The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 06: 1560-61
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 06: 1560-61
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"May she at least receive the sacrament of the Lord'sSupper in her own chamber, according to the Lutheran form?"--" No, "answered Knuttel, "neither in Breda, nor any where else in theNetherlands. If she imperatively requires such sacraments, she mustgo over the border for them, to the nearest Protestant sovereign. " Upon the 14th April, 1561, the Elector, returning to the charge, caused alittle note to be drawn up on the religious point, which he forwarded, inthe hope that the Prince would copy... and sign it. He added a promise thatthe memorandum should never be made public to the signer's disadvantage.
At the same time he observed to Count Louis, verbally, "that he had beensatisfied with the declarations made by the Prince when in Dresden, uponall points, except that concerning religion. He therefore felt obligedto beg for a little agreement in writing. "By no means! by no means!"interrupted Louis promptly, at the very first word, "the Prince can giveyour electoral highness no such assurance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"May she at least receive the sacrament of the Lord'sSupper in her own chamber, according to the Lutheran form?"--" No, "answered Knuttel, "neither in Breda, nor any where else in theNetherlands. If she imperatively requires such sacraments, she mustgo over the border for them, to the nearest Protestant sovereign. " Upon the 14th April, 1561, the Elector, returning to the charge, caused alittle note to be drawn up on the religious point, which he forwarded, inthe hope that the Prince would copy... and sign it. He added a promise thatthe memorandum should never be made public to the signer's disadvantage.
At the same time he observed to Count Louis, verbally, "that he had beensatisfied with the declarations made by the Prince when in Dresden, uponall points, except that concerning religion. He therefore felt obligedto beg for a little agreement in writing. "By no means! by no means!"interrupted Louis promptly, at the very first word, "the Prince can giveyour electoral highness no such assurance.
What to read after The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 06: 1560-61?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Motley, John Lothrop, 1814-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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