said to have	98
and it was not	97
which he was to	97
it was difficult to	97
had no intention of	97
as if they had	97
it would be impossible	97
of all the netherlands	97
it had been the	97
the king and his	96
the death of his	96
impossible for him to	96
the secretary of state	96
the independence of the	96
by the middle of	96
the nature of the	96
the princes of the	96
the hotel de ville	96
prince of orange had	95
that he had no	95
the existence of the	95
it was necessary for	95
for the most part	95
no doubt that the	95
a letter to the	94
expressed the opinion that	94
at the moment when	94
in his power to	94
so long as he	94
knights of the fleece	94
the very moment when	94
the destruction of the	94
and that he would	94
of which he had	94
to the relief of	94
as if it were	94
under the command of	94
the walls of the	94
it was thought that	94
in a letter to	94
on the th may	93
in place of the	93
in possession of the	93
the other side of	93
the conclusion of the	93
in order to make	93
and that he was	93
in the united provinces	93
that it had been	93
of the united states	93
the army of the	93
that the states should	93
he wrote to the	92
it will be seen	92
there would be no	92
king of spain and	92
the possession of the	92
he was obliged to	92
doubt as to the	91
the commencement of the	91
a short list of	91
the bishop of arras	91
was likely to be	91
of the man who	91
the pacification of ghent	91
that the king should	90
to return to the	90
king of the romans	90
over and over again	90
had been obliged to	90
in the direction of	90
john lothrop motley history	90
in order that he	90
in the way of	90
the terms of the	90
in the shape of	90
had it not been	90
of charles the fifth	90
other side of the	90
out of the country	90
was obvious that the	89
in the words of	89
the roman catholic religion	89
on the death of	89
the cause of freedom	89
to take possession of	89
was not the man	89
not the man to	89
by land and sea	89
was soon to be	89
by the end of	89
at that very moment	89
it would be necessary	88
the order of the	88
it was in the	88
a good deal of	88
the th of february	88
the th of september	88
and that it would	88
as much as possible	88
which was to be	88
that he would not	88
as far as the	88
the remainder of the	88
the estates of holland	88
by word of mouth	88
of the provinces to	88
short list of bookmarks	87
there is a short	87
which had so long	87
in which they were	87
end of the file	87
before making an entire	87
that he might be	87
had come to the	87
of the file for	87
who may wish to	87
that it was impossible	87
was to be the	87
those who may wish	87
for those who may	87
he had been a	87
ideas before making an	87
an entire meal of	87
of the queen of	87
the file for those	87
file for those who	87
making an entire meal	87
to the end of	87
to the church of	87
wish to sample the	87
it was not to	87
may wish to sample	87
is a short list	87
entire meal of them	87
of france and england	87
the success of the	86
it may be supposed	86
of civil and religious	86
for the cause of	86
on the th april	86
the conduct of the	85
that the queen was	85
the most christian king	85
the life of the	85
a quarter of a	85
the king and queen	85
for the states to	84
in the possession of	84
night of the th	84
the matter of religion	84
is certain that the	84
in which they had	84
at the feet of	84
that the queen had	83
as they had been	83
the banks of the	83
is not to be	83
the hands of his	83
he had been sent	83
was to be done	83
order that he might	83
to the effect that	83
this ebook was produced	82
provinces of holland and	82
on the nd of	82
the early days of	82
in the interest of	82
on the rd of	82
the assistance of the	82
was produced by david	82
life and death of	82
produced by david widger	82
the morning of the	82
that the prince was	82
and that of the	82
ebook was produced by	82
was known to be	82
the prince had been	82
the duke of bouillon	82
the position of the	81
he was a man	81
the liberty of the	81
he was to be	81
to the number of	81
that he could not	81
there was to be	81
in the city of	81
it could not be	81
motley history united netherlands	81
that it might be	81
he protested that he	81
it was not until	81
would not have been	81
lothrop motley history united	81
the estates of the	80
was destined to be	80
in the autumn of	80
the prince of bearne	80
in the spring of	80
consent of the states	80
the cause of his	80
it was certain that	80
the matter of the	80
of the obedient provinces	80
of the prince and	80
to treat with the	80
it is to be	80
in honour of the	80
take possession of the	80
to carry out the	80
on the morning of	79
at the french court	79
was now to be	79
illustrations in colour by	79
the fury of the	79
the bottom of the	79
to the reformed religion	79
the key to the	79
of the country and	79
the author of the	79
death of john of	78
as he had been	78
for the last time	78
to be able to	78
quarter of a century	78
be found in the	78
the dutch republic by	78
at about the same	78
of william of orange	78
to submit to the	78
was to be a	78
between france and spain	78
may be supposed that	78
the th of november	78
addressed a letter to	78
out of which the	78
said to have been	78
to take the field	77
a few days afterwards	77
by david widger note	77
put to the sword	77
could be no doubt	77
the last day of	77
to take advantage of	77
the king of navarre	77
the very heart of	77
of the republic and	77
be no doubt that	77
the prince of conde	77
we have seen that	77
the duchess of parma	77
by order of the	76
there was but one	76
the intention of the	76
an end to the	76
with a force of	76
in the early days	76
would have been difficult	76
which he had received	76
that he should have	76
the king had been	76
to the council of	75
from day to day	75
on account of his	75
the welfare of the	75
the knights of the	75
there had been no	75
had been so long	75
had been one of	75
under the name of	75
the use of the	75
the provinces of holland	74
a large portion of	74
of the reformed church	74
early in the year	74
it would not be	74
of all the provinces	74
the laws of the	74
dutch republic by john	74
it must be admitted	74
the th of january	74
and one of the	74
of the netherlands to	73
do his best to	73
the union of utrecht	73
was at that moment	73
with all the world	73
the mouth of the	73
there can be no	73
in the hope of	73
he had received from	73
so far as the	73
been one of the	73
on the ground of	73
by reason of the	73
he would have been	73
would be obliged to	73
it was in vain	73
by which it was	73
the governor of the	73
were not likely to	73
of the low countries	72
on the th february	72
the heads of the	72
the church of saint	72
of the city of	72
doing his best to	72
in the hour of	72
in the heart of	72
to the king and	72
on the last day	71
to all the world	71
as he had done	71
they were to be	71
had been in the	71
king of spain was	71
a few weeks later	71
the safety of the	71
as that of the	71
the supremacy of the	71
that the king would	71
it is necessary to	71
republic by john lothrop	71
for the benefit of	71
the decision of the	71
one of the great	71
the control of the	71
to whom he had	70
the whole population of	70
for it but to	70
and death of john	70
replied that he had	70
in one of the	70
with which he was	70
the wrath of the	70
knew very well that	70
he was one of	70
there was not a	70
the envoys of the	70
a copy of the	70
of the new religion	70
of the netherlands were	70
it could hardly be	70
he was destined to	70
had at last been	70
of the spanish king	70
in the streets of	69
it was inevitable that	69
as well as he	69
of charles the bold	69
part of the states	69
a day or two	69
so soon as he	69
it was said that	69
between himself and the	69
himself at the head	69
which were to be	69
at a later period	69
for the relief of	69
the face of the	69
a great deal of	69
of the netherlands and	69
to raise the siege	69
but there was no	69
the name of his	69
up and down the	69
the house of burgundy	69
is one of the	69
early in the spring	69
the life and death	69
would be able to	68
the interest of the	68
by which he was	68
the treaty of xanten	68
in the place of	68
of the obedient netherlands	68
of the spanish troops	68
towards the close of	68
the absence of the	68
of the seventeenth century	68
at the commencement of	68
in order that they	68
for a few days	68
it was possible to	68
a special mission to	68
and that he should	68
to do his best	68
for the use of	68
for the good of	68
of the ancient church	68
the sake of the	68
and it would be	68
in obedience to the	68
the proceedings of the	67
to confer with the	67
and there was a	67
in spite of all	67
had no right to	67
as to make it	67
he was determined to	67
the confidence of the	67
it may well be	67
beginning of the year	67
the loss of the	67
the action of the	66
the representatives of the	66
the truth of the	66
to the authority of	66
would have been better	66
it is not necessary	66
members of the states	66
of orange and the	66
and that there was	66
the house of nassau	66
the course of events	66
was the result of	66
would have been more	66
made up his mind	66
was said to have	66
it was arranged that	66
the wishes of the	66
set fire to the	66
to take up arms	66
and that they were	66
to the throne of	66
of the following year	66
with the exception of	66
it will be remembered	65
more than one occasion	65
authority of the states	65
the necessity of the	65
is probable that the	65
that it was necessary	65
greater part of the	65
william of orange was	65
it not been for	65
the states and the	65
the queen and the	65
by the hand of	65
had the right to	65
his way to the	65
at the house of	65
during the period of	65
at the bottom of	65
he did his best	64
the good of the	64
the duke of lerma	64
to which they were	64
the fact that the	64
that he was the	64
if he had not	64
a letter from the	64
all the inhabitants of	64
there should be no	64
the important city of	64
my lord of leicester	64
on the occasion of	64
civil war in france	64
the letter of the	64
for it was not	64
the publication of the	64
without the consent of	64
that they would be	64
that they were not	64
the counts of flanders	64
that the man who	64
there was a great	64
the part of his	64
in the open field	64
would have been a	64
the issue of the	63
the establishment of the	63
he had no intention	63
the course of which	63
the forces of the	63
the rights of the	63
was in the hands	63
the th of december	63
to which they had	63
was on the point	63
hundred and fifty thousand	63
nothing for it but	63
had an interview with	63
in the form of	63
should be made to	63
him that he was	63
to carry on the	63
was impossible for him	63
expressed the hope that	63
in presence of the	63
the place of the	63
the same time it	63
the possibility of a	63
that he would have	62
it would be well	62
it was not surprising	62
was in a state	62
the kings of france	62
during the whole of	62
to believe that the	62
he had so long	62
with the rest of	62
to give up the	62
the course of a	62
to provide for the	62
on the evening of	62
the very name of	62
make use of the	62
to leave the country	62
in the government of	62
was to be expected	62
was by no means	62
the province of holland	62
made his appearance in	62
in the house of	62
can be no doubt	61
the names of the	61
church of notre dame	61
the constitution of the	61
there was no doubt	61
the freedom of the	61
which might have been	61
war was the normal	61
to a certain extent	61
to the rescue of	61
on more than one	61
the passage of the	61
the peace of the	61
on the basis of	60
the city had been	60
of a man who	60
in advance of his	60
in the same way	60
that his majesty would	60
the hands of spain	60
time was to show	60
it is impossible to	60
as if it had	60
at a later day	60
the attention of the	60
to say that the	60
it might have been	60
in order not to	60
the work of the	60
of the netherlands had	60
count john of nassau	60
in the hearts of	60
of spain and italy	60
in opposition to the	60
it has been seen	60
two centuries and a	60
of the possessory princes	60
and all the other	60
for which he had	60
in the summer of	60
the midst of a	60
the most catholic king	60
the conquest of england	60
at a time when	60
under the protection of	60
centuries and a half	60
it was the intention	60
by the death of	59
of the bishop of	59
placed in the hands	59
the aid of the	59
became more and more	59
that he would be	59
through the streets of	59
of the church of	59
at a moment when	59
the withdrawal of the	59
the power of spain	59
had been made by	59
the french and english	59
by force of arms	59
the chief of the	59
drawn up by the	59
their way to the	59
with a view of	59
it was not till	59
under the influence of	59
the fortunes of the	59
on the th january	59
the cause of liberty	58
the son of the	58
the holy roman empire	58
out of the netherlands	58
that he would rather	58
the men who had	58
we have seen the	58
on their way to	58
the interests of his	58
it was impossible that	58
where he had been	58
that he would never	58
of the roman catholic	58
of the republic was	58
had been done by	58
against the king of	58
that the duke was	58
since the days of	58
he did not know	58
the body of the	58
to him that he	58
the ground that the	58
a meeting of the	58
letter to the states	58
the knowledge of the	58
in the netherlands was	58
to the crown of	58
the neighbourhood of the	58
morning of the th	58
the same time a	58
to the sovereignty of	58
on the th march	58
the will of the	58
prince of the blood	58
under the guidance of	57
from the hands of	57
about the same time	57
on the banks of	57
the day of the	57
of the necessity of	57
an interview with the	57
the man who was	57
king of spain to	57
had done his best	57
the court of the	57
to come to the	57
in addition to the	57
necessary for him to	57
of the besieging army	57
the same time to	57
the east india company	57
the th of the	57
of the most important	57
the invasion of england	57
with the assistance of	57
it is superfluous to	57
the middle of july	57
whole population of the	57
the house of the	57
to take part in	57
between the states and	57
the whole course of	57
it was better to	56
on the field of	56
the whole body of	56
was the cause of	56
protested that he would	56
the champion of the	56
of the country was	56
on behalf of the	56
the king of the	56
would have been the	56
wrote to the king	56
doing their best to	56
john lothrop motley chapter	56
manner in which he	56
that the republic was	56
was in the habit	56
that the prince had	56
that the prince should	56
by whom he was	56
the coast of spain	56
in a few minutes	56
to that of the	56
of the english government	56
that the prince would	56
the inquisition and the	56
of the ghent treaty	56
as well as by	56
he was able to	56
the relief of the	56
the early part of	56
we have seen how	56
was the intention of	56
that they might be	56
of the states and	56
over and above the	56
as it had been	55
protestant princes of germany	55
the grace of god	55
of the provinces and	55
the siege of ostend	55
in order to prevent	55
out of the city	55
the right bank of	55
as well as his	55
according to his own	55
the intentions of the	55
to be dealt with	55
on the th december	55
the occasion of the	55
the blood of the	55
at the death of	55
the story of the	55
the city and the	55
the church of rome	55
and that the king	55
out of his own	55
the result of his	55
he knew that the	55
of flanders and brabant	55
that there was nothing	55
the words of the	55
in which it was	55
in order to be	55
in case of a	55
the hope that the	55
deputies of the states	54
at the siege of	54
a great number of	54
the days of the	54
from first to last	54
face to face with	54
there would have been	54
of the spanish government	54
which could not be	54
for the maintenance of	54
of the privy council	54
the minds of the	54
the battle of the	54
in spite of his	54
that there had been	54
people of the netherlands	54
armed to the teeth	54
of the spanish army	54
would be necessary to	54
was a matter of	54
a view of the	54
that the states had	54
the foundation of a	54
with each other in	54
to the laws of	54
more than a hundred	54
the last drop of	54
government of the provinces	54
the termination of the	54
it was a matter	54
to be one of	54
as long as the	53
of which they had	53
laid down their lives	53
was on his way	53
to the exclusion of	53
on the very day	53
the th and th	53
of those who had	53
in a few hours	53
of the catholic party	53
it was necessary that	53
beggars of the sea	53
that there would be	53
he was disposed to	53
with the aid of	53
in order to save	53
the dignity of the	53
might have been the	53
to put an end	53
hands of the enemy	53
the elector of saxony	53
son of william the	53
by those who had	53
between the two countries	53
the ranks of the	53
members of the council	53
the mercy of the	53
in the first place	53
and that they had	53
in conjunction with the	53
the crown of france	53
from the lips of	53
between the king and	53
but he was not	53
in the following year	53
what was to be	53
after the battle of	53
it was not probable	53
of the states general	53
in the netherlands and	52
was most anxious to	52
the part of spain	52
that they had no	52
to relieve the city	52
they had at last	52
be confessed that the	52
the united provinces were	52
the designs of the	52
worship god according to	52
those of the reformed	52
king of spain would	52
which had been the	52
which he had not	52
with his own hands	52
to the queen of	52
on the edge of	52
with those of the	52
with a view to	52
inhabitants of the netherlands	52
at that moment to	52
the west india company	52
the value of the	52
by means of the	52
of the prince to	52
it was well known	52
a man who had	52
to join in the	52
there had been much	52
which had been made	52
it is very certain	52
the other hand the	52
and the states of	52
but he did not	52
not been for the	52
after the lapse of	52
the english and the	52
no doubt whatever that	52
that she had been	52
the direction of the	52
he had come to	52
so that it was	52
had been going on	52
laws of the land	52
in the mind of	52
was supposed to have	52
the elector of brandenburg	52
the most important of	52
and it was the	52
made by the prince	52
the hollanders and zeelanders	52
than that of the	52
in the absence of	52
to obtain possession of	52
of the holy league	52
the rest of his	52
in case of the	52
name of the states	51
be placed in the	51
could not have been	51
of the emperor charles	51
the period of the	51
all the details of	51
an equal number of	51
the university of leyden	51
in the council of	51
of england and the	51
as soon as they	51
of the other provinces	51
from the beginning of	51
with the loss of	51
to the interests of	51
information as to the	51
to the united provinces	51
to the amount of	51
before the arrival of	51
was thought to be	51
general of the netherlands	51
he was received with	51
in order to obtain	51
king of spain had	51
of egmont and horn	51
to the highest bidder	50
at the foot of	50
the foot of the	50
he was accused of	50
part of the king	50
the expenses of the	50
he had been the	50
which the prince had	50
be supposed that the	50
it his duty to	50
on the eve of	50
that the states of	50
but at the same	50
with the consent of	50
had been made to	50
he had been so	50
each other in the	50
the advice of the	50
of the fifteenth century	50
to believe in the	50
the church of notre	50
on pain of death	50
fell into the hands	50
to be rid of	50
on the following morning	50
one of the chief	50
it is needless to	50
it was known that	50
the efforts of the	50
a visit to the	50
to be in the	50
by the states to	50
have been able to	50
to the government of	50
for the prince of	50
for the preservation of	50
it was evident that	50
at any moment to	50
the importance of the	50
which they had so	50
was about to be	50
on the day of	49
come down to us	49
and with it the	49
the orders of the	49
governor of the place	49
in defence of the	49
to participate in the	49
that the states would	49
the administration of the	49
and there was no	49
was certain that the	49
without the knowledge of	49
the hands of a	49
the age of twenty	49
the east and west	49
the time of his	49
the misery of the	49
as to the course	49
the leader of the	49
well as he could	49
the property of the	49
provinces of the netherlands	49
so long as they	49
which she had been	49
illustrations in colour painted	49
had been sent by	49
of the preceding year	49
maurice and the states	49
been the result of	49
the pope and the	49
so soon as they	49
of war and peace	49
is not necessary to	49
some of the most	49
in the condition of	49
it was to the	49
it was supposed that	49
he then proceeded to	49
the character of a	49
the fall of antwerp	49
and those of the	49
but there was a	49
the very existence of	49
the prince of wales	49
exercise of the roman	49
is no doubt whatever	49
be one of the	49
of god and the	49
the united states of	49
the country and the	49
the normal condition of	49
in time of peace	49
condition of the country	49
of france and the	49
he wrote to philip	49
the court of france	49
at the moment of	49
by the king to	49
the results of the	49
the scene of action	49
the downfall of the	49
not one of the	49
the mass of the	49
the emperor and the	48
letter to the king	48
large a portion of	48
a certain number of	48
her majesty and the	48
the hearts of the	48
of the civil authority	48
the disposition of the	48
the ministers of the	48
the prince of neuburg	48
before it should be	48
in the affairs of	48
were likely to be	48
is very certain that	48
be put to death	48
as it was possible	48
was the object of	48
made by the states	48
order that they might	48
to listen to the	48
man who had been	48
exercise of the reformed	48
the duke of alencon	48
every part of the	48
from the prince of	48
but it was the	48
marshal of the camp	48
for the duke of	48
to the earl of	48
at that moment in	48
it was difficult for	48
of the republic to	48
they had not been	48
the deed was done	48
he was not the	48
the waters of the	48
the approach of the	48
necessary to make a	48
that he had ever	48
take advantage of the	48
to have been the	48
to think of the	48
for more than a	48
parts of the country	48
more than a year	48
as well as in	48
and three thousand horse	48
as well as to	48
the protestant princes of	48
this was the first	48
he had ever been	48
and that of his	48
his appearance in the	48
was to have been	48
of the counts of	48
spain and the archdukes	48
england and the netherlands	48
to be placed in	47
by the treaty of	47
of the netherlands is	47
it was for the	47
the remainder of his	47
on the coast of	47
that there were no	47
as if he were	47
which we are now	47
the friendship of the	47
king of france was	47
the republic of the	47
the capture of the	47
were supposed to be	47
in the assembly of	47
will be remembered that	47
during the absence of	47
of the holy blood	47
it had not been	47
the outbreak of the	47
he had been in	47
when the news of	47
to the service of	47
on the th november	47
in the reign of	47
is true that the	47
had taken possession of	47
into the heart of	47
for the arrival of	47
the language of the	47
in his letters to	47
he seems to have	47
to the fact that	47
the life of grotius	47
with which it was	47
at the same period	47
so long as it	47
that he had received	47
he was supposed to	47
of the late king	47
the marriage of the	47
it had been decided	46
of holland and the	46
as the result of	46
in the possibility of	46
right bank of the	46
in consequence of this	46
the continuance of the	46
part of the country	46
regent of the netherlands	46
been the cause of	46
of the middle ages	46
at the request of	46
of the french court	46
order of the golden	46
a great part of	46
whom he had been	46
of charles the good	46
which had just been	46
but it was a	46
the aspect of the	46
he would have no	46
the man whom he	46
swore that he would	46
the bosom of the	46
and the united provinces	46
the benefit of the	46
spirit of the age	46
king and his ministers	46
the city of utrecht	46
and privileges of the	46
the support of the	46
the presentation of the	46
the appointment of a	46
of the manner in	46
the throne of france	46
made use of the	46
been sent to the	46
the best part of	46
but there is no	46
after the arrival of	46
of the queen and	46
a man who was	46
the first of the	46
the chiefs of the	46
and there were many	46
a majority of the	46
they were obliged to	45
three or four hundred	45
there was hardly a	45
the claims of the	45
to the catholic religion	45
to deal with the	45
the provinces to the	45
of those who were	45
that they could not	45
know very well that	45
was not probable that	45
to cut off the	45
of the archbishop of	45
the door of the	45
a few years before	45
not only of the	45
the prosperity of the	45
of the great war	45
on the opposite side	45
than he had ever	45
before the eyes of	45
in the low countries	45
was not surprising that	45
for the death of	45
the soldiers of the	45
for the defence of	45
the insolence of the	45
in favour of peace	45
was one day to	45
the keys of the	45
so long and so	45
not to be expected	45
in the minds of	45
leading members of the	45
and who had been	45
the peace of passau	45
as well as of	45
which they were to	45
of a hundred and	45
to the disadvantage of	45
to be governed by	45
in the neighborhood of	45
in the person of	45
the end of his	45
in a few days	45
out of the town	45
the latter part of	45
he wrote to his	45
thought it necessary to	45
of the th august	45
in his own name	45
it so happened that	45
we have already seen	45
was the opinion of	45
to have been a	45
government of the netherlands	45
there is no man	45
to accept the sovereignty	44
to the scene of	44
kings of france and	44
since the beginning of	44
at the disposal of	44
of the cautionary towns	44
hands of the spaniards	44
upon the prince of	44
the population of the	44
the commander of the	44
the admiral of arragon	44
all in his power	44
his most catholic majesty	44
had made up his	44
upon the necessity of	44
the advocate and the	44
the founder of the	44
carry on the war	44
the cause of protestantism	44
duke of alva and	44
he felt that the	44
he had sworn to	44
with the help of	44
the provinces had been	44
txt history united netherlands	44
of opinion that the	44
not been able to	44
come to the netherlands	44
that my lords the	44
which he had himself	44
which would have been	44
france and the netherlands	44
there was a strong	44
the destiny of the	44
of the spaniards and	44
the very face of	44
of the thirteenth century	44
drawn up in battle	44
a few days before	44
was it strange that	44
the prince of anhalt	44
the catholic religion and	44
a hundred and fifty	44
the treaty of truce	44
of the states in	44
of the walloon provinces	44
thousand foot and two	44
the cause of religious	44
what was called the	44
it was understood that	44
exercise of the catholic	44
took possession of the	44
he had been obliged	44
the state of the	44
at the gates of	44
the capital of the	44
it is now necessary	44
which was soon to	44
in england and holland	44
foot and two thousand	44
of the province of	44
with whom he was	44
as chief of the	44
when it is remembered	44
to the court of	44
two hundred and fifty	44
of the ghent pacification	44
in order to give	44
in the art of	44
england was to be	44
on his return to	44
position in which he	44
by the living god	44
large portion of the	44
the gates of the	44
the entrance of the	44
had nothing for it	44
for the protection of	44
it was desirable to	44
all that was left	44
his cousin lewis william	44
the princess of conde	44
in the same manner	43
a portion of his	43
by which he had	43
i am ready to	43
it was the last	43
of the states was	43
of the christian religion	43
was impossible for the	43
in the province of	43
that there is no	43
to believe that he	43
a time at least	43
he had so recently	43
by whom they were	43
the netherlands had been	43
fallen into the hands	43
with an army of	43
the dukes of burgundy	43
to the high chancellor	43
if it were not	43
those who had been	43
would be impossible to	43
he was the most	43
he knew how to	43
the representative of the	43
the preservation of the	43
general of the united	43
for a time at	43
had been placed in	43
at the present day	43
which he was so	43
should be allowed to	43
side by side with	43
the privileges of the	43
by the hands of	43
if there had been	43
and as to the	43
to confer with him	43
the dominion of the	43
be made to the	43
the form of a	43
he had done his	43
of philip the second	43
of the dukes of	43
it would be an	43
so far as to	42
of the land and	42
the eyes of all	42
in any part of	42
it is possible that	42
that he should not	42
was the work of	42
policy of the government	42
to go to the	42
that the states were	42
which had taken place	42
in the middle ages	42
more than two hundred	42
of the most powerful	42
with which we are	42
of orange and his	42
between the republic and	42
to the whole world	42
after the departure of	42
side of the river	42
the eloquence of the	42
in person to the	42
were in the hands	42
in the state council	42
at the command of	42
were destined to be	42
to the king as	42
the subject of his	42
it was not so	42
princes of the blood	42
other members of the	42
not one of them	42
could have been more	42
at the english court	42
to do battle with	42
he was in the	42
of some of the	42
was informed that the	42
of the new bishoprics	42
he knew to be	42
continuance of the war	42
the cities of holland	42
it must be remembered	42
the magistrates of the	42
the sentiments of the	42
for the security of	42
the siege of antwerp	42
in a very few	42
one of the two	42
see the life of	42
who had so long	42
the courage of the	42
in that age of	42
it was not possible	42
the letters of the	42
by the aid of	42
the result of this	42
the coast of flanders	42
while on the other	42
he was unable to	42
on the road to	42
that there might be	42
and of all the	41
it was determined to	41
as to the result	41
seemed to have been	41
they had come to	41
of his majesty and	41
to the treaty of	41
a little more than	41
the states of brabant	41
very well that the	41
in his own language	41
in the highest degree	41
he was wont to	41
the synod of dort	41
he was not to	41
to be satisfied with	41
it was decided that	41
arrived on the th	41
to bring about the	41
it is said that	41
done his best to	41
same time it was	41
it was time for	41
an account of the	41
that he was about	41
on the one hand	41
at the side of	41
and that they should	41
it was determined that	41
the effect of the	41
there was even a	41
the commandant of the	41
that there could be	41
his share in the	41
so far as he	41
but it was impossible	41
this was not the	41
prince of orange in	41
any part of the	41
early in the morning	41
the causes of the	41
understood the art of	41
the treaty of peace	41
which he had just	41
fall into the hands	41
the city at the	41
for liberty of conscience	41
would be better to	41
at the village of	41
on the subject to	41
the opening of the	41
from all parts of	41
in regard to his	41
the powers of the	41
he was to make	41
might as well have	41
under the dominion of	41
in order to bring	41
to the character of	41
quite out of the	41
a small number of	41
was of opinion that	41
in the estimation of	41
had been unable to	41
must be admitted that	41
all the rest of	41
through a series of	41
to do with the	41
was the normal condition	41
soil of the netherlands	41
him that he had	41
of the spanish party	41
the sake of his	41
in the path of	41
of peace and war	41
no doubt that he	41
the states for the	41
so much for the	41
it was as if	40
of those who have	40
frederic van den berg	40
for the king to	40
carrying on the war	40
the affair of the	40
action of the states	40
early part of the	40
crescents in their caps	40
the payment of the	40
for the safety of	40
to see the end	40
there was no hope	40
did the work of	40
to the care of	40
god according to the	40
the french king was	40
in the very face	40
the reduction of the	40
is now necessary to	40
the united provinces was	40
at the last moment	40
of the siege of	40
and he was now	40
he had been able	40
could not fail to	40
states of the netherlands	40
of a portion of	40
was thought that the	40
the condition of affairs	40
the queen and her	40
the discovery of the	40
i know very well	40
be made in the	40
the marquis of havre	40
when at last the	40
idea of religious freedom	40
of spain and portugal	40
the opinion that the	40
of the provinces with	40
the one side and	40
for which he was	40
after it had been	40
the prince was not	40
there is not a	40
that her majesty was	40
that his majesty was	40
to leave the city	40
by the earl of	40
was sent to the	40
as he did so	40
in the hand of	40
of the roman religion	40
to offer the sovereignty	40
envoy at the hague	40
so far as regarded	40
of the holy inquisition	40
as has been seen	40
it was not unnatural	40
that the country was	40
in command of the	40
of orange had been	40
between lutherans and calvinists	40
he spoke of the	40
with the spirit of	40
than those of the	40
of the great nobles	40
the house of a	40
one hundred thousand crowns	40
and the fate of	40
and two thousand horse	40
drop of his blood	40
in pursuit of the	40
was at the same	40
a matter of fact	40
king of france had	40
in regard to this	40
before the close of	40
in this world and	40
to those of the	40
the spanish and italian	40
the arms of the	40
was received with great	40
which he was now	40
the whole of his	40
four hundred thousand florins	40
was ever ready to	40
for a brief period	40
the officers of the	40
the states of each	40
to leave the land	40
he had always been	40
peril of his life	40
princes of the empire	40
if the king of	40
to retire from the	40
the religion of the	39
might have been expected	39
assured him that the	39
with that of the	39
had ceased to be	39
writes to his brother	39
it was one of	39
with whom he had	39
to be put to	39
to be expected that	39
all those who had	39
in the hope that	39
the arrest of the	39
and consent of the	39
where he was received	39
so great was the	39
so far as it	39
the cause of their	39
to the gates of	39
by him to the	39
in their power to	39
letters to the king	39
to come to a	39
the jealousy of the	39
to be wondered at	39
that they should have	39
one of the greatest	39
come to an end	39
to the satisfaction of	39
in one of his	39
of the truth of	39
with fire and sword	39
by the council of	39
at a period when	39
of the order of	39
found it difficult to	39
make himself master of	39
a prince of the	39
to him in the	39
he knew very well	39
it was on the	39
the restoration of the	39
he was not a	39
of the estates of	39
the necessities of the	39
as early as the	39
that it was his	39
the strength of the	39
it will be necessary	39
in a country where	39
whom he had so	39
the spanish ambassador in	39
the request of the	39
of the earl of	39
for the love of	39
been made by the	39
in a private letter	39
on the necessity of	39
with the daughter of	39
not likely to be	39
the whole force of	39
the honours of war	39
the honour of the	38
the death of henry	38
to treat with them	38
the island of walcheren	38
made no secret of	38
the king that the	38
the princess of orange	38
the english and dutch	38
and in order to	38
audience of the king	38
had been brought to	38
the convocation of the	38
to one of the	38
by the advice of	38
he had written to	38
the best of his	38
the daughter of the	38
prince of orange to	38
was made by the	38
soon as he had	38
the course of this	38
from the time of	38
that the king and	38
be laid before the	38
a few years later	38
the number of the	38
but he had not	38
from the hand of	38
on account of their	38
by sea and land	38
with which they had	38
the majority of the	38
of england and france	38
the agents of the	38
placed in his hands	38
by a majority of	38
for the king of	38
which was destined to	38
they had been sent	38
in the language of	38
of the death of	38
the glory of god	38
of the history of	38
take part in the	38
protested that he had	38
in view of the	38
the top of the	38
the king in the	38
not strong enough to	38
to the intentions of	38
it seemed probable that	38
he was forced to	38
eldest son of the	38
himself master of the	38
it would seem that	38
a private letter to	38
the edicts and the	38
and on the other	38
it was time to	38
through the agency of	38
the city of brussels	38
that the name of	38
course of a few	38
was necessary for the	38
the case of the	38
every one of the	38
death of his father	38
the women and children	38
it was possible for	38
hour and a half	38
becoming more and more	38
were known to be	38
had been allowed to	38
would be necessary for	38
of the two great	38
and of his own	38
the authorities of the	38
within the walls of	38
between him and the	38
almost as soon as	38
in the same year	38
the armies of the	38
to the heart of	38
assured the king that	37
the camp of the	37
that they should not	37
the prince of chimay	37
of the holy roman	37
were now to be	37
seem to have been	37
the republic had been	37
to the place of	37
by means of which	37
while the rest of	37
it had now become	37
on the right bank	37
which the fate of	37
by means of his	37
to the king that	37
it was not for	37
in the netherlands were	37
he was at the	37
at the peril of	37
was at liberty to	37
it did not seem	37
of the seven provinces	37
margaret of parma was	37
in which she had	37
that the time had	37
were to be put	37
not prevent him from	37
the best means of	37
their opposition to the	37
declared that he would	37
they were not to	37
a large proportion of	37
to the camp of	37
and all the world	37
at the battle of	37
of the dutch commonwealth	37
one or the other	37
the chapel of the	37
to make war upon	37
had returned to the	37
of the roman church	37
which the king and	37
the epoch of the	37
stated that he had	37
the interior of the	37
the security of the	37
holland and zealand were	37
prince maurice of nassau	37
the deputies from the	37
it had been a	37
it was no wonder	37
the friends of the	37
of fidelity to the	37
felt it his duty	37
that the object of	37
if it were possible	37
the prince and princess	37
the resistance of the	37
no doubt as to	37
duke of alva was	37
was not disposed to	37
ought not to be	37
public exercise of the	37
convocation of the states	37
by the side of	37
the crown of england	37
of the north sea	37
that they were to	37
in colour painted by	37
this was to be	37
which he was engaged	37
before the states of	37
it may be doubted	37
it should never be	37
him that he would	37
to carry out his	37
at an earlier day	37
as could be expected	37
the basis of the	37
man whom he had	37
to be derived from	37
william the silent had	37
but there was one	37
and of the states	37
which he had made	37
they had so long	37
according to which the	37
of the french monarch	37
equal to that of	37
to be done in	37
it was not an	37
as well as all	37
of the knights of	37
at his own expense	37
were appointed by the	37
be seen in the	37
the art of war	37
he was to receive	37
was placed in the	37
of the emperor and	37
the emperor charles v	37
the death of orange	37
his majesty and the	37
the purity of his	37
informed the king that	37
on the throne of	37
it was believed that	36
of the previous year	36
for his own benefit	36
that her majesty would	36
a peace with spain	36
had been the result	36
have been difficult for	36
for the liberty of	36
and movements of the	36
upon the house of	36
taken possession of the	36
on condition that the	36
put a stop to	36
he was informed that	36
of the king to	36
there could be little	36
observed that it was	36
thousand foot and three	36
of the hotel de	36
more than a match	36
the primary causes and	36
a continuance of the	36
found himself at the	36
foot and three thousand	36
the provinces and to	36
the states were not	36
powers of the earth	36
the margin of the	36
to my lords the	36
in times of civil	36
the offer of the	36
the leading members of	36
to the people of	36
to the dominion of	36
weary of the war	36
the effect that the	36
natural that he should	36
in the obedient provinces	36
of which had been	36
the disadvantage of the	36
on the first day	36
early days of the	36
to reflect upon the	36
and when at last	36
if that were possible	36
of spain and rome	36
on a special mission	36
of the primary causes	36
the cause in which	36
under the walls of	36
king of england and	36
the image of the	36
a letter to his	36
it was the opinion	36
dutch republic john lothrop	36
that he was to	36
was at that time	36
of the church and	36
of the spanish court	36
was to show whether	36
the republic and of	36
to the ancient church	36
to the neighbourhood of	36
the substance of the	36
it is remembered that	36
every man in the	36
by the estates of	36
upon the head of	36
or at least to	36
was natural that the	36
the son of william	36
the men who were	36
the results of his	36
the very teeth of	36
it was not his	36
the indignation of the	36
was the condition of	36
of england and scotland	36
appointed by the states	36
image of the virgin	36
in the netherlands for	36
would be impossible for	36
him to the netherlands	36
he could no longer	36
against the common enemy	36
did not choose to	36
on the religious question	36
sent him to the	36
the crown of spain	36
the union of the	36
which the queen had	36
come to the rescue	36
causes and movements of	36
the most powerful and	36
that they had not	36
don bernardino de mendoza	36
republic john lothrop motley	36
opposed to each other	36
which he had committed	36
letters to the states	36
at a little later	36
entirely in the hands	36
of the grand commander	36
have been obliged to	36
to the memory of	36
king of france and	36
united states of the	36
suspicions as to the	36
roger van der weyden	36
to induce him to	36
of the french and	36
the commonwealth of the	36
man knew better than	36
hands of the patriots	36
as had been the	36
of the english queen	36
part of the prince	36
of the prince in	36
the secret correspondence of	36
the anger of the	36
on his part to	36
of the most famous	36
have been difficult to	36
has been seen that	36
the united provinces and	36
yet there is no	36
to the necessity of	36
movements of the thirty	36
of the new commonwealth	36
so large a portion	36
one hundred and twenty	36
to the best of	36
no man knew better	36
cornelis van der myle	36
the netherlands for the	36
that he would do	36
not a single man	36
departure of the spaniards	36
the law of the	36
of the princes of	36
the isle of walcheren	36
for the rest of	36
the queen of scots	36
condition of the provinces	36
difficulties in the way	36
of orange and of	36
would be pleased to	36
it was probable that	36
the month of august	36
view of the primary	36
no doubt of the	36
five thousand foot and	36
in order to avoid	36
held for the king	36
the midst of his	36
king and the archdukes	36
primary causes and movements	36
had been instructed to	36
the dutch republic john	36
prince and the estates	36
was the duke of	36
was the key to	36
in the provinces of	36
return to the netherlands	36
to the catholic faith	36
at the conclusion of	36
was sure to be	36
the earl of essex	36
in the very teeth	36
the duke of weymar	36
consent of the estates	36
be satisfied with the	36
of her majesty and	36
some of them were	36
every town and village	36
was doing his best	36
than had ever been	36
to the general assembly	36
been the first to	36
as the price of	36
the reformed religion and	36
possible for him to	36
to the dictates of	36
there should have been	36
the enemies of the	36
should be placed in	36
be made by the	36
the reformed religion in	36
the question of the	35
of the rights of	35
the duke of arschot	35
until the arrival of	35
they were about to	35
to make the best	35
between them and the	35
the wife of the	35
kingdom of the netherlands	35
the course of his	35
but that he had	35
as it was in	35
was one of those	35
to see that the	35
in the archives of	35
authority of the king	35
holland with a view	35
with him in the	35
which he had already	35
of the same month	35
should be able to	35
he writes to his	35
the father of the	35
to treat for peace	35
was not destined to	35
it was but a	35
not be able to	35
to be made by	35
which he could not	35
to speak of the	35
he would not have	35
the month of june	35
in the ranks of	35
the cathedral of st	35
which he did not	35
had been entrusted to	35
the help of the	35
and there is no	35
the king was not	35
advocate of holland with	35
the united provinces had	35
who had been the	35
would do well to	35
he had never seen	35
had ever been before	35
did their best to	35
then there was a	35
the triumph of the	35
made a visit to	35
the main body of	35
that it was no	35
in the interests of	35
but in order to	35
the law of nations	35
between england and the	35
was agreed that the	35
upon him by the	35
for the government of	35
for the interests of	35
so soon as it	35
on his return from	35
to comply with the	35
the effect of this	35
between france and england	35
who had been sent	35
at home and abroad	35
brought about by the	35
should be obliged to	35
to be given to	35
for the time being	35
the valley of the	35
that if he had	35
who was to be	35
to the condition of	35
in every part of	35
was to take place	35
of holland with a	35
the head of an	35
and assured him that	35
a time when the	35
to continue the war	35
of the catholic church	35
which he had never	35
the sufferings of the	35
as far as possible	35
in the blood of	34
is impossible not to	34
he replied that he	34
he had not the	34
of which it is	34
against the common foe	34
with which they were	34
to be present at	34
the last of the	34
to take the place	34
remained in the hands	34
what was going on	34
the windows of the	34
the assembling of the	34
obtain possession of the	34
for the time at	34
the career of the	34
for the execution of	34
for half a century	34
said that he had	34
in the very heart	34
but at last the	34
the king and to	34
to shake off the	34
the best interests of	34
of the english nation	34
he addressed a letter	34
for the service of	34
it was a very	34
in his own house	34
to the presence of	34
a glance at the	34
of the laws of	34
it was no longer	34
which the prince of	34
the massacre of st	34
but it must be	34
over the heads of	34
that the queen of	34
they knew that the	34
that he would take	34
to make head against	34
he was on the	34
to the city of	34
to the will of	34
end of the month	34
to make himself master	34
by the loss of	34
never was a more	34
in the world to	34
as it was the	34
informed him that he	34
as those of the	34
it is obvious that	34
the administration of justice	34
the republic and the	34
an hour and a	34
of one hundred and	34
war by john lothrop	34
the service of his	34
the first time in	34
cities of the netherlands	34
and in the same	34
there should be a	34
their way through the	34
more than a thousand	34
the time at least	34
during the remainder of	34
were drawn up in	34
take up arms against	34
the french and spanish	34
to the course of	34