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But first he must get him into his power. The Elector of Saxony stood between him and the man whom he wished to destroy. He must detach Frederick from Luther's side. He must also gain over the young emperor ( "harles. The last ought to be no difficult raattei'.
Born in the old faith, descended from an ancestry whose glories were entwined with Catholicism, tutored by Adrian of Utrecht, surely this young and ambitious monarch will not permit a con- teni]itible moidc to stand between him and the g...reat projects he is revolving ! Deprived of the jirotection of Frederick and Charles, Luther ■tt-ill be in the nuncio's power, and then the stake will very soon stifle that voice which is rousing Germany and resounding through Eurojte 1 So reasoned Aleander ; but he found the path beset wth greater difficulties than he had calculated on meeting.
Neither zeal nor labour nor adroitness was lacking to the nuncio. He went first to the emjjeror. " We have burnool Luther's books," he said' — the emjjcror had permitted these ])iles to be kindled — " but the whole air is thick with heiesy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But first he must get him into his power. The Elector of Saxony stood between him and the man whom he wished to destroy. He must detach Frederick from Luther's side. He must also gain over the young emperor ( "harles. The last ought to be no difficult raattei'.
Born in the old faith, descended from an ancestry whose glories were entwined with Catholicism, tutored by Adrian of Utrecht, surely this young and ambitious monarch will not permit a con- teni]itible moidc to stand between him and the g...reat projects he is revolving ! Deprived of the jirotection of Frederick and Charles, Luther ■tt-ill be in the nuncio's power, and then the stake will very soon stifle that voice which is rousing Germany and resounding through Eurojte 1 So reasoned Aleander ; but he found the path beset wth greater difficulties than he had calculated on meeting.
Neither zeal nor labour nor adroitness was lacking to the nuncio. He went first to the emjjeror. " We have burnool Luther's books," he said' — the emjjcror had permitted these ])iles to be kindled — " but the whole air is thick with heiesy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Aitken Wylie to read onlineMoreLess
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