History of the Reformation in Germany volume 2
History of the Reformation in Germany volume 2
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CiiAP, I. TESCARA. 871 opposition to the decision of all the others, to take tlic royal captive on his own authority to Spain. * This gave general disgust. Pescara, v/ho felt that his services were not duly acknowledged or re- quited, begged for his dismissal ; in order, as he said, to close his life in some obscure corner of tlie earth, " fjxr from suspicion and from war. " f This was known to the Italians, and it was, indeed, no very far-fetched idea to ground a scheme upon the disconten...t of such a leader. Had not the first knight and captain of France lately set an example of defection ? Was it impossible to lead Pescara to a similar course ? He, too, was born in Italy, and was, in the exactest sense of the word, an Italian.
The consequences which would result from gain- ing over such a man were incalculable. He was the most experienced and the ablest of all the emperor's generals ; in every campaign the most signal and successful actions had been his ; the Spanish infantry were absolutely devoted to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
243.
CiiAP, I. TESCARA. 871 opposition to the decision of all the others, to take tlic royal captive on his own authority to Spain. * This gave general disgust. Pescara, v/ho felt that his services were not duly acknowledged or re- quited, begged for his dismissal ; in order, as he said, to close his life in some obscure corner of tlie earth, " fjxr from suspicion and from war. " f This was known to the Italians, and it was, indeed, no very far-fetched idea to ground a scheme upon the disconten...t of such a leader. Had not the first knight and captain of France lately set an example of defection ? Was it impossible to lead Pescara to a similar course ? He, too, was born in Italy, and was, in the exactest sense of the word, an Italian.
The consequences which would result from gain- ing over such a man were incalculable. He was the most experienced and the ablest of all the emperor's generals ; in every campaign the most signal and successful actions had been his ; the Spanish infantry were absolutely devoted to him.
What to read after History of the Reformation in Germany volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ranke Leopold Von to read onlineMoreLess
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