The History of Holland And the Dutch Nation From the Beginning of the Tenth Century to the End of the Eighteenth: Including An Account of the Municipal Institutions, Commercial Pursuits And Social Habits of the People; the Rise And Progress of the Protest
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Matters were thus advanced, when the King of England's written reply was received; and the States, in answer to the demand of Albeville, protested that » Neg. d'Avaux, torn, vi., p. 66, 68, 73, et passim, 119, Holl. Mer., bl. 192. van de St., Oct. 26.
208 WILLIAM III., 1688 they had no intention of making war upon the king and people of England; an expression that could scarcely be misunderstood, as signifying that one or other was aimed at. James, therefore, could no longer doubt the reality o...f those designs he had hitherto per- sisted in disbelieving. On being made acquainted with the resolution of the States, he fell into a violent passion of anger, declaring to Van Citters, their am- bassador in London, that he "blamed the States less than the prince, who was the basest of men, since he sought to deprive his own father-in-law of his throne''." And in this impotent anger, he exhausted well-nigh all his energies. He refused to follow the advice of those of his ministers who recommended him to apply to France for assistance, choosing rather to attempt to ward off the evil by summoning some Catholic regi- ments from Ireland, and revoking a few of the most obnoxious of his late measures.
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Matters were thus advanced, when the King of England's written reply was received; and the States, in answer to the demand of Albeville, protested that » Neg. d'Avaux, torn, vi., p. 66, 68, 73, et passim, 119, Holl. Mer., bl. 192. van de St., Oct. 26.
208 WILLIAM III., 1688 they had no intention of making war upon the king and people of England; an expression that could scarcely be misunderstood, as signifying that one or other was aimed at. James, therefore, could no longer doubt the reality o...f those designs he had hitherto per- sisted in disbelieving. On being made acquainted with the resolution of the States, he fell into a violent passion of anger, declaring to Van Citters, their am- bassador in London, that he "blamed the States less than the prince, who was the basest of men, since he sought to deprive his own father-in-law of his throne''." And in this impotent anger, he exhausted well-nigh all his energies. He refused to follow the advice of those of his ministers who recommended him to apply to France for assistance, choosing rather to attempt to ward off the evil by summoning some Catholic regi- ments from Ireland, and revoking a few of the most obnoxious of his late measures.
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