Holland
Holland
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This Edict forbade any person to own or use a book written by one of the Reformers, to hold or be present at any religious meeting of Protestants, or to read or teach the Scrip- tures unless he had been educated at some great University. And what was the penalty if it was dis- covered that a person owned a Protestant hymn-book, or a father read a chapter of the Bible to his children at their own fireside.^ The penalty was a cruel and shameful death. The Edict said that all such were to be execu...ted : " The men with the sword, and the women to be buried alive if they do not persist in their errors ; if they do persist in them, then they are to be executed with fire ; all their property in both cases being confis- cated to the Crown. " Thus, whether a Protestant held to his religion or not, it was all one ; it was merely a choice of deaths, and his destruction was certain. The Edict went on to say that all who informed against Protestants should share in their property, and that all who did not betray them should be punished in the same manner as the heretics whom they tried to shield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This Edict forbade any person to own or use a book written by one of the Reformers, to hold or be present at any religious meeting of Protestants, or to read or teach the Scrip- tures unless he had been educated at some great University. And what was the penalty if it was dis- covered that a person owned a Protestant hymn-book, or a father read a chapter of the Bible to his children at their own fireside.^ The penalty was a cruel and shameful death. The Edict said that all such were to be execu...ted : " The men with the sword, and the women to be buried alive if they do not persist in their errors ; if they do persist in them, then they are to be executed with fire ; all their property in both cases being confis- cated to the Crown. " Thus, whether a Protestant held to his religion or not, it was all one ; it was merely a choice of deaths, and his destruction was certain. The Edict went on to say that all who informed against Protestants should share in their property, and that all who did not betray them should be punished in the same manner as the heretics whom they tried to shield.
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