History, Philosophically Illustrated, From the Fall of the Roman Empire, to the French Revolution Vol. Iii
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of Eno-- land, flattered himself with the hope of rising to the royal dignity, by possessing himself of the throne of their country. Matthias, while he was exerting his last feeble effort to stifle this war in its birth, either by arms or by negotiation, sunk in his turn, like his predecessor, under the difiiculties of his situation, and left Germany to the bigotry and violence of Ferdinand II.
The new emperor was a prince in every respect quali- fied to brinof into action the eneroies, which w...ere exer- cised in the long war of Germany. Endowed by nature with all the virtues of a great sovereign^^, with pru- dence, firmness, generosity, and magnanimity, he had been taught by a monastic education to regard the destruction of the protestant religion as the grand object of his government. When therefore his intolerance had provoked the resistance of his subjects, the high qualities of his native character enabled him to sustain the con- test with ability and perseverance, and drawing succes- sively into the conflict the efforts of other nations, ren- dered the war of Germany the war of Europe, and the means of a general adjustment of European interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of Eno-- land, flattered himself with the hope of rising to the royal dignity, by possessing himself of the throne of their country. Matthias, while he was exerting his last feeble effort to stifle this war in its birth, either by arms or by negotiation, sunk in his turn, like his predecessor, under the difiiculties of his situation, and left Germany to the bigotry and violence of Ferdinand II.
The new emperor was a prince in every respect quali- fied to brinof into action the eneroies, which w...ere exer- cised in the long war of Germany. Endowed by nature with all the virtues of a great sovereign^^, with pru- dence, firmness, generosity, and magnanimity, he had been taught by a monastic education to regard the destruction of the protestant religion as the grand object of his government. When therefore his intolerance had provoked the resistance of his subjects, the high qualities of his native character enabled him to sustain the con- test with ability and perseverance, and drawing succes- sively into the conflict the efforts of other nations, ren- dered the war of Germany the war of Europe, and the means of a general adjustment of European interests.
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