Jacqueline of Holland 3
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But the battle on which we have endeavoured to fix the reader's attention, was an event of infinitely higher importanee, as it regarded JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND. 101 Europe in general and more particularly Eng- land, than in relation to its influence on the domestic interests of Holland and Zealand.
Duke Philip of Burgundy had for the first time dyed his sword in British blood. His private hatred to Glocester had overpowered his repug- nance to hostility against the nation with whom he had hithert...o acted in ardent alliance. His loug-cherished vengeance against Charles VII.
of France, seemed to fade before this new deve- loperaent of passion, in proportion as personal enmity is stronger than filial resentment or national dislike The bond of union between Burgundy and Britain was completely rent asunder, and never in Philip's person renewed.
He abandotied the common cause, and went over to the common enemy — but not at once, or with the startling inconsistency of a more im- petuous mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the battle on which we have endeavoured to fix the reader's attention, was an event of infinitely higher importanee, as it regarded JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND. 101 Europe in general and more particularly Eng- land, than in relation to its influence on the domestic interests of Holland and Zealand.
Duke Philip of Burgundy had for the first time dyed his sword in British blood. His private hatred to Glocester had overpowered his repug- nance to hostility against the nation with whom he had hithert...o acted in ardent alliance. His loug-cherished vengeance against Charles VII.
of France, seemed to fade before this new deve- loperaent of passion, in proportion as personal enmity is stronger than filial resentment or national dislike The bond of union between Burgundy and Britain was completely rent asunder, and never in Philip's person renewed.
He abandotied the common cause, and went over to the common enemy — but not at once, or with the startling inconsistency of a more im- petuous mind.
What to read after Jacqueline of Holland 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grattan, Thomas Colley to read onlineMoreLess
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