The Rise of the Dutch Republic: a History, volume 2
The Rise of the Dutch Republic: a History, volume 2
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At that place he * Eolation sent by Phil^). Correspondanoe de Philippe IT., it 996.
t Correspondanoe de Philippe II., il 982.
X See its analysis in Correspondanoe de Philippe II., ii. 983* Digitized by Google 308 THE BI8E OF THE DUTCH BEPUBLIC. [1570.
would communicate with Don Eugenio, and ansange the mode^ day, and hour of execution. He would leave YaUadolid on the evening before a holiday, late in the afternoon, so as to arrive a little after dark at Simancas. He would take with him a confid...ential notary, an executioner, and as few servants as possible. Immediately upon his entrance to the fortress, he was to commimicate the sentence of death to Mon- tigny, in presence of Don Eugenic and of one or two other persons. He would then console him, in which task he would be assisted by Don Eugenio.'^ He would afterwards leave him with the religious person who would be appointed for that purpose. That night and the whole of the following day, which would be a festival, till after midnight, would be allotted to Montigi^, that he might have time to confess, to receive the sacraments, to convert himself to God, and to repent Between one and two o'clock in the morning the execution was to take place, in presence of the ecclesiastic, of Don Eugenic de Peralta, of the notary, and of one or two other persons, who would be needed by the executioner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that place he * Eolation sent by Phil^). Correspondanoe de Philippe IT., it 996.
t Correspondanoe de Philippe II., il 982.
X See its analysis in Correspondanoe de Philippe II., ii. 983* Digitized by Google 308 THE BI8E OF THE DUTCH BEPUBLIC. [1570.
would communicate with Don Eugenio, and ansange the mode^ day, and hour of execution. He would leave YaUadolid on the evening before a holiday, late in the afternoon, so as to arrive a little after dark at Simancas. He would take with him a confid...ential notary, an executioner, and as few servants as possible. Immediately upon his entrance to the fortress, he was to commimicate the sentence of death to Mon- tigny, in presence of Don Eugenic and of one or two other persons. He would then console him, in which task he would be assisted by Don Eugenio.'^ He would afterwards leave him with the religious person who would be appointed for that purpose. That night and the whole of the following day, which would be a festival, till after midnight, would be allotted to Montigi^, that he might have time to confess, to receive the sacraments, to convert himself to God, and to repent Between one and two o'clock in the morning the execution was to take place, in presence of the ecclesiastic, of Don Eugenic de Peralta, of the notary, and of one or two other persons, who would be needed by the executioner.
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