The Thirty Years War — volume 02
The Thirty Years War — volume 02
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Remonstrances were addressed to all the members of the confederacy, strongly prohibiting them from enlisting troops. They retorted withexplanations equally vehement, justified their conduct upon theprinciples of natural right, and continued their preparations.
Meantime, the imperial generals, deficient both in troops and money, found themselves reduced to the disagreeable alternative of losing sighteither of the King of Sweden, or of the Estates of the empire, sincewith a divided force they wer...e not a match for either. The movements ofthe Protestants called their attention to the interior of the empire, while the progress of the king in Brandenburg, by threatening thehereditary possessions of Austria, required them to turn their arms tothat quarter. After the conquest of Frankfort, the king had advancedupon Landsberg on the Warta, and Tilly, after a fruitless attempt torelieve it, had again returned to Magdeburg, to prosecute with vigourthe siege of that town.
The rich archbishopric, of which Magdeburg was the capital, had longbeen in the possession of princes of the house of Brandenburg, whointroduced the Protestant religion into the province.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remonstrances were addressed to all the members of the confederacy, strongly prohibiting them from enlisting troops. They retorted withexplanations equally vehement, justified their conduct upon theprinciples of natural right, and continued their preparations.
Meantime, the imperial generals, deficient both in troops and money, found themselves reduced to the disagreeable alternative of losing sighteither of the King of Sweden, or of the Estates of the empire, sincewith a divided force they wer...e not a match for either. The movements ofthe Protestants called their attention to the interior of the empire, while the progress of the king in Brandenburg, by threatening thehereditary possessions of Austria, required them to turn their arms tothat quarter. After the conquest of Frankfort, the king had advancedupon Landsberg on the Warta, and Tilly, after a fruitless attempt torelieve it, had again returned to Magdeburg, to prosecute with vigourthe siege of that town.
The rich archbishopric, of which Magdeburg was the capital, had longbeen in the possession of princes of the house of Brandenburg, whointroduced the Protestant religion into the province.
What to read after The Thirty Years War — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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