The Thirty Years War — volume 01
The Thirty Years War — volume 01
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The peace whichstipulated for complete religious toleration for the dignitaries of theEmpire, had provided also for the subject, by enabling him, withoutinterruption, to leave the country in which the exercise of his religionwas prohibited. But from the wrongs which the violence of a sovereignmight inflict on an obnoxious subject; from the nameless oppressions bywhich he might harass and annoy the emigrant; from the artful snares inwhich subtilty combined with power might enmesh him--from these..., thedead letter of the treaty could afford him no protection. The Catholicsubject of Protestant princes complained loudly of violations of thereligious peace--the Lutherans still more loudly of the oppression theyexperienced under their Romanist suzerains. The rancour and animositiesof theologians infused a poison into every occurrence, howeverinconsiderable, and inflamed the minds of the people. Happy would ithave been had this theological hatred exhausted its zeal upon the commonenemy, instead of venting its virus on the adherents of a kindred faith!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The peace whichstipulated for complete religious toleration for the dignitaries of theEmpire, had provided also for the subject, by enabling him, withoutinterruption, to leave the country in which the exercise of his religionwas prohibited. But from the wrongs which the violence of a sovereignmight inflict on an obnoxious subject; from the nameless oppressions bywhich he might harass and annoy the emigrant; from the artful snares inwhich subtilty combined with power might enmesh him--from these..., thedead letter of the treaty could afford him no protection. The Catholicsubject of Protestant princes complained loudly of violations of thereligious peace--the Lutherans still more loudly of the oppression theyexperienced under their Romanist suzerains. The rancour and animositiesof theologians infused a poison into every occurrence, howeverinconsiderable, and inflamed the minds of the people. Happy would ithave been had this theological hatred exhausted its zeal upon the commonenemy, instead of venting its virus on the adherents of a kindred faith!
What to read after The Thirty Years War — volume 01?
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