An Universal History, in Twenty-Four Books
An Universal History, in Twenty-Four Books
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Holland, after a severe struggle of eighty years, ^as obtained from its ancient enemy the prize of -its perseVi^i^ ahce; and acquired his esteem and cbnfidence, as well -as the Dutch Netherlands : and from that period the court- of Brussels depended upon the Hague for the maintenance of its power. ^ : > :..,. ,...j ...',*./ John-George, elector of Saitony,'-who was reigninj^ «t the commencement of flie thirty'years- war, and'wh^sur- vited;its condusioli, had received ^tbo^argraviftte ^i...ft'Ltsa^ sitz &i an heredi^i*y pledge^
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Holland, after a severe struggle of eighty years, ^as obtained from its ancient enemy the prize of -its perseVi^i^ ahce; and acquired his esteem and cbnfidence, as well -as the Dutch Netherlands : and from that period the court- of Brussels depended upon the Hague for the maintenance of its power. ^ : > :..,. ,...j ...',*./ John-George, elector of Saitony,'-who was reigninj^ «t the commencement of flie thirty'years- war, and'wh^sur- vited;its condusioli, had received ^tbo^argraviftte ^i...ft'Ltsa^ sitz &i an heredi^i*y pledge^
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