A History of Germany
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He went with a brave heart and smiling face, " as if," says an old writer, " he were being led forth to a banquet." He walked unbound with two of the city Serjeants in front of him and two behind, and a great crowd of well- armed soldiers following. About them pressed the people, filled with wonder, fear, and pity.
Singing hymns of praise to God, John Huss reached Is burned to the Stake. And as the cruel flames rose about him he dearth, 1415 cried aloud, " Father, into Thy hands I commend my sp...irit." Then he bowed his head and died. He died upon his birthday, July 6, 1415.
The leaders in the Church hoped that after the death of Huss no more would be heard of his new religion.
But they were mistaken. Never yet have the fires of persecution burned up the flame of reform. John Huss indeed was dead, others too followed him to the stake, but his work lived on.
To the Bohemians he was a hero, and they were now filled with anger and bitterness against Sigmund, who, by giving him a false safe-conduct, had delivered their hero to death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went with a brave heart and smiling face, " as if," says an old writer, " he were being led forth to a banquet." He walked unbound with two of the city Serjeants in front of him and two behind, and a great crowd of well- armed soldiers following. About them pressed the people, filled with wonder, fear, and pity.
Singing hymns of praise to God, John Huss reached Is burned to the Stake. And as the cruel flames rose about him he dearth, 1415 cried aloud, " Father, into Thy hands I commend my sp...irit." Then he bowed his head and died. He died upon his birthday, July 6, 1415.
The leaders in the Church hoped that after the death of Huss no more would be heard of his new religion.
But they were mistaken. Never yet have the fires of persecution burned up the flame of reform. John Huss indeed was dead, others too followed him to the stake, but his work lived on.
To the Bohemians he was a hero, and they were now filled with anger and bitterness against Sigmund, who, by giving him a false safe-conduct, had delivered their hero to death.
What to read after A History of Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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