The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 13: 1567, Part Ii
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 13: 1567, Part Ii
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He was no sooner, however, in the opencountry and upon a spot remote from human habitations, than he wassuddenly beset by a band of forty soldiers under command of Don AlbericLodron and Don Sancho de Lodrono. These officers had been watching hismovements for many days. The capture of Bakkerzeel was accomplished withequal adroitness at about the same hour.
Alva, while he sat at the council board with Egmont and Horn, wassecretly informed that those important personages, Bakkerzeel andStraalen, w...ith the private secretary of the Admiral, Alonzo de la Loo, in addition, had been thus successfully arrested. He could withdifficulty conceal his satisfaction, and left the apartment immediatelythat the trap might be sprung upon the two principal victims of histreachery. He had himself arranged all the details of these twoimportant arrests, while his natural son, the Prior Don Ferdinando, had been compelled to superintend the proceedings. The plot had beenan excellent plot, and was accomplished as successfully as it bad beensagaciously conceived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was no sooner, however, in the opencountry and upon a spot remote from human habitations, than he wassuddenly beset by a band of forty soldiers under command of Don AlbericLodron and Don Sancho de Lodrono. These officers had been watching hismovements for many days. The capture of Bakkerzeel was accomplished withequal adroitness at about the same hour.
Alva, while he sat at the council board with Egmont and Horn, wassecretly informed that those important personages, Bakkerzeel andStraalen, w...ith the private secretary of the Admiral, Alonzo de la Loo, in addition, had been thus successfully arrested. He could withdifficulty conceal his satisfaction, and left the apartment immediatelythat the trap might be sprung upon the two principal victims of histreachery. He had himself arranged all the details of these twoimportant arrests, while his natural son, the Prior Don Ferdinando, had been compelled to superintend the proceedings. The plot had beenan excellent plot, and was accomplished as successfully as it bad beensagaciously conceived.
What to read after The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 13: 1567, Part Ii?
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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