Three Centuries of Modern History
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15ut in one respect his appointment is rather an episode in the war, . Than a portion of it. It seems probable that, though his renown HS a warrior and a conqueror was splendid, Philip sent him to the Netherlands, not so much to maintain his power and to extend his own fame, as in order to remove from his sight one of whom he was jealous, and perhaps to find occasion in his failure to disgrace him ; while Don John, though eager to win fresh credit by new achievements on a new scene of action, v...alued the glory which he » V. Infra, c. 13.
A. D. 1676. ] OBJECTS OF DON JOHN. 115 anticipated, not for its own sake, nor as a means of confirming his brother's authority, but as a stepping-stone to procure himself an independent kingdom.
He was thirtj-one years of age; of remarkable personal beauty and grace ; and of a disposition in which the thirst for further celebrity and aggrandisement, natural in one who had already achieved such distinction, was largely mingled with more romantic feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15ut in one respect his appointment is rather an episode in the war, . Than a portion of it. It seems probable that, though his renown HS a warrior and a conqueror was splendid, Philip sent him to the Netherlands, not so much to maintain his power and to extend his own fame, as in order to remove from his sight one of whom he was jealous, and perhaps to find occasion in his failure to disgrace him ; while Don John, though eager to win fresh credit by new achievements on a new scene of action, v...alued the glory which he » V. Infra, c. 13.
A. D. 1676. ] OBJECTS OF DON JOHN. 115 anticipated, not for its own sake, nor as a means of confirming his brother's authority, but as a stepping-stone to procure himself an independent kingdom.
He was thirtj-one years of age; of remarkable personal beauty and grace ; and of a disposition in which the thirst for further celebrity and aggrandisement, natural in one who had already achieved such distinction, was largely mingled with more romantic feelings.
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