Europe's Handicap--Tribe And Class
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The truce of Ratisbon for twenty years, was arranged, which of course meant nothing else to any body, but a breathing spell to prepare more undeserved sufferings, for the abashed and help- less people. The abominable profligate then began his unreasonably, viciously wicked and hatefully cruel persecution of the protestants at the instigation of a mistress. The dragonnades began their atrocities, the conversions, extorted by the infliction of every bodily torture known to human butchery upon the... naked bodies of men and women, encouragingly mounted into tens of thousands; the Edict of Nantes was revoked, and this wretched and inexplicable cynosure of fame and infamy felt no remorse, for, as Guizot has written, ''he had dispeopled his kingdom, reduced to exile, despair, or falsehood fifteen hundred thousand of his subjects, but the memory of the persecutions inflicted upon the protestants, did not trouble him ; they were for him rather a pledge of his salvation and of his acceptance before God." 146 Europe's Handicap — It was not long, before the inevitable revulsion against these outrages assumed form, and one too of imposing dimensions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The truce of Ratisbon for twenty years, was arranged, which of course meant nothing else to any body, but a breathing spell to prepare more undeserved sufferings, for the abashed and help- less people. The abominable profligate then began his unreasonably, viciously wicked and hatefully cruel persecution of the protestants at the instigation of a mistress. The dragonnades began their atrocities, the conversions, extorted by the infliction of every bodily torture known to human butchery upon the... naked bodies of men and women, encouragingly mounted into tens of thousands; the Edict of Nantes was revoked, and this wretched and inexplicable cynosure of fame and infamy felt no remorse, for, as Guizot has written, ''he had dispeopled his kingdom, reduced to exile, despair, or falsehood fifteen hundred thousand of his subjects, but the memory of the persecutions inflicted upon the protestants, did not trouble him ; they were for him rather a pledge of his salvation and of his acceptance before God." 146 Europe's Handicap — It was not long, before the inevitable revulsion against these outrages assumed form, and one too of imposing dimensions.
What to read after Europe's Handicap--Tribe And Class?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gratacap, L. P. (Louis Pope), 1851-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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