Holland 1
Holland 1
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Before this monument even the most frivolous and careless visitor remains silent and thoughtful.
It is well to recall the tremendous struggle of which the hero lies in that tomb.
On one side was Philip II., on the other William of Orange. Philip II., shut up in the dull solitude of the Escurial, lived in the midst of an empire which included Spain, North and South Italy, Belgium, and Holland, and, in Africa, Oran, Tunis, the archi- pelagoes of the Cape Verde and Canary Islands ; in Asia the Phi...lippine Islands ; and the Antilles, Mexico, and Peru in America. He was the husband of the queen of England, the nephew of the emperor of Germany, who obeyed him as if he were a vassal ; he was the lord, one may say, of all Europe, for the neighboring states were all weakened by political and religious disorders ; he had at his command the best disciplined soldiers in Europe, the greatest generals of the age, American gold, Flemish industries, Italian science, an army of spies scattered through all the 142 DELFT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before this monument even the most frivolous and careless visitor remains silent and thoughtful.
It is well to recall the tremendous struggle of which the hero lies in that tomb.
On one side was Philip II., on the other William of Orange. Philip II., shut up in the dull solitude of the Escurial, lived in the midst of an empire which included Spain, North and South Italy, Belgium, and Holland, and, in Africa, Oran, Tunis, the archi- pelagoes of the Cape Verde and Canary Islands ; in Asia the Phi...lippine Islands ; and the Antilles, Mexico, and Peru in America. He was the husband of the queen of England, the nephew of the emperor of Germany, who obeyed him as if he were a vassal ; he was the lord, one may say, of all Europe, for the neighboring states were all weakened by political and religious disorders ; he had at his command the best disciplined soldiers in Europe, the greatest generals of the age, American gold, Flemish industries, Italian science, an army of spies scattered through all the 142 DELFT.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmondo De Amicis to read onlineMoreLess
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