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trigram	frequency
of the states	516
the king of	456
the states of	444
he had been	308
in regard to	294
states of holland	285
that he had	273
the house of	263
to the states	261
one of the	261
in order to	249
of the king	234
it would be	228
which he had	219
the prince of	213
king of spain	213
of the republic	207
of the great	204
the part of	199
as well as	195
of great britain	192
would have been	192
as to the	192
on the part	187
of the advocate	186
out of the	186
of the country	174
the duke of	174
regard to the	171
lords the states	170
my lords the	165
the head of	162
which he was	162
house of austria	160
there was no	157
that he was	157
to the king	156
the cause of	156
part of the	154
the united provinces	153
the hands of	151
on the th	150
it was not	150
and the states	150
so long as	147
of the netherlands	145
at that moment	142
in the netherlands	141
that he would	141
that the states	141
the treaty of	138
it had been	138
was to be	135
at the head	132
by the states	132
of the prince	129
it was the	127
at the hague	126
it was a	126
in the duchies	123
that it was	123
van der myle	120
but it was	120
that the king	120
king of france	117
which had been	117
there had been	117
of the provinces	114
king of great	114
and that the	114
there was a	111
the reformed religion	111
and of the	111
the name of	111
in which he	108
on the other	108
in favour of	105
as it was	104
in which the	102
so far as	102
the death of	102
the advocate had	102
spain and the	100
of the spanish	99
and to the	99
the possessory princes	99
the king had	99
john of barneveld	98
to be the	96
the states to	96
not to be	93
states of utrecht	93
of his own	93
on the subject	93
william the silent	90
that he should	90
they had been	90
of the united	90
the civil authority	89
in the hands	88
of spain and	88
of the house	87
between the two	87
who had been	87
the course of	87
we have seen	87
secretary of state	84
the other hand	84
his best to	84
of the emperor	84
that of the	84
he was not	82
in the matter	81
said the advocate	81
the advocate was	81
the king and	81
of the french	81
were to be	81
at the same	81
could be more	81
and it was	81
could not be	79
he had not	78
there could be	78
he did not	78
that they should	78
for the states	78
it would have	78
in the great	78
that there was	78
nothing could be	76
which they had	75
that they were	75
of the most	75
the man who	75
of the reformed	75
of the hague	75
that they had	75
the prince and	75
of the land	75
head of the	75
in the world	73
the national synod	72
the sovereignty of	72
to leave the	72
and that he	72
of the stadholder	72
the king was	72
the same time	72
the advocate and	72
and in the	72
according to the	72
that the prince	72
the french government	72
that it would	72
he had never	72
of the world	72
the end of	71
to maintain the	70
of which he	69
of the treaty	69
it will be	69
of france and	69
to make the	69
if he had	69
possession of the	69
to the prince	69
the states and	69
as he had	69
of the state	67
as it were	66
members of the	66
the history of	66
of the church	66
of the whole	66
the elector of	66
with the king	66
on account of	66
that they would	66
by the king	63
as he was	63
sovereignty of the	63
of the truce	63
of the contra	63
duke of savoy	63
name of the	63
had been a	63
of all the	63
in the year	63
as we have	63
the service of	63
he was to	63
of holland and	63
it is not	63
power of the	61
and there was	61
those of the	60
the princes of	60
prince of orange	60
of the princes	60
the crown of	60
had been the	60
on the whole	60
had been made	60
the secretary of	60
in the same	60
the prince was	60
the reformed church	60
the government of	60
majority of the	60
hands of the	60
all the world	60
of john of	59
him that he	58
of the two	57
to have been	57
cause of the	57
had not been	57
of the union	57
the king to	57
treaty of xanten	57
there should be	57
had at last	57
of the ancient	57
to say that	57
of the government	57
on the contrary	57
of the city	57
he would not	57
and the king	57
that the advocate	57
in the states	57
of the league	57
the states had	57
the city of	57
for it was	57
he would have	56
he was a	55
some of the	54
the late king	54
that his majesty	54
a man of	54
which it was	54
the necessity of	54
and the other	54
the french court	54
the power of	54
that there should	54
he was now	54
as soon as	54
the matter of	54
the right to	54
the dutch ambassador	54
to take the	54
to the hague	54
death of john	52
life and death	52
they were not	51
of his majesty	51
by which the	51
the assembly of	51
might have been	51
the republic and	51
of the year	51
would not be	51
was not the	51
to carry out	51
this was the	51
of a great	51
advocate of holland	51
the states would	51
of prince maurice	51
the princess of	51
with the states	51
it was in	51
been able to	51
that he might	51
it was impossible	51
the th of	51
prince of conde	51
from the king	51
of the late	51
portion of the	51
course of the	51
the affair of	51
and by the	51
the interests of	51
in the name	51
had not yet	49
the right of	49
history of the	49
no doubt that	48
now that the	48
laws of the	48
of brandenburg and	48
him in the	48
to the house	48
of the dutch	48
of which the	48
to be in	48
and he had	48
opposition to the	48
of the war	48
and a half	48
but there was	48
of william the	48
of the council	48
in order that	48
was about to	48
was not to	48
they were to	48
a long time	48
from the states	48
the ancient church	48
in spite of	48
of the duchies	48
to make a	48
to see the	48
he had received	46
the wrath of	46
and death of	46
princes of germany	45
man who had	45
that all the	45
authority of the	45
had always been	45
had ever been	45
it to be	45
he could not	45
and all the	45
which the advocate	45
of the archduke	45
which they were	45
one of his	45
the representatives of	45
to be made	45
with the prince	45
the fate of	45
did his best	45
the union of	45
a majority of	45
there is no	45
him by the	45
of those who	45
according to his	45
ought to be	45
as they were	45
of the possessory	45
with which the	45
the policy of	45
was in the	45
france and england	45
it was necessary	45
the spanish ambassador	45
in the city	45
the use of	45
the two great	45
the five points	45
of that province	45
into the hands	45
him that the	45
of the english	45
manner in which	45
of the queen	45
of barneveld and	45
to the state	43
princess of conde	42
had been so	42
a few days	42
france and the	42
the states for	42
the nature of	42
as much as	42
that the great	42
made use of	42
the laws of	42
to the queen	42
policy of the	42
member of the	42
said the king	42
would be the	42
all the provinces	42
i have been	42
of the elector	42
had been sent	42
of the archdukes	42
the french ambassador	42
to the duchies	42
be no doubt	42
foot and horse	42
the states should	42
elector of brandenburg	42
the king would	42
maximilian of bavaria	42
at this moment	42
chief of the	42
the rest of	42
their high mightinesses	42
the protection of	42
he meant to	42
the authority of	42
the general government	42
should not be	42
of the commonwealth	42
brandenburg and neuburg	42
and he was	42
favour of the	42
to all the	42
nature of the	42
madame de groot	42
to do so	42
and the advocate	42
out of which	42
if the king	42
to his own	42
out of his	42
end of the	41
for the time	41
with his own	40
to bring the	40
of the civil	40
the catholic league	40
to go to	40
day by day	40
in the church	40
to him that	40
before the assembly	39
up to the	39
in case of	39
to the government	39
at once to	39
of each province	39
make use of	39
had come to	39
the affairs of	39
it was thought	39
service of the	39
to the sovereignty	39
in all the	39
king and the	39
to be a	39
princes of the	39
a national synod	39
they could not	39
that he could	39
the republic was	39
in the streets	39
against the advocate	39
said that the	39
assembly of the	39
the independence of	39
and that they	39
that i have	39
and the emperor	39
come to the	39
the beginning of	39
at any rate	39
the value of	39
a matter of	39
but he was	39
the subject of	39
in which they	39
if they had	39
the influence of	39
early in the	39
the court of	39
the spanish marriages	39
to the general	39
to the advocate	39
he had made	39
to which he	39
do his best	39
of the duke	39
could be no	39
the laws and	39
him to the	39
it was an	39
the life and	39
he had ever	37
and a few	37
whom he had	37
and it is	36
to the last	36
it has been	36
seems to have	36
for him to	36
he was the	36
the netherlands and	36
prince maurice and	36
of the reformation	36
by means of	36
the council of	36
to return to	36
conclusion of the	36
in the course	36
of the blood	36
that in the	36
by a majority	36
had been in	36
the spirit of	36
independence of the	36
command of the	36
by which he	36
at any moment	36
likely to be	36
of the catholic	36
of the thirty	36
of the new	36
the designs of	36
the possibility of	36
head of his	36
before the states	36
at the very	36
he was in	36
would be to	36
the french king	36
the prince had	36
but for the	36
between france and	36
of the province	36
of the holy	36
the peace of	36
to listen to	36
prince of neuburg	36
the rights of	36
destined to be	36
to believe that	36
to prevent the	36
and for the	36
on the ground	36
the question of	36
cause of protestantism	36
to which the	36
in his own	36
of the princess	36
to keep the	36
so soon as	36
use of the	36
on his part	36
the states in	36
according to their	36
to the stadholder	36
with all the	36
with a view	36
affairs of the	36
was ready to	36
the envoys of	36
made by the	36
soon as the	36
soon to be	36
of henry iv	36
church and state	36
the country and	36
the states were	35
at the end	35
to each other	34
the great war	33
the provinces and	33
he should be	33
i have always	33
be difficult to	33
the opinion of	33
the cautionary towns	33
point of view	33
but that he	33
the ambassadors of	33
it to the	33
of the old	33
do the same	33
interview with the	33
centuries and a	33
the province of	33
the spanish king	33
be remembered that	33
for a time	33
to him by	33
the king in	33
more and more	33
had never been	33
to the great	33
maurice and the	33
the object of	33
the united netherlands	33
the condition of	33
to do his	33
by the advocate	33
in accordance with	33
he would be	33
had so long	33
the advocate to	33
devoted to the	33
on the same	33
was destined to	33
it must be	33
on this occasion	33
death of the	33
the author of	33
the appointment of	33
if it were	33
and the republic	33
in the very	33
to the ambassadors	33
on which the	33
to bring about	33
which i have	33
would be difficult	33
court of the	33
with which he	33
the age of	33
and with the	33
a couple of	33
barneveld had been	33
the seven provinces	33
it should be	33
it might be	33
happened to be	33
of the cities	33
he had done	33
had long been	33
king of england	33
should be made	33
of a man	33
the time of	33
movements of the	33
he had no	33
account of the	33
with each other	33
two centuries and	33
in the country	33
of the town	33
at the moment	33
great britain and	33
to the cause	33
for the king	33
the spanish netherlands	33
east india company	33
the princes in	33
of the age	33
the hand of	33
he had always	33
the republic had	33
to his excellency	33
was soon to	33
there would be	33
that the republic	33
there were no	33
of which they	31
under pretext of	31
of the jesuits	31
the result of	30
the british king	30
to prince maurice	30
to the world	30
but it is	30
for them to	30
of the court	30
the cities of	30
was made to	30
to the netherlands	30
of the law	30
of the judges	30
it was to	30
as to his	30
council of state	30
it was at	30
said the ambassador	30
of his excellency	30
those who had	30
and that of	30
and the great	30
of a general	30
him as a	30
the daughter of	30
of the protestant	30
more than one	30
and the prince	30
letters to the	30
of the place	30
the most important	30
he had a	30
knew that the	30
that it is	30
head of a	30
that the spanish	30
and that it	30
and the whole	30
the advocate of	30
king had been	30
that he will	30
the interest of	30
in the government	30
treaty of truce	30
be able to	30
is no doubt	30
the members of	30
the same day	30
the king that	30
the holy ghost	30
be allowed to	30
each of the	30
this was a	30
for a long	30
on the spot	30
replied that the	30
in defence of	30
was at the	30
and it would	30
them in the	30
it is the	30
which would be	30
said that he	30
that my lords	30
form of government	30
of the religious	30
they should be	30
well as the	30
that barneveld had	30
many of them	30
down to the	30
at the french	30
the side of	30
the possession of	30
in the first	30
this was done	30
in the history	30
the west india	30
he added that	30
the great statesman	30
the period of	30
view of the	30
the republic to	30
and the like	30
be in the	30
it is true	30
of the seven	30
the whole country	30
the cloister church	30
ambassador in paris	30
as they had	30
to whom he	30
palatine of neuburg	30
carry out the	30
to the laws	30
and the league	30
the life of	29
there was much	28
of the magistracy	28
to be his	28
hands of spain	28
in advance of	28
defence of the	28
the english government	27
is not to	27
if it had	27
to give the	27
as to make	27
rights of the	27
as in the	27
said to have	27
from that day	27
on the road	27
of the primary	27
a letter to	27
in opposition to	27
believe that the	27
and laws of	27
him in his	27
counts of holland	27
envoys of the	27
would not have	27
as if he	27
city of utrecht	27
he wrote to	27
cornelis van der	27
his majesty had	27
inhabitants of the	27
crown of bohemia	27
and on the	27
a kind of	27
the french ambassadors	27
the order of	27
to the ambassador	27
be willing to	27
one of them	27
the spanish government	27
the aid of	27
the murder of	27
in the united	27
of the prisoners	27
where he had	27
where they were	27
to give up	27
to protect the	27
the dutch republic	27
agent of the	27
it is certain	27
rest of the	27
set on foot	27
order of the	27
a few weeks	27
and the two	27
not only to	27
a state of	27
was more than	27
of my lords	27
law of the	27
and his own	27
he expressed his	27
correspondence with the	27
wife and children	27
princess of orange	27
as if the	27
prince and princess	27
years of age	27
sent to the	27
west india company	27
protection of the	27
this would be	27
and the stadholder	27
as he could	27
of the enemy	27
after the death	27
to come to	27
was a great	27
the whole world	27
take possession of	27
of the respective	27
period of the	27
of the kingdom	27
the expense of	27
up by the	27
to confer with	27
of the man	27
he said to	27
prince of wales	27
the th may	27
was necessary to	27
the prince to	27
advocate and the	27
came to the	27
there was nothing	27
to the elector	27
necessary for the	27
a view of	27
of the special	27
he knew that	27
of the confederacy	27
it did not	27
at the age	27
the forces of	27
his majesty would	27
himself to the	27
at the court	27
the road to	27
it is a	27
made to the	27
for his son	27
the intention of	27
the foundation of	27
on which he	27
yet it was	27
for the first	27
and the princes	27
of his sovereign	27
since the death	27
been sent to	27
back to the	27
of his father	27
to the french	27
in france and	27
the letter of	27
for a moment	27
had just been	27
the conclusion of	27
not likely to	27
to his majesty	27
the protestants of	27
and to be	27
was impossible for	27
he had himself	27
if he could	27
from the hague	27
part in the	27
as long as	25
there was but	25
the world to	25
throughout the country	25
the effect of	25
there was none	25
the protestant union	25
from day to	25
for all the	25
day to day	25
holland with a	24
they have been	24
by the prince	24
of the other	24
upon the states	24
as had been	24
will be seen	24
in the affair	24
it is difficult	24
to the synod	24
front of the	24
in the spring	24
which had just	24
the catholic party	24
the general assembly	24
to assist the	24
with the enemy	24
of conde and	24
of a national	24
the two kings	24
no longer be	24
which the king	24
of these provinces	24
the king for	24
political and religious	24
there was one	24
long as he	24
alluded to the	24
interests of the	24
by john lothrop	24
for the advocate	24
the netherlands were	24
his majesty and	24
the war was	24
certain that the	24
and from the	24
during the war	24
that barneveld was	24
government of the	24
the great church	24
and his friends	24
that the archduke	24
to support the	24
the manner in	24
prince of anhalt	24
to make it	24
the ambassador in	24
more than a	24
the welfare of	24
give the law	24
causes and movements	24
had been no	24
than had been	24
of their own	24
in the future	24
made in the	24
article of the	24
the stadholder had	24
informed him that	24
the ambassador to	24
was obliged to	24
but he had	24
in consequence of	24
the princes and	24
an interview with	24
were not to	24
by a large	24
the princess to	24
to be so	24
had been an	24
author of the	24
a little later	24
he said that	24
where he was	24
he was still	24
the news of	24
most christian king	24
no right to	24
i do not	24
the eyes of	24
long as it	24
of more than	24
side of the	24
the one side	24
him to be	24
he made a	24
to accept the	24
he had sworn	24
should have been	24
which they have	24
he was asked	24
designs of the	24
on the side	24
the work of	24
in addition to	24
in the interest	24
the state council	24
by the stadholder	24
the spanish party	24
that he has	24
the orders of	24
to this effect	24
a large majority	24
the territory of	24
accompanied by his	24
and his colleagues	24
would be better	24
be made to	24
in the midst	24
should be held	24
the church of	24
to the archdukes	24
the primary causes	24
to the treaty	24
knew very well	24
in the spanish	24
very well that	24
was one of	24
of holland with	24
the prince that	24
to him the	24
of his country	24
the arrival of	24
letter to the	24
will be remembered	24
the most christian	24
to make himself	24
john lothrop motley	24
replied that he	24
union of utrecht	24
of barneveld was	24
or any other	24
master of the	24
ignorant of the	24
in the face	24
spite of the	24
and mutual toleration	24
but this was	24
details of the	24
of his life	24
to archduke albert	24
that i am	24
any of the	24
the son of	24
was now in	24
the king himself	24
change in the	24
in time of	24
now to be	24
three or four	24
such was the	24
and his ministers	24
the place of	24
soon after the	24
for the use	24
in the hague	24
he had just	24
to my lords	24
the state of	24
had a long	24
with the great	24
he was so	24
should be no	24
to the other	24
at the first	24
by the great	24
primary causes and	24
maurice of nassau	24
opposed to the	24
of austria and	24
of them in	24
of his most	24
one day to	24
the stadholder and	24
at that epoch	24
give up the	24
the reader has	24
the wife of	24
the midst of	24
was at once	24
could no longer	24
of the general	24
and movements of	24
we have been	24
cities of holland	24
and the united	24
laws and privileges	24
matter of religion	24
hope that the	24
a member of	24
to the public	24
the presence of	24
and the archdukes	24
states of the	24
is true that	24
to his wife	24
of holland to	24
there was an	24
if they were	24
in the treaty	24
that they might	24
of his master	24
affair of cleve	24
affairs of state	24
to the emperor	24
or at least	24
the constitution of	24
the imperial crown	24
the family of	24
the ambassador had	24
the articles of	24
to do with	24
for the great	24
was wont to	24
war by john	23
that the war	23
in a blaze	22
advance of his	22
his friends and	22
and to his	22
work of the	22
upon the house	22
wrath of the	22
of the human	22
at a blow	22
party in the	22
he was much	22
to resist the	22
of his enemies	22
authority over the	22
was but one	22
schism in the	22
aerssens to barneveld	21
the outbreak of	21
had been taken	21
of the utrecht	21
count lewis william	21
for which he	21
house of nassau	21
and to make	21
given to the	21
were likely to	21
one of those	21
he had so	21
liberty of conscience	21
of the public	21
to abstain from	21
of the earth	21
if the prince	21
the great soldier	21
for the republic	21
were destined to	21
which he could	21
account of his	21
the position of	21
of the fatherland	21
to the end	21
at its head	21
of the first	21
man who was	21
in the provinces	21
they had no	21
to make use	21
elector of cologne	21
be permitted to	21
out of window	21
the conduct of	21
of religious equality	21
to the roman	21
the duc de	21
barneveld and his	21
the inhabitants of	21
it was difficult	21
that she had	21
the heart of	21
the election of	21
the middle of	21
the truce negotiations	21
that could be	21
the army of	21
de la chatre	21
the alliance between	21
prince of the	21
the country to	21
to his country	21
been one of	21
his excellency and	21
of the three	21
in that age	21
in his heart	21
the archdukes and	21
of all these	21
of the imperial	21
not have been	21
they were bound	21
sympathy with the	21
in religious matters	21
as a matter	21
to lay down	21
the world was	21
return to france	21
the respective provinces	21
was in his	21
in love with	21
barneveld was not	21
of the population	21
it was for	21
to see that	21
of his age	21
letter of the	21
to show that	21
been in the	21
large majority of	21
with the princes	21
in a state	21
a few years	21
many of the	21
the hague and	21
province of holland	21
on the great	21
prince and the	21
between the king	21
the succession of	21
he had now	21
by no means	21
the claims of	21
seemed to have	21
france and spain	21
other hand the	21
to send the	21
it was now	21
would be no	21
once more to	21
each other in	21
he was himself	21
guidance of barneveld	21
beginning of the	21
had been to	21
the defence of	21
which he has	21
in the state	21
for the moment	21
position of the	21
that you are	21
the common people	21
alliance with the	21
belonging to the	21
believed that the	21
ever ready to	21
of the royal	21
subject of the	21
representatives of the	21
the form of	21
the protestant princes	21
sent by the	21
wrote aerssens to	21
which it had	21
he was about	21
had been much	21
between church and	21
were on the	21
and at the	21
himself in the	21
his efforts to	21
of holland in	21
but the states	21
in the french	21
existence of the	21
to the two	21
two or three	21
a man who	21
from time to	21
interested in the	21
the doctrine of	21
son of the	21
the great advocate	21
to observe the	21
order to prevent	21
the spaniards and	21
he wished to	21
to the archduke	21
the other provinces	21
of the german	21
to the assembly	21
the details of	21
the habit of	21
i will never	21
the debateable land	21
there can be	21
did not know	21
to such a	21
the central government	21
general of the	21
long as they	21
sir ralph winwood	21
of the plot	21
and privileges of	21
he had sent	21
themselves to the	21
on the one	21
the conservation of	21
his way to	21
matter of course	21
to that effect	21
the lord god	21
the chief of	21
and then to	21
interest of the	21
of the five	21
the french regiments	21
which has been	21
electors and princes	21
the great republic	21
right of sovereignty	21
referred to the	21
the maintenance of	21
in the beginning	21
king of bohemia	21
had been one	21
of france was	21
ought not to	21
at which the	21
the loss of	21
for the present	21
in the field	21
he would do	21
for want of	21
it would not	21
the proceedings of	21
even in the	21
the honour of	21
as one of	21
in the reformed	21
at a later	21
to hold the	21
in the archives	21
time to time	21
the university of	21
and had been	21
your princely grace	21
the dominion of	21
in the assembly	21
the duchess of	21
to the spanish	21
the return of	21
of the synod	21
general and the	21
between spain and	21
jealousy of the	21
the nobles and	21
away from the	21
to him in	21
the kings of	21
that there had	21
in place of	21
of the chief	21
he had taken	21
in the service	21
violation of the	21
the church and	21
of the time	21
in his power	21
constitution of the	21
to give him	21
whom he was	21
was on the	21
the queen to	21
states of that	21
have been a	21
is to be	21
to the judges	21
the king as	21
to those who	21
the idea of	21
the great enterprise	21
the atmosphere of	21
the war of	21
the government at	21
in the most	21
connected with the	21
and his wife	21
was at that	21
the two countries	21
on the following	21
much more than	21
the payment of	21
who had so	21
to do in	21
officers of the	21
holland and the	21
england and france	21
general to the	21
might not be	21
in the habit	21
the republic of	21
which was to	21
very name of	20
the very name	20
pretext of religion	19
service to the	19
his character and	19
of religion and	19
religion and politics	19
more than the	19
for ever the	19
and now the	19
had a right	19
he does not	19
was none other	19
and i fear	19
great war of	19
system of government	19
league and the	19
to enter into	19
civil authority over	19
the man whom	19
the true religion	19
a right to	19
know how to	19
in matters of	19
and the protestant	19
which they are	19
as if it	18
it is necessary	18
under guidance of	18
ever since the	18
army of the	18
at the time	18
he might be	18
aerssens had been	18
barneveld and the	18
it was very	18
would never have	18
in the middle	18
sent for the	18
but they were	18
his majesty of	18
of a new	18
the constable and	18
death of henry	18
himself at the	18
at least of	18
to those of	18
soon as possible	18
is difficult to	18
him for the	18
the advantage of	18
the opinion that	18
was after all	18
himself master of	18
wife of the	18
part of his	18
and especially the	18
that you have	18
way to the	18
at his post	18
the counts of	18
while he was	18
bound by the	18
to receive them	18
the ambassador that	18
an end to	18
to the republic	18
daughter of the	18
maintain the reformed	18
he had already	18
to deal with	18
the seigneur de	18
have been better	18
character of the	18
the absence of	18
king and his	18
bring about a	18
that it had	18
cities of the	18
contrary to his	18
known to the	18
in his opinion	18
in presence of	18
of the past	18
champion of the	18
if there were	18
and the spanish	18
in the evening	18
to be sent	18
sir henry wotton	18
had not the	18
and they were	18
to have had	18
the emperor and	18
to effect the	18
he found himself	18
by the archdukes	18
it is no	18
and the elector	18
during the truce	18
on his way	18
the jealousy of	18
proceedings at utrecht	18
it was natural	18
hoped that the	18
the person of	18
declared that he	18
but on the	18
caused by the	18
and not to	18
would soon be	18
a portion of	18
the papistical league	18
in one of	18
of the sentence	18
mightinesses the states	18
them to be	18
union of the	18
of spain would	18
republic had been	18
the magistrates of	18
half a century	18
the proceedings at	18
as if they	18
to the true	18
had been instructed	18
by his brother	18
more than ever	18
the prince should	18
out of a	18
him to a	18
capital of the	18
my wife and	18
had been able	18
at last to	18
been instructed to	18
was sure to	18
it was then	18
supremacy of the	18
the misery of	18
said he to	18
the ambassador was	18
to be of	18
not yet been	18
the case with	18
deputies of the	18
the residence of	18
the control of	18
best to further	18
is to say	18
sent back to	18
if his majesty	18
of the one	18
of the religion	18
doubt that the	18
of the fortress	18
of the empire	18
the execution of	18
he had said	18
it was as	18
the first time	18
i am not	18
in behalf of	18
be left to	18
but that the	18
whom he could	18
was for the	18
the country was	18
they would be	18
the vote of	18
the duchy of	18
for the sake	18
few weeks later	18
the preservation of	18
of the dauphin	18
the sceptre of	18
i know that	18
it was obvious	18
of the commission	18
excluded from the	18
not only in	18
articles of union	18
in the time	18
that his master	18
at the expense	18
the care of	18
by those who	18
to save the	18
in full assembly	18
and there were	18
was resolved to	18
in name of	18
as for the	18
she had been	18
was at last	18
to speak of	18
in the highest	18
had already been	18
there were many	18
we have just	18
the career of	18
for more than	18
much in the	18
the humbler classes	18
a general war	18
be restored to	18
place of the	18
he was wont	18
of the sovereign	18
whom they were	18
that his excellency	18
which his majesty	18
of his great	18
on one occasion	18
to speak with	18
word of mouth	18
that the ambassador	18
said du maurier	18
that we are	18
in the land	18
of war and	18
up in the	18
the people of	18
to be no	18
close of the	18
to proceed to	18
to the west	18
sovereign of the	18
the act of	18
by the french	18
of a few	18
knowledge of the	18
if he would	18
by the spanish	18
the margrave of	18
he had given	18
well known to	18
together with the	18
assistance to the	18
but did not	18
by the emperor	18
both in the	18
that there is	18
to effect a	18
the eldest son	18
forces of the	18
the issue of	18
with the duke	18
and liberties of	18
the existence of	18
the correspondence of	18
so long been	18
the archdukes of	18
the charge of	18
of the cautionary	18
the widow of	18
said the envoy	18
he was at	18
growing out of	18
for the cause	18
they would have	18
had now been	18
the bottom of	18
of the waartgelders	18
was in vain	18
placed in the	18
the palace of	18
to save his	18
to the catholic	18
a word of	18
he and the	18
to act in	18
to the country	18
that the princes	18
the assistance of	18
the truth of	18
in the cause	18
made for the	18
to the prisoner	18
that there were	18
take the field	18
of spain was	18
the great protestant	18
condition of affairs	18
to the utmost	18
it may be	18
each one of	18
to give them	18
that the princess	18
assembly of holland	18
advocate had been	18
any one of	18
the fact that	18
prince had been	18
duchess of angouleme	18
to the service	18
of his judges	18
the seat of	18
the language of	18
was not likely	18
had been done	18
himself and his	18
by all the	18
object of the	18
the highest degree	18
of maximilian of	18
to be expected	18
is not the	18
henry of france	18
sure to be	18
the deputies of	18
ambassador in london	18
representative of the	18
some of them	18
eldest son of	18
in the morning	18
at this period	18
most of the	18
of a country	18
man in the	18
if he should	18
of the ambassador	18
his honour and	18
the sword of	18
of the archbishop	18
him from the	18
could hardly be	18
him on the	18
on this subject	18
cleve and julich	18
and if the	18
a majority vote	18
with the stadholder	18
the streets of	18
intention of the	18
the law to	18
the attention of	18
whether it was	18
with whom he	18
the close of	18
with the french	18
the time for	18
with his majesty	18
excellency the prince	18
before the world	18
all the rest	18
sentence of death	18
on the st	18
is not necessary	18
in case the	18
face to face	18
and many other	18
was called the	18
peace of the	18
be made in	18
the protestant cause	18
affair of the	18
the first to	18
of the churches	18
that if the	18
however that the	18
university of leyden	18
the pope and	18
as he did	18
him and his	18
to defend the	18
the true christian	18
to the civil	18
to the church	18
under the protection	18
the chamber of	18
the separate provinces	18
relations with the	18
and the netherlands	18
had been as	18
to the ancient	18
the golden helmet	18
his excellency the	18
should come to	18
father of the	18
sir dudley carleton	18
to induce the	18
at the outset	18
at that time	18
nothing of the	18
the netherlands to	18
the stadholder to	18
than that of	18
went to the	18
of the beautiful	18
of the provincial	18
alliance of the	18
the promise of	18
had been seen	18
since the truce	18
that is to	18
made to him	18
would never be	18
daughter of spain	18
was sent to	18
were in the	18
him from his	18
to the reformed	18
the light of	18
by force of	18
the special embassy	18
the states have	18
the moment when	18
and in which	18
generation of mankind	18
attached to the	18
was but a	18
under the influence	18
all the other	18
had received from	18
a system of	18
was at least	18
in this regard	18
to this day	18
the archbishop of	18
in the council	18
leaders of the	18
the best of	18
advantage of the	18
to preserve the	18
of the true	18
some means of	18
value of the	18
informed that the	18
known to be	18
in the royal	18
so much of	18
his wife to	18
for the last	18
was in a	18
the sake of	18
could be expected	18
consent of the	18
was not a	18
the th april	18
had done his	18
of cleve and	18
and to leave	18
his majesty was	18
to give a	18
himself and the	18
to carry on	18
the obedient netherlands	18
for many years	18
he had informed	18
th of may	18
to take up	18
servant of the	18
have made a	18
and when the	18
asked if he	18
louise de coligny	18
the world that	18
accordance with the	18
such were the	18
was to make	18
the english ambassador	18
of religious toleration	18
republic of the	18
was supposed to	18
and was to	18
be the case	18
a dozen years	18
time at least	18
to devise some	18
the purpose of	18
have been difficult	18
more than once	18
of the famous	18
the provinces in	18
of the magistrates	17
when he should	17
it was possible	17
for those who	17
and the wrath	16
a great one	16
as the most	16
of which it	16
to think of	16
war of religion	16
in full blaze	16
of his friends	16
of his time	16
a very different	16
to lay the	16
and let them	16
was a very	16
of money to	16
man whom he	16
which it is	16
it had not	16
this he was	16
see that he	16
was not yet	16
the demon of	16
the church had	16
and a tyrant	16
in england and	16
the advocate as	15
the th article	15
the ambassadors in	15
than ever before	15
the names of	15
could have been	15
came before the	15
been made to	15
carry on the	15
death of his	15
the whole board	15
of a most	15
absence of the	15
liberties of the	15
to comply with	15
the emperor should	15
was willing to	15
bosom of the	15
and thus to	15
the danger to	15
that no one	15
of the crown	15
had arrived at	15
the east india	15
meant to make	15
to establish the	15
proceedings of the	15
deputies from the	15
informed them that	15
had for years	15
that a man	15
needless to say	15
barneveld to the	15
van der meulen	15
not necessary to	15
replied the king	15
accompanied by a	15
a long interview	15
by spain and	15
belonged to the	15
had the right	15
to the family	15
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of the army	15
the agent of	15
come to him	15
to do it	15
synod should be	15
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in times past	15
of which his	15
these were the	15
that day to	15
in front of	15
even if the	15
and at his	15
a war footing	15
at the english	15
the churches and	15
the netherlands had	15
all the netherlands	15
of the ambassadors	15
brandenburg and the	15
of the netherlanders	15
to him to	15
with the dutch	15
th article of	15
which should be	15
communicated to the	15
the young king	15
in the neighbourhood	15
an act of	15
on his staff	15
president of the	15
seemed to be	15
but as the	15
maintain the laws	15
communication with him	15
enough that the	15
still in the	15
of the body	15
in a free	15
he was heard	15
expressed the opinion	15
of theology in	15
be observed that	15
the disposition of	15
the effect that	15
knew well enough	15
that the time	15
was precisely the	15
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it was believed	15
he was willing	15
that it might	15
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as to be	15
and of his	15
of god and	15
alluding to the	15
is needless to	15
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the days of	15
the ancient and	15
by the ambassadors	15
and to defend	15
to speak to	15
all the cities	15
opinion of the	15
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he ought to	15
with the queen	15
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them on the	15
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found in the	15
the point of	15
over to the	15
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the grace of	15
in the cleve	15
territory of the	15
he would never	15
king would be	15
in his hands	15
the help of	15
majesty of great	15
to put the	15
aid of the	15
he felt that	15
they might be	15
and as the	15
sustained by the	15
advocate to the	15
in the house	15
will be the	15
the th february	15
the emperor had	15
of king james	15
house of a	15
be ready to	15
the great hall	15
at the bottom	15
protect the princes	15
the states as	15
have been more	15
familiar with the	15
to cause the	15
the king has	15
duke of cleve	15
drawn up by	15
that one should	15
the ambassadors to	15
of the day	15
claims of the	15
and all other	15
the republic in	15
the friends of	15
of the hollanders	15
towards the end	15
to the care	15
by his majesty	15
regard to this	15
don pedro de	15
a garrison of	15
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at least the	15
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on special mission	15
their opposition to	15
the king should	15
as it had	15
time of peace	15
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was in reality	15
no intention of	15
the english king	15
his intention of	15
of the assembly	15
the man to	15
the record of	15
gillis van ledenberg	15
provinces and the	15
any one else	15
of them to	15
of his brother	15
and great britain	15
be obliged to	15
he could never	15
as he went	15
the letters of	15
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and to cause	15
of the name	15
friends and allies	15
supposed to have	15
it was plain	15
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the title of	15
into which the	15
know very well	15
never had any	15
is not a	15
strong enough to	15
the dutch envoy	15
inigo de cardenas	15
speak to him	15
of the laws	15
it would seem	15
with him in	15
to the whole	15
of their great	15
made his appearance	15
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arrived in paris	15
the town of	15
regard to it	15
at least to	15
he had formerly	15
with the government	15
from his post	15
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system of the	15
the opinions of	15
he was informed	15
which the republic	15
said he would	15
by saying that	15
treaty with the	15
to do this	15
to the subject	15
the words of	15
who in the	15
in the republic	15
it was true	15
the states at	15
in a single	15
the ground that	15
were willing to	15
the citizens of	15
of any kind	15
to prevent any	15
the greater part	15
probable that the	15
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the conviction that	15
to be done	15
left in the	15
with the advocate	15
advocate and his	15
the leaders of	15
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apartments of the	15
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the th august	15
the king at	15
the liberty of	15
it might have	15
and the world	15
the hague on	15
foremost among the	15
of the th	15
once for all	15
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to the very	15
can be no	15
picture of the	15
act of union	15
that the elector	15
greater part of	15
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been obliged to	15
in that of	15
danger to the	15
answer to the	15
communication with the	15
that he ought	15
execution of the	15
well that the	15
his wife and	15
of the young	15
the lifetime of	15
than those of	15
professor of theology	15
much of the	15
news of the	15
payment of the	15
was likely to	15
the arrest of	15
his utmost to	15
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importance to the	15
king of the	15
republic which he	15
french regiments in	15
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maurice and barneveld	15
of a more	15
decision as to	15
to one of	15
the hearts of	15
it was time	15
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and his adherents	15
to do the	15
of foot and	15
have been to	15
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van der veen	15
order to show	15
would do his	15
and the compromise	15
and to do	15
if i had	15
the roman catholic	15
king in the	15
the good of	15
the great religious	15
of the spaniards	15
side by side	15
they will be	15
of the matter	15
the hope that	15
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of their high	15
it is also	15
the prince himself	15
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trial of the	15
they should have	15
of his memory	15
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he assured the	15
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held in the	15
that the archdukes	15
if he were	15
the apartments of	15
the prince in	15
minority of the	15
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the prison chamber	15
spanish ambassador at	15
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on his knees	15
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the world and	15
bill of exchange	15
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reasons of state	15
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murder of the	15
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provinces and cities	15
honour of the	15
the spanish marriage	15
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audience of the	15
church and the	15
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those who were	15
laws and liberties	15
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noel de caron	15
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the holy empire	15
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the common weal	15
reader has seen	15
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the inner court	15
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town and village	15
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albert and isabella	15
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french east india	15
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of his son	15
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father and aunt	15
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protestant princes of	15
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grace of god	15
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with prince maurice	15
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regio ejus religio	15
cause to be	15
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of the sea	15
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