The Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648
The Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648
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*Thc majority against them amongst the Electors, ^sS^Sl a majority which was all the more firmly J°y^"^" established when, on February 13, the transfer was solemnly declared. Maximilian was to be Elector for bis lifetime. If any of Frederick's relations claimed that d by Google Co Matisfeld aiid Christian in tlie North, 1623.
the electorate ought rather to pass over to them, they would be heard, and if their case appeared to be a good one, they would receive what was due to them aftei Maximilia...n's death. If, in the meanwhile, Frederick chose to ask humbly for forgiveness, and to abandon his claim to the electoral dignity, the Emperor would take his request for the restitution of his lands into favour- able consideration. Against all this the Spanish ambas- sador protested ; but the protest was evidently not meani to be followed by action.
The question of peace or war now depended mainly on the North German Protestants. Nobody doubted that, if they could hit upon a united plan of NorthGciw action, and if they vigorously set to work to man Pro- carry it out, they would bring an irresistible weight to bear upon t^e points at issue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*Thc majority against them amongst the Electors, ^sS^Sl a majority which was all the more firmly J°y^"^" established when, on February 13, the transfer was solemnly declared. Maximilian was to be Elector for bis lifetime. If any of Frederick's relations claimed that d by Google Co Matisfeld aiid Christian in tlie North, 1623.
the electorate ought rather to pass over to them, they would be heard, and if their case appeared to be a good one, they would receive what was due to them aftei Maximilia...n's death. If, in the meanwhile, Frederick chose to ask humbly for forgiveness, and to abandon his claim to the electoral dignity, the Emperor would take his request for the restitution of his lands into favour- able consideration. Against all this the Spanish ambas- sador protested ; but the protest was evidently not meani to be followed by action.
The question of peace or war now depended mainly on the North German Protestants. Nobody doubted that, if they could hit upon a united plan of NorthGciw action, and if they vigorously set to work to man Pro- carry it out, they would bring an irresistible weight to bear upon t^e points at issue.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardiner, Samuel Rawson, 1829-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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