The Great Design of Henry Iv, From the Memoirs of the Duke of Sully, And the United States of Europe
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If the enemy should appear inclined to draw the war into Germany, then the confederates, having left a considerable number of troops in Italy, would have penetrated even into the heart of Germany, where, from Hungary and Bohemia, they would have been strengthened by those powerful succours which were there preparing.
The other events, in consequence of these dispositions, can only be conjectured, because they would greatly de- pend on the degree of alacrity with which the enemy should oppose th...e rapidity of our conquests, and on the readiness with which the confederates, especially those at the extremity of Germany, should make good their engage- ments. Nevertheless, I am persuaded, that from the dis- positions, as here laid down, there are none but must regard the house of Austria as struck by the blow whose force was for ever to annihilate its power, and open a pas- sage to the execution of the other projected designs, to which this attack could only be considered as the prelim- inary.
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If the enemy should appear inclined to draw the war into Germany, then the confederates, having left a considerable number of troops in Italy, would have penetrated even into the heart of Germany, where, from Hungary and Bohemia, they would have been strengthened by those powerful succours which were there preparing.
The other events, in consequence of these dispositions, can only be conjectured, because they would greatly de- pend on the degree of alacrity with which the enemy should oppose th...e rapidity of our conquests, and on the readiness with which the confederates, especially those at the extremity of Germany, should make good their engage- ments. Nevertheless, I am persuaded, that from the dis- positions, as here laid down, there are none but must regard the house of Austria as struck by the blow whose force was for ever to annihilate its power, and open a pas- sage to the execution of the other projected designs, to which this attack could only be considered as the prelim- inary.
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