The History of Belgium
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Juste 30th as the date. It seems possible that the decree, dated 28th, was not published till 29th.
FRANCE AND FLANDERS. 28 1 this manner Ghent finally lost its privileges so well beloved and so long preserved. If the Emperor dealt with it in an uncom- promisingly severe manner, it must also be allowed that his settlement was singularly free from bloodshed.
The Netherlands played but a small part in the concluding fifteen years of Charles's reign, although they were destined to be closely assoc...iated with the closing act of his abdication.
Charles again consigned the government to the hands of his sister, and then hastened to Germany to give his personal atten- tion to the religious question which was distracting that con- glomeration of independent States, and also to the renewal of his ancient rivalry with Francis. For the chivalrous French King, in giving Charles a safe passage across his country, and in averting him of the Ghent designs, had not been without hope of some tangible reward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Juste 30th as the date. It seems possible that the decree, dated 28th, was not published till 29th.
FRANCE AND FLANDERS. 28 1 this manner Ghent finally lost its privileges so well beloved and so long preserved. If the Emperor dealt with it in an uncom- promisingly severe manner, it must also be allowed that his settlement was singularly free from bloodshed.
The Netherlands played but a small part in the concluding fifteen years of Charles's reign, although they were destined to be closely assoc...iated with the closing act of his abdication.
Charles again consigned the government to the hands of his sister, and then hastened to Germany to give his personal atten- tion to the religious question which was distracting that con- glomeration of independent States, and also to the renewal of his ancient rivalry with Francis. For the chivalrous French King, in giving Charles a safe passage across his country, and in averting him of the Ghent designs, had not been without hope of some tangible reward.
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