History of the Revolt of the Netherlands — volume 03
History of the Revolt of the Netherlands — volume 03
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Better, therefore, for him and me that I withdraw frompublic affairs. " Count Horn expressed himself nearly to the sameeffect. Egmont requested permission to visit the baths of Aix-la-Chapelle, the use of which had been prescribed to him by his physician, although (as it is stated in his accusation) he appeared health itself. The regent, terrified at the consequences which must inevitably followthis step, spoke sharply to the prince. "If neither my representations, nor the general welfare can p...revail upon you, so far as to induce you torelinquish this intention, let me advise you to be more careful, atleast, of your own reputation. Louis of Nassau is your brother; he andCount Brederode, the heads of the confederacy, have publicly been yourguests. The petition is in substance identical with your ownrepresentations in the council of state. If you now suddenly desertthe cause of your king will it not be universally said that you favorthe conspiracy?" We do not find it anywhere stated whether the princereally withdrew at this time from the council of state; at all events, if he did, he must soon have altered his mind, for shortly after heappears again in public transactions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Better, therefore, for him and me that I withdraw frompublic affairs. " Count Horn expressed himself nearly to the sameeffect. Egmont requested permission to visit the baths of Aix-la-Chapelle, the use of which had been prescribed to him by his physician, although (as it is stated in his accusation) he appeared health itself. The regent, terrified at the consequences which must inevitably followthis step, spoke sharply to the prince. "If neither my representations, nor the general welfare can p...revail upon you, so far as to induce you torelinquish this intention, let me advise you to be more careful, atleast, of your own reputation. Louis of Nassau is your brother; he andCount Brederode, the heads of the confederacy, have publicly been yourguests. The petition is in substance identical with your ownrepresentations in the council of state. If you now suddenly desertthe cause of your king will it not be universally said that you favorthe conspiracy?" We do not find it anywhere stated whether the princereally withdrew at this time from the council of state; at all events, if he did, he must soon have altered his mind, for shortly after heappears again in public transactions.
What to read after History of the Revolt of the Netherlands — volume 03?
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