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"FOHA RUSSEL Eſquire, &c: 


Brother to the Right Honojirable, WILLIA M, 
, 64 p ***Farl of  Braford," on | 


* "i Honourable Sir, 000% UN 


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SIS the Sun, by the circunifuſion of 1 bis 

end Xl- corruſcant beams, doth not -onely ex- 1 
A VN: trinſacd dlly diſcouir the aft extent of b 
1 AG j» the Mherſe Ph bis enrrae ally Foment, , I 
ge and'#q articular odufti. 


| 0 Eds infuſtot © of beat ; 
+ Nobility, and Vertue in 
| Dy Pertin), the repens whoſe 3 worth, and merit, 
| £; carried throug the World, by the #imble, and happy 
oc £ of F. ane, \makes them not onely known, bit engen- 
ders. 4n Adnitation of their vertues, and a certain Lon 
of —_ Mfo, and revertnce'to their perſo onggeven in ſ1 uch 
| "# never ſaw them. 
4 : This, Noble S1: ir, 1s the principal motive, which not one- 
02 ly animates, but inſtigates me, to conſecrate this Tranſla- 
tion to you, with ax much.aſſarance of your benign accepta- 
tion, as if fortune had been as favourable to me, in ma- 
Rn ' king me known to your moſt worthy Perſon in England, 
| as Pan bath big liberdl, in making me participant,of the 
\Veport bf -- your bigh Birth, and Qualities abroad. Where- 
fore, being upon the matter, a kind of | half-ftranger to my 
Country, (yot to. the Idiom thereof) to whom ſbould 1 
tddreſſe the firſt fruits of my ſmall labours, after my late 
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Farope , Mn gt 57 $6 cars, Hye? of 
the reputation of ck: invincible GC in war, dad 
whoſe incomparable 6 in Ptace, together with his 
, #nd Benignity to «ll perſans, 


of all ole ae wo a occaft ons in general, give} me 


ſufficient ground to bope, that Z will: not onely vouch/afe 


fo patronize the Work, but $6 the i opragin of the 
Workman,whoſe lively weal, and reſpe3, is the onely cauſe 
his ambition ? 

.Be pleaſed therefore, Moſt noble Sir, po-onbeare tt as 
propitionſly, as it 1s preſented to you ; and cxenſt 
Fr in-elegancie, and rougbneſſe of the ftile, in regard that 

befides that the Subjef is an \-— apts Relation) '0cs * 
ons ſuffered me pk to attend,nor correffthe.Preffe. . 

”; you meet with any Paſſage in the Book, uppit 
reading whereof » you tray think. ft to entertain yo! noble 
Thoughts, in fome of your watant howrs ( as daxbnleſſe 
you will, there being gread variety of all kinds of humane 
{Biane, Faſſions, end Accidents ) it will not onely bean 
object of preſent Srgcopve. pa jc bie&-alſo of 
Enconragement to me, to ſpeak, my ſelf. m other,an better 
Language, what the beight of my Ambition makgs mo 
aſpire to be, 


Honourable Sir, 


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A 2 Have one requeſt to make thee,which 
IN 1") oa thou wile have. much ado to refuſe 
| 


{ me 3 and ir is, That thou wilt be plea- 
RT (ed to ſuſpend thy judgement, till 
WITS FEOQEN chou ſhalt have maturely weighed my 
©> bs dj Work, that ſo nothing may fall from 
CER. vhich may_be too precipitate, 
{ or too pallionate. Thou' wilt find ſome things which 
will pleaſe thee, and make thee pardon ſuch, as will be 
| more for other mens palats then thine. But about all, 
| | I conjure thee by Chriſtian Charity, that I have ſpoken 


* Xxtsrding/to my opinion, without any flattery at all; . 
e _ and if thou findeſt ſome things, whereof thou art ber- ' 
r ter informed then I, thou wilt do me the favour to re- 
ro member, that being in a private Condition, and not 


having been admitted into the Cabinet, I am not the 
firſt, who hath erred through ignorance. I praiſe not 
vice ,by praiſing vicious perſons; but the vertue which 
is found ig them, as a Diamond upon the Dunghill: and 
if ſpeak not all I know, underſtand, that there is more 
rto utter all, then profit to filence all. 

I-call this Age, the [ro 'Age, in regard that all the 
Evills, and Prodigies, have happened in this in groſle, 
which were in precedent Apes, bur in retail, For if 
& diſorders were then great, in ſome corners, they are {o, 

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0J1 {dT ie; 


fs The Hiſtory of this Iron Age, Parti, ' 


LAS — ww 


Frances mar - Khoj » by the valour of che che Dake of Perme. And ſo, by a. good axider- 
Manes. tar ding of the oe wy ne Hart Giars rocarans « Calm : Lawn 


Now, this defirable had chaſed away che darkneſſe of the night; 


this Peace had Julled i the b&ter þdFf of Europe, and the war was re- 
tired towards the GORE or uttermoſt ends thereok; as that ar Sea be- 


© Tt. een th 
we Low-en. APE APD the Bar | rincip in the 


£5 the ari4 vp" Gaad 
my of the wars, ;, Sos Chntrier, Tones che ri t© have fied irs Seat; and School,” It was, 


aries the Acade- 
(May) inthis lietle corner near the Sea, among Tp Rivers,and inaccefi - 
ble Fe ennes and Mariſhes, where it. ſet tp its _— thereby to render 
che Diſcipline th immortal. In ſpirie not being able to 
live at home in and\jdleneſſe, and ir with C laudable defire of 
making themſelyes famous in Arms, for the amb of glory, haſtened 
thither fromall parts, there to make their Apprentiſage ; fome followin 
'the humour of their Prince, and others the inrereſt of Religion, —_— 
pug on that fide, ro which their zealaddifted chem. 
ince from the knowledge of the Revolutions of che precedent Age, -_ 
"drawn the truck cauſes and'miotives of the bloody andrerrible Tra 
which, are yet a playing in this ef oursz we wyl reprize our Diſcourſe Ro 
_ head, her having reached the ſource, follow the brooks, and rivers, 
come into that Sea of calamities and miſcrics, wherein we ſee 
G_ at this day ; who cannot truly call cheniſelves any 
s of their Maſter Jeſus Chil, fince chey have extermina- 
brought confuſion, diſencions and diſorders upoR them- 


IT 5 


zxJe ie therefore this abominable Age, whereof the Seriptu re fo ded 

s;: This is that Kingdom of ron, which ſhivers Bd ſubdues- 

; The ſeven ya _npher of vat red their Vials upon 

1 ape Low b maſſacres, injuſtices, diſloyalcies, and infnice other 
even the v 


ih 


Are come — which have been 
woos mn difficulty to believ thecnd-is at 
, end therche Son of man-is coming in a Cloud, power and Ma- 
(Great God !Incxhauffible ſource of goodnele, wu. mercyl-guide 
pengtathe end that i } but what jo moilethy com trucztothe 
bowed | the:E/e#. Let us therefore be» 


Kingdom, the h_ pert whereof, which niakes the 
8 ON: 


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BY 


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(on mmate) 20 Large, groans ar chzs time under the 


lexand * 


the carth,which - 


p evils, almoſt ableto Eled} co murmuration. + We have , 

: ſeen, and yer; ſee, Kingdom: & Kingdvin; Nation againt Nation, 
| Plagues, Famines, Earthquakes, wer nur Fr ſignes in _che San, 
and ne fnainy aftlitions- ne a jrrso 


bn. A 


Part Þ The Hiftory of | this Iron Ave, 33 


| CHAP. Il. 


of | the Warre of Hungazy. The Death of the Duke of Mercocur. 
From whence came the Inbabitants of Tranſylvania. 


7] Ow, ſince we mult kindle our Torch in-the age paſt, whichis tolight 
| us in the Jatyrinch of this of ours, 1 will cake notice by the way' of the 
| chief exploics, and will begin with the Kingdom of Hungarie,the Theatre,or 
| Srage of the Warre'of the Ottrowans. This Kingdome is moſt fertile jn all the The ferelt 
bleflinzsof the earth; as in Corne,in moſtiexcellene Wines; in Gold;Sijbver, of Hu =_ 
and all other mettals : In ſuch ſorr, asthat-ſome Aurhors | have preſamied © 
to prefer it before all the reft of Europe. Ar , che -greareſt part of ic 
acknowledges che Turk z -ancther 15 grows by che mtolcneie of The 
Souldjiers ; and chat which lies next to Gebmany, obeys for their King, 
Leopoldus Ignatins the prelent Emperour of Ger p | 
This -Kimgdomebeing tormented by the: Arms of the great Turk,had re- 
courſe to the Emperour Redotphy, and he to the Princes and States of Gey- 
wang; but they, blinded by she profperity of \peace, aid CORTE 
delights which rhe fruits thereof produce, fighting che danger which moſt 
nees|y concerned «he houſe of Aufrie from abroad, - promiſed relief; 
which ye. wes retarded by the: jeatoutic of fach, as could 'noc -.4r > 4 
mcanesbrouk the glory of thatFtaily, and- paſſionately. wiſhed rhe de- 
clengion,or rather the utcer maine thereof. Redo/phyin che-Diet, or Aﬀdembly 
| at Ketiſbone, made a gemonirance, how Amwye; the Surat had broken che 
Peace 0ithe year 1594. and Eakenmany Tewng,and Places of frengrh, but peace of the 
, he reaped nothing byc wind 4 forit is m Vain preach co-fich as will noc year 1591. bro. 
hear, He dyed inthe year 1595. ;and hisSon Mabomer fuceceded him | ken by Amures 
whom the Chr iſhans had; neither, good luck;nor blefſaig. For Agria-was 
1 it becauſe the ſuccour came tho lave, as bei ed by the-raines; and 
the Army appeared not till fore dapesafter it was takenythairfocrer rheve 
firſtgrow ſoue akermhes, and: afrerwardss Barrdil, 'whertin 'the Tiths 
were routed,and thair Canontakem Bur che yeror cating chemſcives 
£00 foane, and tot mconkdenarcly appar madothan who fled' re- 
gain their courage; in ſuch ſore as cthac- they! andttefcarcd an; Av- 
my of fixry thouſand _ rene ” them. '' By: 'meanc of his 
@emorable cncexpire, the lort tell wpen thetrhpi e:Tpwy of Rib, 
which ifſwei very happily for the of Outcome -ro the honoar'st 
echeGount de Swertcbourgh, and Moſn.de y{x LocraineGencleman) 
together wath the French, Lorr awes, ; n/and WH alioons. The 
anKing,ond redbl- Murioy of che 


Duke'of pe iget en_ leave of themoſt 
lefted che fragmacnty ofuhe Leeguewent thidher, for the ſervice of Chiifhbhie French, 
cqil-acal wich rhatiofrhoir x 


dome : bitt-fiis Tegaps, not having inn 


fell commtine m abe Fort of Te ms 
plabets 


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4 PEX oc »ot a eChiithar 

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txaathtiTe fun Corfie wactakenby the FirkanitFol-vo# 
Uiboiern? B 2 oure 


— 


The H iftory of this Iron” Ape. Part 1; 


The death of 
the Dube of 
Mer coeur, 


nia. 


Whence came \jfhed and beheved, chat.che faid children were tranſ 
the Inhabitants, : 


of Tranſylva- 


; .chough he; Ref 


bourg by the Duke of Mercoexr, where he atchieved ſo much glory, that che 
great Turk, intreated Henry the-fourch to call him away, This war was fi- 
niſhed about the end of the year 1606. The Emperours Souldiers mucined 


. for want of payyand commirted a thouſand robberies, which cauſed rebel- 


lions and great famine. The Duke of Mercoeur, defirous to go vific hisna- 
tive country,began his journey full of vi&orious palms, and paſſed chrough 
Viema, where/he'was very well received by his Imperial Majeſty, and the 
whole Court: Bat Parca, envious of his happinefle, cur off the thred of his 
life at Noremberg. | 
Tranſylvaxie is apart of the aforeſaid Kingdom: of Hungary, and is much 
copled, and moſt fertill ; TheInhabiranrs ſpeak a language much like to 
that of Low-Saxom;;. and it-is/ allo very credible , char they ſprang from 
thence; but when-or, how is very uncertain, Some Authors recount that a 
certain. Quack-ſalver,or Mountebank, nor being fully ſatisfied by the Citi- 
zeris of Hemelen {a town ſeated upon the River of Feſer) according to their 
promiſe made bim, ( for freeingchemfrom the trouble of an innumerable 
.eniltitude ff Rary ; which he Arew out of the ſaid Town with the ſound of 
- bixPape) ines him(4dF after this manner. He gathered together all the 
-childten ofthe;:Fown,or, (itofay becter ) he charmed tham (o well with the 
: Cound of his faid inftrumene;rhat;he going out, and th following to a cer- 
rai niountain;notfar off; the g cleaved, and ſwallowed chem up,and, 
as {aon as they; wereentred,cloſed up again:and ſome time after itywas pub- 
Tran- 
: Andyeven to this very dey, there are ſome at H#me/en who'write 
- 11 theſe terms} Such « year, fince the departure of our children, The Kingdom 
of Hungery; far the moſt part, followes the Romane Catholick Religion 
d party, and the Luther ens ( eſpecially /in Trev- 
\ſplvanis; ) bate-theuwr Churches. Bur che: hepping in of theſe latter crea- 
-ced. a greas deale of diſtruſt ;'the inſeparable companion of concradi&to- 
| x opinions 2:{T he Sovergign-aucharity hath loft part of her vigour : and 


be erief@emauch dimmiſhed that the Hungarians could not ſubfift bur 
.by the Magafhy af tbe Eag/es Let us ſummarily, and without deviating from 
our; path, of, the glary of the ancient Hungarians; of the vertnes,and 
i) ljabits which are found gow-amongh them 3; and of the troubles” which 
they: (uffer, or (hl ap t themſelves, by the neerneſs and vi- 
4inity of the: [warn enewy of Chriftendome. 

+, Hrangeryy(wncicatly: called Pannonie)- is a Kingdome moſt abundant in 
all which Nature covets:for hier contentment. She 1s watered with moſt fair 
(ondgpontRanies ; which. ould" nuke het moſt flouriſhing, if ſhe had not 
=> k in-het hageh Bus. be-hach anair a liccle roo rough for ſtrangers, 


ur 
ba, hack, «a buge:mumber. of-gecar Emperours ; moſt Religious 
; Ee oe endia mel, learned in'all Kinds of faculcies, 


Milos, that fehurge of Gods camefrom them wick his/Hurs, for the affifti- 

{ Knrape:; thaby.iother Tyrans, who have often rended Germany, 

made | them tribuce.a Jong ime, to ſave their Coun- 
£542 | 


ſo abſolute an Empire, as.it renders the 
wigarions very. ſpicale, Ambition niade them looſe a King, 
« fair A vpn Bade, the cepitall City of the Kingdome. Avariceburries 


Part q T he Hiſtory of this Iron Age. 


. 
c f cuicfull, and bronghe much profit to their enemies. The Hungeriens (ſaith 
- an old Bilhop, wriring ro the Emperour Frederick, the firſt) have ngly feces, 
1 bollow eyes, are low of ſtature, and barhbarous both in manners and ſperch. And 
- yer it. muſt beavowed,that there alſo dwells yertue amongſt them,as well as 
- amopgit other Chriftians; chat they defend Chriſtendome ; and that their 
h bodies are ſuch Bulwarks,as the Ottomans bav2 not hitherto been ableto leap 
[- aver, and which chey muſt firſt taſt tothe ground, if they intend to aflaylie 
s Germany.They are almoſt alwaies on horſe-back,and upon prey withthem, 
and rhey ſerve themſelves of calamity for an alitnenc to their ,verrue. And 
h indecd that of the valianc Count de Serin amongſt ſo many others, ſhined 
'O with fo much glory, and conſtancy atthe ſiege of Sigot, har, ir roads 
m him everhaſting praiſe. 
Fl The Hungariens with their Light Horſe do more hurt to the Turks, then 
j- ro the Germanesz and in this laſt War ' of Bobewi# they offerided more. 
ir ſurpriſes, than by ftanding Fighrs. ' In the Barrle of Prague not being #bte” 
le ro {upport the rough onſer ofthe Palloans,and Germanes,they quickly gave! 
of ground, and ſo were partly the cauſe of that rap ng Defear. 


— — 


: CHAP. 111" 


%a of _ or Muſcovia: Theiy Religion. The Hiſtory ofDerierihiy,” | 
£2 

His Province, which: Grpechis.s ſelf to the Tcie See, is of a very 1; 
4 LES governed by an Empeydur, or Great Doke, with tnoſt ab l 
by authority, (after che manger of the Eaſtern Countries)however ic 
4 n_—_ North. .Fhe Ned rhe we che Greek Religion,under 5 , 
a- C Aw wot teaſs < ſult oe of if which ' wit! meVer The Gree 

be correfted, e the Great DA ſu & Ao. 
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wy of the ſaid hn #nd an ——— wy ilk | 
ws dead to the viewof the ; Hh . 
w Now, this Demetrius people aghe up 
by mr, after he had travelled [ets 2h 
yetres made himſelf known to bt the fon 


the alſftanice of the Bad Pilravs ie 


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p poop Ec had acknowledged tlie Pope, and introduced . 

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of that of t C Great Hehry of France. 
Ho apo. 2 apart granary Devel is dai 4c bw very April of his a age, and 
the cruelty the bubaroms oh ned even upon his dea body, 


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H MIT's os ny 6 bave won A, m_ aniteretalized 
Nteh.z and Ve Ry O__ c Religion of Auffiapſup- 
Mg 4 _ hoof che Gon ms vs en opens feladdy co kave 
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Part 1. "The Hiſtorg of this Iron Ave, d 


Trunks, which was full of hony, ran great hazard ta,be drowned , without The ftory of « | 
an almoſt micacnlous ſuccour,which happened to him by chance:and it was, **4/-n* Javed 


a Bear approaching the ſaid place, to lick the honey ( whereof theſe crea- by a ſtrange 
tures =S , liquoriſh ) che poor man laid hold of his tayte; #nd the beaft accident, 


violeritly en —_—_— to run 1 Way mw che ur7 bang 4rd oe men fa- 
call precipice. The winter is t very long an ; againſt the rigoar 
wheof the Inhabitants (who ha wy want of wood) ſeverhenſcive of 
Goves, and food furred gommny as all the Northern people do. 

The Novility is very ſtudious of War, and defirons of Travell, and in 
ſhort,” bf an humour much like thar of the French. They expreſs their gal- 
lantry in the beauty of their Cloaths, Weapons, and Horſes; m the ſumpeu- 
ouſnefſeof Feaſts, Weddings, Funerals,Chriftenings;and in numerous trains 
of ſervants, when they go a woing, They are very ſtout, and decide their 

uarrels for the moſt parc by encounters: ſo that there are more Fights,than 
els. They are very good ſouldiers, whereof they have given frequent 
teſtimonies againſt the 7, wh, whom they oppoſe nor with Fortifications and 
Bulwarks, for the defence of their Kingdome, and all Chriftendome ; bur 
with their Bodies,-in the Field. The Tarters do them much hart ſucpri- 
zes; who as ſoon as they have done their'fear, and firid the Po/es advancing, 
betake theraſe]ves to their heels with their pray, and ſell cheir priſpners to 
the Turks, by whom they are made flaves.- - | 

The Po/anders,(anciently called Sarmats) were very redoubtable tothe 
Romanes, and conremned their power , they embraced che doftrine of the 
Goſpel, and fince learning and ſciences IPOD Vogue'a them, 
they are extreamly civilized, as all other nations likewiſe are, which have 
changed the darkneffe of ignorance into light, and their bruiciſh manners 
into amiable ſociety. The Latine. tongue is'fo common chem, 
that there are very few Gentlemen who dv not fpeak' it. The cuftome of 
drawing a ſword, when the. Prieſt recited the Goſpel jn the Maſs, is now 
aboliſhed, for ſome misfortuneswhich happened thereby; however . by this 
zealous ation, they fignified themſelves to be willing to looſe their lives for 
the defence of the Goſpel , and for the propagation thereof they have 
often fought goal the Pagers, and dop iſtendome to this day 
inſt the paiflance ofthe Infidels: Neverthelefſe, they were moved by 
this very zeal, both inconfidetately and perfidiouſly to break the ſworn 
Peace with the Great Tark ; and were conſequently all cut off, together 
with cheir King Vlediflaw , neer Verne, They are very ftrong and tall,and 
have faces able to imprint the figireof fear in the countenance of the moſt 
confident. They flight the rigour of the colds and all other obftacles which 
may hinder them a glorious death. Yet is it alſo very true on the 0 
ther fide, that vice hath placed irs dwelling with them, as well as elſewhere; 
and that the contempt of the Lawes is not lefſe amongſtthem, than in any 
other part of Exrgfe. They who travel! through Poland and Hungery,carry 
their beds wich themz yea, and ſometimes their vi&uals too*, to fhan che 
hazard of an ill ſupper, and a hard lodging. Theſe two. Nations have # 
faſhion of cloathing, almoſt alike, whi differ very-lictle; and they 
both wear furred Bonners, The Raiane Catholick Religion is the chick 
however there be other Religions alſo permitted, and freely exerciſed a- 
mongft them; as namely, the 4rriaxs, Calvinifts, and Lutherans, the Greek 
Church hath here alſoa great number of adherencs. | 

| The Kingdome of Po/axd is Elefivezand whenthe King is dead,the Arch- 
—_ Geſne takes the Government of the State,and afſembles the ſenare 
and the Nobiliey for the cleftion of another, During the Intertcign, or ya- 
cancy, thereis committed great ſtore of marthers and infolencies z which 
moves ſuch'as love the publick'Quiet, to - Ele&ion. The Nabilicy 
hath moſt bigh priviledges, wb. no ings authority is TI" 


The « Hiſlazof this. ben &, PLan F. 


— ——— —<—— 


and retained. wichin the Lawes of the Kingdom u whereof thby are (0 = 4 
that chey alwaies ir Prince, and imagine every moment, that he 
will Hnep V5: Whewes rom them, or at leaſt diminiſh chem , co make 
more. Fg 
Mpriberaae nrlo rig pul Du al ed hefe as. in other parts of Chris» 
ſtendame.Fos a Gentleman ſhall be gqilit for killing of anocher with, one 
years inprilgnm ent, and if the perſon myurhered be. of a mcan condidgn, 
for a (! rhe 1t> 
The,Ecclehiaſticks have bugeRevenues,for which they are much enyied. 
Trans eminent Ny pg amongſt cheyy: aceco be Scnacours, mom 
mae Eg, ar rig [2h which are charges of Capcaing., xe 2 
© all. cquall , like Brothers , 


TOR FO al urMg any tupezivricy 


The Duke of , gdome bak vacant hy the deceaſe of Sigiſmund, Queen  Kather 
y Anjou eleHed yige % Medicis, ſent eF a +: lence e Gueber for the Dake of Artiounher 
3 9 King, ts N10, menckolen with app ſe; and oquence of the ſaid Biſhop 

$ heck ox hae The wa EE ON be Dube Reception, _ 


bat the Po s{corn to fel fell ſhort of any i gallantry, Duc 

his Ser roved not Moone Wa bY of the <a of his brother 

King Chart and. ET «ry Crown of Fraxce before the. E» 

leftro land; © = monerth Ter [ommaytes be: a progakaar Mc 

rephe ving the Polauders the repentance g choſen the trouble to 
- Ta: wh ex, who fell cnt yohe Ste = Batdrixs,Pruice of Tranſylaani 

Tha Penifch ro her O Sncne? thre bordering 


r1us ſucceeds, Wyo 
CE 
he boles 


WH ea 


4 Ae threatned utter ruinetothe Crown, 
the, Bilbo ps,and many other of the greas 
_ 2 5G of King Jobn,aud Queen Katherins 


of Fagye! we) | 
p Meptintipay of, Auſtria , ako entring uto 
up in hafey beige arſaw; from whence be. 
penny its $7 Wieſe q he BEWe8 bh he ſecond zoe 
the Fe Grout Fas elaid, 


ies, $igi Was apr pa 1587, and 
4 the name == wie Sens He married hw of riay 
he had a fon named Uladi 


faxpgjubo afterwards ahy Fals 
And this is that. which we thoug rv fit. to reco mu ſerve 
us-for the preſent Hiſtory of rhis Age 

. Ler us now into Swedey, and hear what the Swades alledge Fac 
- 2 With the reafogs dy arguments boch of the one 4 


— _ — th — —— 


_— —_— 
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TP | CHAP. V. _—_ 


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Party:' TheHiftry of this Tra ge. Y 
nt 962 Ud + Por mah Charles A Re | 1 bong n__ ns 


ck e Can Sweden, x9, govern 5b Kingdowe in Mis nes ity 


Now 4 ir eg Aanites, that Pu ces who have mote ein dom 

ILOW by} che and is ro loo et E affeBions of hes the pH bjefs, and 

eic Pies corhes b- 4s de *R £q be: eli ;z.ins regard thas cher, ſaid 
fubjefs are Wok. wart the heat of their favour, and. preſence; and.ſq 
oth BY ow inſenfib i, to The place, bp Af well becauſe their Predence WinBEs 
che aff, Siions of the ſybjeRts : ; 35 that reaſons are never wa $0 ſuch ag 
have no Fill ro obey: Xl bef eſides, e\ F one ſtands in fear raine Role 
Bur the molt powerful. Bl Pn e coldneſs. of ſujefts eg 
Soveraignie, is diverh Acligionss which cauſes a change in Scat 
don. arg ſhakes 'it Fay chat many A this. for the ſtrengthenin = 

that they wed E 5 theniely ave belived that rhey nei 
Hb - 6ght rg Pere Fe wore x Þ ane. _ ; 
igiſmnich rn Sy aints from Sweden, an concearing Sigiſmund 

an es of} tis Unc eCharleggr retolvgdouith leave he States of n _— Swe- 
land, ts tral nſpbrr fanfelf rhither wi with ſome Poliſh and German forces... He 3 
departed from Da#t k with a fleet Thary Sayle,and was well received 
the Gayernour of omar ; ; from whenct he went to ſec. his lifter ar Ste= : 


bour R 

iN Chatles h; f « tonands him, pet Finland, with an; Army to dey 
fend the kingdotne ugai OY pr hamſclf; gho (as it was publiſhed) came Sigiſmand bes: 
to take the Vice-Rhig priſoner, 'and change the overnment b ſubvexting #e#. 
Religion.Sother@happened a nes skirmy cinthe Vice-King had che 
better, and Sigiſmllad was forced | fo rexirs elf towards the Confines of 
Datnicthtn fine; te wis beaten again near Lim -oyen,and his Fleet taken, [Ip- 
on which,ſeeing his Lincle. thus courted by engthrongh the mediation 
of fortie Lords, he was fain to make peace y ohm under certain conditie 
ons,by vertue whereof his Fleet was rellore! [49 ia co. $0 by Sea to Stacks Makes Peace. 
hoImzand Duke Charlei(in whole hands. yere pyf the prin ,Loxds of Sweden, 
who had been t > Ee 15 the King in Po/ [an 'W fp Dey land. , 

Siziſmaid,inſtead of going to SCAT ly Fin at Stockbolm,weng ſe- 
cret ſon of- the Kingdom, which bt thereby y fol, and regained Daxtfic ch, He reals ans 
Some Authors have written, that he had boa advertiſed. of Come ill of che kingduad 
of his Uncle Charles 4 inſt him ; and a certain perſon who was then at 
Stock bale affirms, thac he fighed for his baving ler flip che bird which he 
had in. bis hand,” However, choſt Lords were behcaded, and their heads 
ſet gen ſtakes, which were fitice' taken Iway upon the requeſt of a great 
War 

Da n \ Charles ickly recovered thoſe places of fir th,, which wer 
a Kings TT pres he hoſe pl of tors ho had Seed 


phys the Rel Kit ps, | the Fin/au- 
ne Cabo held th8 Rings dience ro him(gf, Some moneks 
herd States U T 


the Rights he bad int 
TA they were ready to ag 
taſe ie would Forthivich ſerif Nin chicher\ rob bred i in the eli 
Ge cogrl on the C F ming ' iy 
Bur fe receiva " were hot accepted 
King, and the mi ens Fay hen 
who reſolved to take an account of them Sheds cyed RT the Poles, 


This is the ſunune of what is known of that difference, which is yet re- 
maining between the Heires of theſe two Princes, and which is debaced by 
YT F#ngrary reaſons, according to the / Ow cither of Paſſion or 
Religion 


T he\Hittry of this row yh. "Part L 


 Retigiong Religion, and weeording #6 kndwfkaZFello o of thi Right of che Hg 


"nw PHontbrs teptontHtht $9906 Y0þ tHe, wikBhtdny vale 
and upon ſome 11] grounded ſuſpigzons only; caueVen 8 ainſt all R (RP 
Diviieand Htinimme, they? ord eg king! from $5g #4 , to diveit to 
Eby 130i Fo which the” Wan(iwer, ttiar th Kin againſt his promiſe 
bath endeavours yadet band eg brins in the wits, foto replant the Rp. 
man CatHolitk' Religion es he pers th heck and curb chem ; and many 
other ar $ thete art rhe one (ide. vo theorher » Which I 
. nd'whiar #5 oh ef atfarge. elſewhere. "Now yoil have 
Aer akea effebts of their arms, *, 
'Ch#les, after cheretyion of Finl2ede,went into Livonia,where he 
ſome advantage pom aMbkjes beljeged Riga, but'1 In Yain,; and re- 
+ 'neo- Sweden in grea danger to Adele ed. Re) be h1d"zotten 
eCrown tpon Hit head, hegave the reſo! Mherrof ae Chriſtian Kinzs 
and Princes; juſtifying bis ocecding FO , and ſeeking the 
"24h] Orca RES {ety Ns FC Store, encrall S419 kie 
Great Chan tfaſd writ #$4ihif him, Ey ned our upon is 
offend hita, wav gave fubjeft of great gnidges 
pro pare: , on ke "kength coi mplacable hat 
ever hm, Wh upon hith"at Riga a: tis 4m = much ſtron 
than that of Poland, was route wh k Gen keyiet%s, Who , having ſeri Ei 
forrr hyndred'of the Lidouj rg bers I LO aftack «che Swedes. n he 
' Reer,-won the Battle by el! raraghy; and ts Livetpeameto be under 
che Polanters, el cheRegn A UGuftovur 4otyl who reduced if 
© Feeders 'All Lived i nf enbrac the uther an Re&igion as ell 


,wh NET bf theit” Yndamengy. HG: as X. a O 18 
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Phenk. are many hup 


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ek bp are © fomelnne ee. rear iſſu 
are in the pal which ek Too 


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nefſe and labour, T he Nobility js ve mild frank ;. loves lea and 
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We) The Hiſtory of Hi Ion Ave, Parry, 
CHAP, VIL 
Of Great —_— the Hiſtory thereof vill 1ht Reign of King 


CHARLES. 


i <ojourty > dick fe Creatas 
open North to. _ [is counted $10 mite: thit greareft breadly ' 
caſured in « right Kiſcy not+ above 25D mites: bur by 
25 of the Fea Ines upon 320 5. ohe whole Tircuim- 
44 les ir was for-the bignefle- thereof, by So/tris 
cealſea- "the ocher. World; by ochervof later 
|; ; Nrpreh ook it ſue aids $07 rx 2 2; 


att = the Woods <> 
| - och  Willniee ers 
down v ent arog 


47 vu F Le ph ply CH I 1+ 4 x ee 
vez <Q 10; 7 1p ere 9577 31" : bo won't ww 
ed Tots ron > —fahw4 hab, - pb, 


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Bi n Doh 1 NCR Wan” 3 


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For Mountains, Brig ges, Rivers, Churches feir, anoifle 
Women, end Wool England is poſt compere. * 


Their Laws bave ſome ot lance with tholeof Normand 
had 


ET EMT YT LEY PTTL [EE 


Son ſucceeds 


Patten. The Hil of ths bm dio 7 


where;afteriche Divifion of the Etate real and perſonal, the youngel $oh 
ehooſts che firſt part, the fat being left For the cldeb.. + ati now 

co relate what hapned to then finec che Romurs firſt mvaded dy oy 
mg no woes 7 Kings werent corp wn. of otd {itbje 

HOr'Co Vine $8. the conqueſt e hues, mw 
them was moreſare, c rot thint a graitty loſe of tiwebkd: min, 
then ocher for peat bm bee the Brittzims now Kid roy ws 


| fiſtance, Not < = women e - 

; cothe Kowris 

| it of their x an a thiylied won it aft los" 
L | labor. The $c#7 tnd Pick rot gray; rit; eſitell 

| Gn ie ne whom che - by w wo qe on 


Ct of hep Bhd 


LS ECITeD | mms to 
Hilibulebes, ps IT. 


Hoy eopercs th by rg aha te autocad by wy 


ein ſeried ts Ve at + bay the Pri Withhhd the Piraces 
about the cools; citred the lend; : ge 4s we, | 
om wow nelthier (herald 438% prophaNe; TH6 


Colubighdn © _ 
keto Monſters, 


the DD Reg 
#1} che Diitian@ to ih 
on they retutitied ttor 1; 
ao bar ret 

non 
bend de: 


Tz SEARS TT .. tcl Þec-_cocwcocoL. cc 


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et Cn — 


T be. Hiſtory. of wbis Jronidge-.. © Party. 


Henry the ſevenths marria e with h.-the Heireſs of the' hoaſe of lork,,: the 
Kingdom. began; again to be ag quiet and-{necover. ſtrength, there, were 
many. conſpiracies and inſurreRions, which-he, being an «Rive Prince, K 
quiek)y: quelled, Afterwards, in the; time of; Henry the eighth, was the ch 


reac... quarrel about the Popes acy! and. S. Kathayines divorce, of Ic 
hich Flhalk k-at large.in þ agree Chapter, Edward the lax de; lid 
clared rthe Proteſtant Religion 3. but: dying very. young, had:not gl 
rica co extle i ic fixmly; ; fos Queen Mery coming after biwmy nadid wharſn- ab 
exerhe. had done;and reſetied ghe Roman Gathelich Relagian. T be French, [ 
ave. Dukgs, of Guiſes having intelligence that Galzee/ was hut weakly r 
d, came on a ſudden; upon thew, ſeined, ypon their (ourworks, and D! 


arefe che Place in. 14 days, which had.conciuued in che poflelliqu, of che alt 
Exgldh 200. JERrb> | - » T ou x3 ſhe ſhould ſay vpon hts.deatb-bed, if p6 

they her, th nd Calicein hey belly... Afcep her ſucoended dy 
her. Siſter. oder me badgoverncd, ber.felf wich ntich; prudence;dy- o 


rivg.the five: nRAcignof her Silter lany;mhercby ſhe prevented (everal 
counſels \, that ,yere kg hon rj or z.'the, | Komin - Catholicks litt 
F lesſt ihe | way of her [Siſter might; reftvre; the; Proge- Hil 


en. .GMory. bad. labourcd to..rggt 
yauces,as forcunatd ima ber Armand , 
aces was. :; $@ {(oon-as (he'came wm. 
ihe Provches Religion ;, attex- 
| elf head gf; «he Church::of 
| 3 She pas alynyes wellſey- 
rong apooy h the Kingiof 
allo BY he. S$cates, of -rhe 
beg by the che Spani/h\ Fortes, till 
aff, that wy a g tees 
ap wen, levergh Viforics, by 
car's wm ot P 
ergby.the inriched her ſubje 
brag }ftew Rete 


X of, lin 
== 
To L 


ftamt Religion: 
out. A Prix 


eye ache, 
£ 

e{tgemed: Wye nl 
': Grorge [* hevet, 


Tim lt 


its Matter; buel 
pn notes 


RY _ qunel 

h Shanivet in ome! 
abs Elan tefnrks 

at} TED che quo" 


woot =, and'] 
l ercof wei © pare 
'fintits enedy: iwchis? 


19th 


CHAP. vill.” 


I, b1tsevs Þ Fi 04327) . 


"if Healy; Lorraign, and Savoy. 


BOY. theth held che Chaii;aid by Jrepdndentodnbtdini*, 

ih, the Voneriort; and che Great Dukgof Tuſcany, thete flourifged M 
ety pen all 3 of *6ns preſervert kirnſel within his own it! 
—_ abr could rele) fie rake root, to the lofſEofthe:publick! 
Quiex bhr- —_ ſuddenly frangled in the Cradtes, wiſc condudt, 
endo fr yolny, TY#&9 © 138) 
py onitthon- as other prafiſes, have:nctonly}-angs 

mented! c heparmony Es Peter, bire drawn Uilloall che SoveraignAuthor, 
Pormg Fembring rhe! Emperoutzof Germeny fromthe kndw 


dh adore eh Popes, and:the Gitehm for the End 
nnd wes nor or \quiecer, bus by) 
[hole Majeſty | of Emperonrs by -endequouring'1ea! 
ye = hoomgnt tom their funds A difference:not: 
hey "have never beeti 'unbap 
ay Ow "Italians cutting ch 


0 bhien hindrin heir coming: 
bf H&E ; Aaron 


Feraihs there, 
i Unoft "11199, ew-onyy by; by 


FITC = 


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6 Eaves ; bp Li Abe of | urge i 


ives ,Þ cauſe _to judge 2 Ges chey who began 
iy and chief. "Itty 1. Thrive * flaves 
i ye Þ fone tothe" Coanttondmealeh-of- 


-£1a 
In 


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it: 22k ad 


and'$:city, 

Pre- 

nent warres between the two: Crownes, 
c end of. this Treatiſe, in the revolution 


Mc is ac = A . 


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Marquiſat \ elſe, and ro 


yy £& +, 4 wy 


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leane,. 


tg 


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- 


cauſed rather 
the anibition of bim 
Prin > whocoala hs by 


foftat er " 
£ady- round about 
widdle, [peak thoſ ; ies, which by | 
ons have ſhaken all other ls gi whe 7 BRAS 


P0552 Dh CGDODNMDOD DOBEUOAmBY we co 


ences 


—— — OD. ht 


Pare. The Hilary of this: Iroidges 


ences thereof, and accomaiederingebeir ceatts och baſlance of thrid 

oreatneſſe, For fince War tbach been declared berwear and | Frans, 

very few ho bare food Neurrell 5 ſome having jo thoar- _—_ 

neceflary for chem;/'and ſome'others:( though bu 

Sr «noe forte po rore ymra other Bm 

none bave been willirlg co have cithey wn9{apprefſed by. cit 

othet, For rhe on cad fearwherein a all are of an Unjvedſall 
Monarchy : 


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the ed Ck Rnd the Con "hae eff tran: Nor 


, | 5391 »;1\».ii 
Ow co get entire knowlec ; buy ns tere rar ied el 
hk. Can e5 which ſooften NOY ES 
et 


Tf 
" which we w ne olfe 
Counrlc, 


France.being delivered from the wats AY "Rig KN <3 
red to her (elf, as well by the help of forreighers,, as of hivr Neighbours; 
and even the ver cred eml Me; wit Modi! ke: L oy cloſe Age 
ſhip at that rime. Having ( I fay ) ſhaked off the yoke of the Enx!ih, wits 
ward expelled from Guyenne and Nor mandy 5 $ ſhe became the hk puiffie 
Monarchy of Europe. 

Charles che $* went to ſeize ui pon the kingdom gf Naples, _— 

was no ſooner; got than loſt > his deparcure thence, Lewy the twe 
ving made an Alliance with Fer4inaid of C aftile, tor the recqyery-6F 
hr a54-" enters Italy, ſurpriſes Mi/ax 

es the ſaid kingdom of Neptes. 
ſharing of ſtakes makes friends foes; fort & 
Ganſalvo having in many Encounters routed the F# 
upon the Caſti/ians: and the power and reputation Parkes Speed 
ſed much,'by_ che valour of that, grear Captain.” 7 Tub 

French the fir having broken the Swiſſers in Frear Katral, eaſily —_ The f 
himſelf Maſter of the Dukedom of Mj/zx and'coniſequendly .of the of the {law 
of Naples, But Fortunefmiled upon the Prog only ro beer Ie det ween the 
ſuddenly turned to'the Spaniards, who t Ki Front vas Spaniards, and 
eſtabliſhed themſelves in the ſajd ki ingdom, and jo the ſtatt'of Mitgs : 
from hence proceeded -the hatred berween the rwo Nath | 
finee been augmented accordiug to genes G Seth: 
ther confiderable accidents, whereof we wil Thi ay cn So ol | 

But there is aſecontl and a mote dba 61 The ſa : . 
Frence, biit the n bouring States allo have,cc CERN 1 2a 
jeatouttes;which is the of che unibt\bf $p'in th miatriag ou 

4 and Burgaydy, and the latter theſe 
ſonne to Fobn the ſixth of France, for havin | 
os Battail a el agazt Engliſh, was by ntarriage thade” 
the Low-countries and Fobi bis fon ſcien 


mall the ooadgbnge 7 > Foun, Lua the hatred affo's 
Ne e of Orleans. Now, th isYoung Prirics any wirh* 
of the P+mg-as.d of Frence,and the Low-countries, into Hung "ASairitt" 
Tar Twk, fell inco the hands of Bejazer, who would have ca m5 1,1 to be be- 
ed, as well as the reſt of the priſoners, had he not bee adyiſed to pur 
D in 


 Tbe:Hifory of- this Jrox' Age. . Parti. 
him cos Ranſom, amd fend him ome; aud #hisberaule it was diſcortrediua 
he thotthd one day beoome- the Auichour of we di- 
ome:which'afttirwards proved rawe, Forde caſed 


e to be maſſacred, which mailed 4 bugft war dec oonab ole 
cer Ono orhe: great advshcenment of tht £42/-f6 atfaires j 
France. Blicnow, INES WI tolcevills, & Prace was made gnd 
Die Foby affuffinated ma 1 the preiiuee of poe Dolthiy, Now 
this diſmall chance,this unſeafonable revenge, and this mad Commfell was 
the cauſe why the Engliſh affiſted by the Burgundians and Flemmin:s, made 
thanmſelves mafters of almot uti rhekmpdom of Fraxce, For PhilipTiirnamed 
the Good, joyned with the Eng/iſh,to revenge the death oF his Father again(t 


n fine, there happening a' civil war if Fo #4/and Bitheeh the Houſes of 
Lancaeffer and Tork, the White and Red Rifd, and Duke Philip drawiuy his 
Ii of the play; the Co ric oth came by degrees to loole all they bad £ot- 
the aid ce 
der of the Golden Fle leece dar oi on 14 >. and ryed fo by vectIMon all 
Rp Meteors nc one body, to 'whi Chertes the Corbatant aimexed 
Sher; ſold to bi by Nuke Arnefr, For the ſum 'of 9g z2etou- 
r_ ih, eyed. of the Emperour Frederick in contideration of the fum 
hty thouſand Florens.in gold. He left one only Danghter named 'Ma- 
Mpegyhg Wes 6. very Yertuous Princelſc,and was married to Maxi- 
of the war which followed after. Her ſon Philip having renes <d his al- 
one with Hexry the ſeventh, went into. Spain and married Jane of Caſtile, 
who brought him Charles of Aftrie. And thus, theſe Provinces being hound 
#in; which by the diſcovery and conqueſt of the 
Guappong aiof the ſame time) is become moſt puillanc, and cer- 
"4 to other States and Princes,as alſo rothe Ottomans themſelves; 
whe; pmren En wry governed by aPrince of this Family Joaden 
xxch ſo many 
rod hon 


les che 
Picuted” and eftabhhed the 
te Harpo e pretenfio 1s of the Nuke of alCers, or Gulick, were allo 
Silanof 4ufriai and her death proved farall to the Low-countrice in ref- 
Ne eto the Thi or 3p guxdj, and then to that of Auſtria, came at laft into 
and {a many poren MRS Ok no {mall pleaſuce in 


Eng cet Emper mongſtthe Chi 
Em erour,had F bop vs firſt for tris Competitor, 
ers reac Wars een chem, The {yccelſe whereof was, that 


F Lag cake (ire, oprote Oh performed nor to re- 


- rakdays ; Which the 


had ed atk eve Fiorn res of th; 139% 5 ba 2og and 1ra/y: ſo that 
te Heires of es cemaned a long time in the quiet and peacetn!] polfeſ- 
z0f ch h'embroyled at home by the render yourh 
(pe he tefery and by. Civil War , without 
An here we may ſee how by martia;es 
Aaftris is both amplified and elevared'; 
er ſelf by arms, given jealouſies to the Prices of 
ruck fear and hatred into the ſoules of the 

eco uphold chemſelves; and pur a flea 
ene; ik bet abandoned the intereſts of Religion to 


ity: kad this formidab CO From ti) is Knot or 


eat.Staces together, (wherewith the King 
cn rug that rickliſh, and indiffoluble dife- 

rcheminency, which the Kings of France by the ti- 
Ou qpar pid) Chriftsa# Ki ny havealwaicsatii- 


CHAP. 


ings of | 


4A IE ALT 2-3-3 


FORS ” We m8 


SS =» a KK &aA &A aA a ws a cs 


COLES EEC S TED TP 


Pare L TheH flary of this Iron Ape. 


CHAP/X 


4 Relation of the rb which hi d is France under the mi- 
' mority of the Kings, of Gulf the x ef of Religions. The jea- 
louſpe about the power | 


K the deplorable ew nav ofr The Evills in 
Fine _ A anion denh fg econ the end nin very hot A oe, France through 


The Pill _ in the of Frans the ſecond: under the Stare _— 
geney of Katherin de Medicis; t oukte which thruſt it ſelf 3 Tag a- 
the Princes of the Bload,the E of awrenens , the Counts of 
Chattillon, and Andelot, Admir al. Calder Eton and other Lords on the 
one lide;and the Dukes of 6 Gafrothe PIN a Yene the Yontec of Lerreive, and 
other Nob that the Guiſards, 
or themof ch Fed Ga Criepa io pa ak them odious 
cecm ary as ement. of all che A res of Frexce tn 
cheir bands, They. a] cmbeend che the R eforraed Religion » Which at 
char time began to. eas much. through the whole kingdom , mhereat 
they declared themſelves Procedtors... +» 
The chicf motive of hatred berwixt theſe tir no Apo: and ayci- 
ent Families, grew ajcſt which the. 4dmire/ pon the 
Duke of > ing the. whinga of The pe lancoobic Hatred be- 
drew ſuch a delygeof blood, hirurgean. was ng ” \{tench, The wee theſe 
ub the moſt zealous of the;Romane Ca rw Houſes for 
ig, and ima ene Fs ils. were « jſt. 
pod ng? and no (doner 
ER of the 
hapned tha 


Pare-1, 


The Hiſtory of thi Ire ee 


C H AP-X 
ences in the Low-Covuntries, 


*= The donation of theLow< 


He King of atom nd was in no lefſe hs the 2 TROL for 


ed not his Treaſures brought him from 
| che fockey; rar foliow = rpg —_ then the 


v5, Fs wp of the ny on pentes But cha 
the Proteſtants of Grrnany cheir care,in 
wiſe condutt of the- of Parme,northe 


ns ofrhe Dukeof Abe nor the very preſence of King Phi- 
'-no not the 'inimiſtable- yalour of rhar - edury > pa 


Lps Brother hi 
of Perm  warubleto prevaile fo far, bur char ſeven P 
umey of I ver Colbebatiencs whe Bing, and form Sand —_ 


chemlſchves, by the change of Religion z wichout 
de the 


that neither p $1 par noerthe Rivers,nor all 
co = pln the che pprency oy ofs 


Spexierds, p71 have beenable ro ſecure or de- 
whence came Me] © fe diſorders Who laid che firſt ſtone, 


The peace of Vervin 
, fo the Infants. 


NE cetaks are ſafficiently known. —rvrek Deng Ticls 

iſed ſeventeen Provinces; (orichil> well propled 

ig vi , together with"ehe firnacion and 

Juba if they were united together, | know not 

mat fk ro-artach*them, how powerfull ſoover-he were, cicher 

ep oy $91 me len doth not more diſ-uhite peofile than wants and 
wind of of Dlibieton raiſes norlefſe ftorms than ill caken! zeal in 

eſe Countries bave been almoſt « whole Age the Theater of aol fad, 

dl Ws, cone 1 the two aforeinehitioned Paſſions, which bave 

ſtare, w 


they are fetn at proſentr. They hadteve 
but by litcieand littfe;as well by Mar 
oth | tobe d 


ved under the 


his ſon Pbylip.; 
a height retire 


he GFA, Lohr 


FE 


up thatg Ne an Fleges who lin 
| ſerved bach his Father and bimſelf*i in the Wars —_— 
the Orde vin Re- 


rect! Foy che 


i £ tndino cole prines Minter) 
| diſcaſe with and t 
CEE Ln an CDa: 


hagoure. But King Philip, irritated by the contempe of his auchvricyand —_ 


before. 

SR Thus have you the ſeeds 
Governonrs; who like nnsk 
or eiſcpecſccibed all chings 
Some make pr_apions bay 


7-3 29 QI i! 202 ez2lus!, 
ul, ws 

Merſbel! de Roſne had his He 
_ three thouſahd this Head affen off by 
Count de V arax. mls - 


= month os Merehf th iron Joreane of Doury 


ny 
hd 
tlo 
.. 
10t 
wer 
nd 
11% 
ad, 
ve 
ry 
ar- 
rhe 
red - 
nd i 
© 
1'd 
nd 
ito 
IVE. 
nd 
1nd 
CE. 
Ce 
the 
in- 
ti 
TA 
n 
vill 
m- 
its, 


"Pare; 


ca 


ha pes, Ye-Pope forbore not to rep 
xisfortmies and miſchiefs which this war 
ethed him to:hearken co a and 
ally; being inviced chereroby the 
of a new Revolt,more 
*Qizeen of ' Eng/end, and the' Con- 
s offers ro divert himw,and 
wi bled rheic reproaches, and 


e with the King of Speiy 
ow —- wlety 


The Peace of . 
Veryin. 1 598, 


KEN 
—_ 


? {pareys” Ardir v1 210Þ deb inc 
Sy . s © 4 of 
| NJ OR x] $ 


y ; e oli wi TOnmnmn z'v1- V [OAK 1:44 4 #bri fav ; S 
"622715 me 4s ws. v0 1 At — $43; _—_ Fr 


7 
} Cid nur: 
*s # ” . 
$900 ns | bo Bas 


{rally pophever. 
| | S's 


ty CHAP. NJ "I Sa to 119ct ofir 913 


5 © ed 


os dd. odd 


x A 


1: 


| "nchehon 


, whole body was fo' waſted, that ff was pitiful” 


, qUnencezit is convenient ts mention it -here. When Towns 


—_A_AtwLu,.. 


Pare _ | Thr Hitoryof thir ton the, 


— mot ene. dd A 


vive Arch- tr ad lain of her, for” ves en 
ing re yor LI grudge apun him þby whom tHe had 


 reveleed ePrbe gre Taf att & Mis Win 
ard Fetcived for Prinetof rhe LyW<romtri 'afid he wrote 


J-erter toy Confedovitel States Uhtrectives tio ifwer.. Miparted f 
yrieive with the Prince of Or for 


Queen - Margeret of Haſtvia, 
ſence, Cardinal Audrew ; and tht ftbwirel Fax 


nerat 3'who-led bh ern ina once ta wy ele rhe 


— ena Jin 

of Ie Dower-Certles;"Befent 
hs mx che nerwnttinch mn Mi K Grerowr ad to Bonimieh rv 5vY 
he was foiced to raiſe; and lo afrer he had ort of St Andrew, he 
retreated into Brebaxtwhere his folicrs for want of pay. 
The Cercles had raifed another Atwy , whith was "Fisdanded for want of 
order”; ſome of them beirrg For tht uniardc;ard the other for the Seates. 1; 
is in 24iM ty lead preat —_ nththe Field, withour lk ford Perſe ts muintain 


them, aid good connſel to encourute thim;© 

King Pb#iplived frot long after cheroeſſceroFede pen hich he atfo 
wiſhed both with the Eng/ifh and Holfanter exe+. 
He was Jong to with a feayer, an ſirtnes 3 Petty wy oy 

AL Bir onde of 

was his partence;ro fuffer al av he dif . He ctonnhanded 
like a great Prince, and"died like a good Chriſtian. In he beginning of is 
Reign-he was happy,bitt in the declenfion of fits 33+; he ſaw the lofſe of one 


NN ED 


rt of the Low-coprries, and received many other d es from. the 
Fuehfh. 6 He was mvch blanied for nbe | coming hin Yiu 
bent, and for proceeding too roughly mY tt, w 


affefrionare to che Emperour Chertes, a 
ralz over the hoe e pwn Eo 66 Wor 4k 
The Father & ripped himfeff vf his St 


eres And the'Son 'two ny 
mich grlevons pin 


$ and torments, which 
ence. Se Wis rers, who rake pleafyre 
ſach nes with thefecrers Lj5-r 
that it was 4 en from Heavin, yr ee which ph 
nours had prattiſed,aswell in the Low-c Ty hs che 7 
more moderation have believed, ther God kad 


fon ofthis potent Prince,thar 4 Bir ol 


Di EE 


By his erideavouring to fucconr the Lee "y FR. pul 
rated Provinces: And tu the FAR 5 


werful Na arfued enemies No ts Se 
ifpleaſare and Coade * Ih en 


FP a tht. th. bebe bb ih ak do 


CHAP. tu. 
The difference; which happened berween the Exrtr of F 
the Town of Embden. The States pu} 4 Gatriſon there. 


He knowledge of thedifference of the T6 wn of Embden, with 
T fherece ist0 be joyned 20 thac of Le 5 andfo La 


anctutn—nbactncdbck ro F731 wi aA 


vwrdingrily looſe their will to obey; For which they never want cither examp 


or 


oy og ho OHA ay edtndutt 6 AE 


24 The Hiſtory of thicken dges Part 1; 
exts, wherher ic be, of Religiamor Priviledg 
Sore pa onus, 8 gr peter - won 
Now this Town of we are — 


whack rope * yy pen - 
ioullya(and- "id 


on Altags.3,a54) the con- 
45,00c of bed of of 


& th En 
IR 4 


Tuwmults in the 
Town. 


yu ret 


hrs Monzy tinea age ws $0 2he Coun bh Gund in 


ons) who got up into layed bis Rhetorick,cry- 
looting Ez == 
[- as,1m upon un ed £©G h 

the conſent of the T & ; however he Ent eek to Ga wnck bis 
or and live and nr his Sheep, and che like. Ic concerns noc 


© Church-men to blom the rhmpet,nor{uch as chrult heir noſes inco State- 
jmmexers ehrepsh paſſion ayanoia Gm ghe. cy powle w 


 Vheey, antes mars precatur, & ext7 4. 


| ins ta.the le(which loved N 
Rs akoer i be bet wie bs oe ppaie (xbgch low Mowle & 


. In ſhort, th arw; they chooſe fix Collone}s amongft che Cirzzen 

they invak Coat ene, Ouſh » ww hears and ſees all ; vo rele! they 
rura their Wh Jo Counts Pallace.. O- brave iS! 
grue forms _ e ount asks the reaſon of this novel whe- 
ther they.- dilowned their © oo co the Emperour, the aw 
pany 3 ; They in} x; taken arms for Rona their 
nce, againk many falle acculatio is ; Thatchey made mo 

par Comelacher FRgr Pp and whatever on ele 


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cauſe]ves ke (rc.amd cir 
er | i che Coun : his; pf Fiore of che in; 
bjefts, ey-to juſtify their aFtions, The effe& ofcheſe 
the States in A hea. tenſdve _— the proteftion of the Scates,%& 
ibe Town, to. the, Toun, ro the Garage of the ſaid 
nt Abo at la yy Iqoq nh his Houſe to be ſhut up,and ſome other 
Le utopian bave much weakned his authority. The Townſmen em- 
| braced the Reformed Religion, yea, and they threw the Bowl yet farther: 
For, by a more ancient priviledge,they had a grant of a Religion,conform- 
able with that of Ausbourgh, See Emmanyel de Merten. 
From this diſorder ſprang much good ro the” united Provinces, by ſecu- 
ro.themſclyesthis {0 adyantageous Port, which otherwiſe by theſc di- 
rior m ve fallen into the hands of their enemics. | 
t being made in haſt, could nor laſt long, and fo there 
d ſome ave Adarkane z which isan ordinary thing, when any one par- 
wich intereſt; The Court complained ro the Emperour ot the 
by which he" was dccuſed to have had fome intelligences there, 


_y be abſoluce Lord i it ; Bur hele complaings; as well as thac 
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by are SEE ; | CALL 


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4% + Theliftoy of thi Ion\Ape. 


1of Luther, And' ſoticſerws Princes, laying aſide thar carey'they 
mg too nearly tycd ro their owiv incercſts, medirated inothing biic. warrc 
pon each other. 
Clement (uccefior ro Adrien, ſeeing the King of France priſoner, 
made ſpeedily a ſecrer All wich his, own (ubjedts, and almoſt all the 
Princes of PG he mighr foes to the power of che Emperour;who, 
in in revenge thereof,abrogared his Authoricy in. $pein; ſurpriſed Rome, and 
took himPriſoner;zwho was veryill.treared by the Germens, as being'fortlc 
moſt pert Lutber@n;. Now theſe eas Monarchs, being the chief. Bern _—__ 
rope, gaght to have favoured a ' Refo rmation, and hindped/a 
Bae whe ? The impiety. of the  pcopl whets, the ſword of. the Almighty, who 
rames ly to xÞ's 206.54 thrugh bis firokes be heavie ; and the Ang, of bis 
tf reduce this wretched war{d into duſt, 


Coos oſpel,fel 
rhey MAERIN wo2rgs rooddes prjn- 
Beer, arxrament of the /sft Sappex. It" is eafier co pull oh 
oh ing, Ig up a'nee. ofie. ' Eraſmor-of Rotterdew, thier 4 
Wiey" ed ar this time, aid cont himſelf only by Oe 


Monit,- without medfing with ehres may the Reforitiry's For 
knew that the abaſes pon heroes Goel em and 'tiot from the ti 
The horrible Rebellion whiett aroſe abour this .cime, didnot # li Y 
fornie' Martin Lxtbirs DoBtine, -For the Pelancs chinking aNl"things 
lawfuſ'to' them for the libs raelew tom new R eformarion)o 

the Chyrch-men, Cloiſters and Ge 


ouipet, took arms, __ | 
number'v as y'be & handred' thouſand 'men', and 
etef lender a' | eplled Mtrrecr,”” TR holy'$ ceach&s\p 


Aa grey Mt ta exterminate, and caft them ons. But "ah 


rm tbr |s' boch in Cabane,; m Churches , and cyen, under 7 
Cloakes. * 


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|. ——_—_— T7 — 
s CHAP. XviIt. a FO 
d. Religidn affords divers Pretoxnss cauſes jealouſfiers The Loving co 
4 Greek Relieton. ha 
4 T was ES: fot ne to make menitiori iti this Freviea of the P hs ka 2d! 
" Tonic: kiſted inthe precedent ages and of the Ch ha call dive) 
e fatal effe&s whereof arc reſented even ini this of ou us ve alf6/all- 
ded NE the a apb tion of Sod who & exvoured to th aw All 
t vy,there 67 tk en hl greaeeaBh heb | d tb 
ſe PS Ohh Was wwe, if to acquii by ous Pretex 
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th Uh plotting. 75 onde o den " pO 
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yon then et pe le. hereof: ic < FIND: ye ears HNEG A be hath wy in Religion ſerves 
ATIVE Br. he th bue T7 | ors nanifeſtey = for @ pretext, 
2 Fo "= ic 


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but ewo chriſtian Churches ; namely che Latinegthen under the authority of 
the Pope, and the Greek,, under thar of certain Patriarchs. The difference 
(unworthy of ſuch a divifion)was,and even yer is, about ambition and pre- | 
cedency,contrary co the advertiſements of our common Mafter;and becauſe 
the Greek maintained that the Holy Ghoſt proceeds but only from the Fa- 73, tains 
ther.” For alt rhereft imoftexfierrobe —_ reconerted;Now the Church nhder 
Lative, being received throughout all Europe, there have happened from the Pope and 
rime to time very many complaints againſt abuſes, ſuperſtirions, and cheill Greek cha 
diſcipline of the Prieſts ; yea, and againſt - P themſelves, " yo _— 
| buſfied with "the wars, and for intrigu Sew orld, have fo 
that command, Fane ſayes, Feed my Sep 'F Ly m fs phe i 
are yet apt cn to ſerve es _ r 
wi There was no memory chemi of the Wal i TheWaldbnles 
yet of the danger, into which the Robemiens had tha SE 1 he Lo 
the doftrine of Witcliffe, and the ſo prodigiouſly rior Arms of Ziſca. wiclifſe 
For inſtead of opening their eyes and a to the 'admonitions of Jobs E 

chey 


FE OAT EUN ER THRIFT IEOO PETRO EP TOgnY 


my 


— —  —— 


" 34 The Hiſtory of this Iron Age. Pare 1. 


they reduced bim into aſhes.Charles the 8, King of Frencedeclared his diſ- 
contentment, and ſo did ſome other Kings his predeceffors.Bur ic was held 
a crime ſufficient to convince all men of Herefic,but even to ſpeak of a Re- 
by a: General Coancel. .So that ſuperſticion being {woln bi had 
the world kept in moſt exceſſive ignorance, (as a very great and ort 

perſon writes)for the ſpace of three hundred years by the Frenciſcens and 

— as alſo by the carelefſeneſs of the Biſhops,there ſtarred u 
Calvia- German Doftor, (whom we have ſo often mentioned) and a French one lik e- 
'yiſe,who firſt preached againſt thoſe ſaid ſuperttitions; and then ventured 
to ſet up their Tey fry the Church her ſelf, with ſo univerſal ap- 
ſe, [thatin mn a few years, even whole Kingdoms, g grew to —_— them- 
* ves from thie 2 Ora be that body, which acknowledge 


_—_ vicar =_Y Jeſu Chriſt. 
eſame time (as we have formerly ſhewed ) ſprang ay Feſies 
and 4 ane hems ro quell rheſe Yalianc ſonldiers, who skipped out of 
openly to attack. a power, wideh all the Scares of Chriſtendom 
oy bncretion, 
the courfe feve this Tort, 
TS cchibiciontwere able co eff 
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the Pope for 


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hay drew fire to kindle the war,with ſo much the giges1 
ſent their Embafſadours into Exgland, where th | the Queen moſt Q. E'izaberh 
—_— to receive theits;” fo that it Was molt facili her to utrefr war > yy 
w -In the mean wed the Arch mo xo a procuration _+ _ In- 
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Ly ds. The Hiſtory of this Tron | Age. Part x, 


_ ”— 4 CI Ines _— -" FLCY —. PE EE _ 


But ali in vain. Fer Religion and Liberty were too charmin ſubjeds tobe aban- 
ens CO Os. 15-2410 full "back, neto' ſer- 


, in che-pear I lea- 
SLES andſenc his RE 


The King of | he Low-Couantries, and d hey 
_ , . 
th bioKing- Te Y: Septemier, 1 ET 
pork T: joſts qyogce eit Wkizcare 

Me brings the to revoliſh bisk ngCc 46 of e civil wats,co 

lafanca. 1599. revive the laws frucken dumb, che kc neſs of the ſouldiers,toplacz 
good order every where 4n fine, t6 &ftabliſh rwo Religions in -v 
good union,as sownſcrvice,a repoſe af his people. Where- 
2s King Phil, Phili  athet fidegin his, w' d have re bite opeBut ſome perſons 
of very great e conceived, that if he” bld embraced the 
ſame he might have mo che ſeventecu Provinces, though 
others have believed, that h Id r have [+] p vm all, as being roo 
far diſtant from them, eto #ccommodatc himſelf co 
all occurrences, which required a diverity 


of tcmperaments.— - . 
But chis Prince(namely Hernry cy Hom bad be as _—_ tedin thereformed Religi- 
ſo knew the humors, ofthac party,not to be concem- 


peice» wagon} to fan was flain ac. % oe of Rones. 
Cende being a i te Bio Fes & AHAiiral 
renaming gy rim of ore Aoanloeme 


their General Henry of Bourbon,a y ehtapcarg inde yr yes defended their 
3 bur he afterwards curm holick, and upon that mot cnc 

f Frexceghad alwaics aparerg)ertare comp 
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—_— — 


— 


Part 1, The Hftory bf This- Fon Ihe. 37 


— —— 


The Kings marriage wich che Lady Marguerite being declared null, and 
Madame Gabriel, by whom he hat many children, (che : deſt whereof is the Merries Mary 
Duky of V.zndoſm) ending her dayes by ſaddrudeach, he marcicd Mery de if Medicis. 
Mecdicis, filter to the Great Duke of Florence, wb by in Frexce in. Clit 
moneth of Redo on p; laſt of the precedcne age. 
U chaderry 91 the Duke of Savo ah uiſat of $lu- 
2 bim ſelf for war : Kad che eto Evers thi rm, ts 0 
Th of fÞreſcnts and to retifer himrthe ſaid uber war wp- 
L onhty of Br, fe; withiti The term '6f fix morterhs ': > on the Dake of 
noe: flown thc Ki yg ly made himſelf bis Savoy. 


the hea che Þ pe, 6 one's 
= BE "Heh 


"e A 4 ry? Bly, | to 
from rent opp Renter arched 
out of che. Ducchic Tet Js Fl | | ws 
ch - ar itt | #11; oh [4 
Darn e-CiVi LE TI TE tak \-3-o8 
_—_ on creating 
Puri : 4 a, SEES 
4, CreadIAg Upon F, wit 
Tay th nr 8 ; be 199 28h Pl FI v6n98 
Ts Ne faid Dal th 5 i wy Tai on fe cf 
Upon 
Rhbme Ns reat ale bet won Was reth ena \heShe 4 Ge Ser. 
ſhop. She.thanged | er Rel gion þ he yeer 1 ;, lice # tio 42.5 
Catbotick (asit is lite Jia (' xd thet udc © chit 
Now Cher ts Emanuel Js Julte, iteetipe vr Xe hit 
Lord of her Cups, e ſeretly Ii ies Fee Pundred the ter 
command of ubago 


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38 The Hiftorycof. this. Iron Age. Part g 


... CHAP. Wl. 


The Jubile. Biron extcuted.” The battle of Niewport. Le Bowrlotte - 


Rinberg "" t 


He firſt year of this age, Pope Clement celebrated a Jubile-at Rome , 

whither flocked an infhnite number of people from all parts, ſome our 

of curiolity to ſee leh, and others out of devotich.to gain. the Indul. 
ENCES» 

-_ But let us now return towards the Low: Countries, in regard that Frence 

grew to be eyen ſteeped indelights (che fruics of peate)and no body in mo- 

Biron beheaded -t10n, bur. 


:high Trea rhaving 
"Duke of Savoy, was COS Pe eon the 


The Jubne, 


cw 5 * 


King of Sp4wr, and 


K RE rel ge, (me: = 
of braye ations which had crowned s head with lawre (me- 
I) ) hay faxed banro om this ſtroak. Burt what? Fortune 
hjm.very h him enap'p headlong ihts chis precipice. 
WA, e to rp ons it was tit Tabour T6} +5 (ollicite the Stetes 


aaa en tp hr the confederates,and that 
felſeas that of Le Bourlottegupon 


, 'l he condu@ of one Eelfo, he. began 
\ Lol nk it chetn, apid refuge his Militia co a 


ever be t iGught to parton Sen, who ſold 


nn na 


/ 5) bout Mt 
TY 12) ht” 7 bu 
The mWiny 0 {  Anar 
the Spaniar 6.th =_ rince Meurict, having ſhue up their 
Mi 


- r.4id 
Fl EE laces as gave ithem- eaterance to 
| eprived im of all means of drawing con- 
jd.Proyinces annie Ek [the 
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repaſſed into o H olland. 

Colonell Le. Bourlottez going to defend Fort Iſſabell, was killed thereby 

La Bourloue a muſquet ſhot,and his death much regretted by the 4rchdske,be having gi- 
killed. charaters of himſelf,in divers a&ions and occaſions of his ſervice, 
NR emma of many urea and fighting of many battles. He was a Gentle- 


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Part 1. Te Hiſtory of this Iren Hoe, 


courage,elteemed one of the greateſt Ca insof-bis time.” Henry the fourth, 
endeavoured to difingage him from the Fervice of the Arch-Duke , bur he 
beeing too paſſionate for the ſervice of the Houſe of Auſtries , would not 
hearken to ut at all, ants 250} as! | | 

Now the war was comitinued by enterpriſes, which for zhe moſt part iſſued 
to the dammage of the undertakers; and almaſt ever, of the T reaties. The 
greateſt inconveniences were by Sea, where the Dankerkers,who were (napr, 
were hanged without mercy; who likewiſe often repayed the fame copn to - 
the Herring-Fiſhers, and others, | Fan 

The Zelanders continually. complained; of: the miſchiefs they received: 
from Spinola"s Gellirs at the Shxceqwhich indeed were: neicher (mall nocin- 
ſenfble,. But this thorn was quickly taken. out of theiedides, and the ſaid 
TR0m taken by famine, whileſt the Spaxiards were engaged-at the fiege of 
Oftend. , | Gf 

Kinbergh was belieged by Prince Mexrice 1601, and well defended'by: the 
Garriſon, which was es of Bur the relief coming too late, and finding the 
Hollander; well intrenched,durſt not vencurezand (o theGovernour D* 4vile 
was conftrained to yeild up the place: ( not. without baving performed the 
ation of a valianc Coptoin) upon honourable conditions, about the begin= 
ning of Angoſt the ſame year: And Mexrs likewiſe followed the victorious 
Chariot of Prince Maurice. ol 


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CHAP. IV. 4 
The Siege of Olſtend. Maurice. attewpts to ſurpriſe the Buſle» 


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and beſteges, and carries the Grave. 


| A Lhert, importuned by the Statesof Flenders,to free them'from their ill 
neighbours, and thoſe Birdgof prey at Ojtend,in regard thar the Forrs 
thereof could nar: op their ons , nor hinder chemfreay fixing their 
cluches in the flat country ;ſuffer'd himſelfto be induc'd ro whit high & moſt 
difficult enterpriſe; todraw- Mexrice: from Ringhergh, and animated 
| fo Norman of monies, which-che ſaid. States tindertook to 

milh ſeverall terms for this work. For their intereſt urged them to un- 

ile choſe enemies; exd it belonged only to the Eagle to maky ſo bigh « flight: 
a place, which hath alwaics. one Gate open, and where {0 many ncigh- 

bens pore en ieparaſipienor fo. ſdon goreey.; | 

| e faid Town was ever very carefnlly conſerved and kepr;us well by the 
Queen of Eng/and,as by the confederated States, ſo to draw-great contri- 


ions from it.. It was before the troubles, but a very ſmall palcry: 
CA os Fiber a Pur ine be ES 


ſeventy-Sayl of Ships 
i610, both for. war ant car 4 As winters 


cre,than everrin Hollexd ic ſelf.” . This made . 
iirhollomwtidey ego and artack the Buſſe. And 
om of the place;/ſetitan Army 
own: .Buo the coldnefſe of the wes- 
up his Baggage, 


Spgix was delivered. 


ther proy 
al hack 
In the 


Rindbergh t4- 


'ben by agrees | 
ment. 


x L. The Hiſioyof ohis Iron Apt, P art 1, 


The The title of py” Danghee id et of Franct of &* Dolphiriz#ho | a h os 
the eldeft ſon of wn DangbaregthdabaC ed cogerher in marffage, as we hal Ke fr 


the Crown, 

ee Maurice, nds his enterpriſe upon the Buſſe croffed; arid that the 
Spaniuride continaed th Mgobitge Offend, taiſed tore ſbultlicrs tHe year 
following, and towards che end of Fuje,with aterrible train ,; he thirthed 
down.nto Brabanr, The Atch- e,inforched of his great preparktisf/en- 
abled by ſome money from Spuin, wit the' reaſons for the  chtindliting of 
_ o_ e, in which the Honour of the Houſe of fAuſtris was engaged, ahd all 

fficulries well Baſlanced bÞ chac moſt eutirelous hd adviſed nation, teſbl- 
redo his patc,e6 makes great deferice. Heſcnt the 4dhnitsl! fits Brabant 
ol the « prob of the Princes , whis- diving ſore DUR R metiry 
ed himfelfnear 7i-/e9-067 « Town grown Famous fice By 

_ eporable misfortune, and buried in her own aſhes. 

» The Holtexd+bs, not being able ts drify the 'Sfiria#ds, ( who Here yer 
mindfuliof their joſe received before der) ld detifion, thi- 
verted their corfe; atid indamiped thenifel Give, whith Towh 

Grave yeilded being well fortified, was rn& moms aftes Fa front - agony ye | 
pn 4;rcement the fd mirall not able to raiſe eli fie{6; Ws ebtſtraini retredr * "neither 
Mutiny of the gauld he hinder'the aid tiſvinies of forie8F his Souſdiert; whis 
_ wn woo _—_ _- the Town of Hoochftrade, aud begin" Hew polity abiorift 
; themſelves 
MY "The Arch-Duke haftens — the Admiral drawes his ſtake out of 
play,and retires himſelf into $ Buy APN t inſtead of water, caſt oy! in- 
tothe fire; and, contrary to the advice e States under his obedience, 
VOTE: $ thert )afid decldres theft Rebelt;ahd Traitdf4;artaintetl,arid e6H- 
victed of High Treaſon in a ſuperlatvivedegrea,&t: BuF# is in vain to) tn- 
'y without frengthgand the _ egy pap he the ad violence of ab ol 5, 
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exdike and Ardewbesgbs and i ;camped himſelf before the renowned . Town. 
* $lauce,which,wich' ſame Go lies, was rendged three monerhs after, by Far Sluce taken by 
nine, SDough Spino/a, ated all. che parts, which cquld he mvenced Bc: 
| moſt ſubcle wiry and uſed all cheforcey which the molt xaliagt: and reſolute: 
- (ayldies could maniftt,'to relics Ig : Bur hig,enemics were 290. 
1 well inzrenched; and his providene Rivall, kept bimſel{ 500, much upan his: 


taking of Otend 1604. followed aloleuacnthe Le KR ESQ 
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Party, TheH ftory of this I ron Ape, 43 


T his very year 1605,upon the ghof April, was born Philip che geb who Toe virth of 


holds the Spaniſh Mon at this:day, And the ſameyear, dicd-Pope Cle- Gerad King of 


meet the 8% and Theodore Beze, and rheyear followitng; Fuftus Lipfizs, Pro "Spain, rhe 5 of 
feſſour of the Univerlity of Lovein, d (+ April. 


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| CHAP: oe ng 6s 
The difference which happened between Pope, Paul;the. fifth, and the 
% river of Venice,and whys The. peare made:The Duke of Brun(- 
wick endeavours to take the Town.' The King of Denmark goes 
x into England. The continuation of the wirt'in the Low-Conn- 
fries. | 


Hite the war was thus hot in the Low-Countries , there happened 

a ſparkof diviſion in Tta/y,betweenthe Pope,and the Venetians,which 

if negle&ed, might havecanfed an embaraſment.no leff e perilous than that ; 

the one;{(riamely the Romane Catholicks)miniftriny all kinds of means,and 

reaſonsro quench it; and the Proceſtanes, all ſorts of invention,rs kindle ic. 

The knotof che controverffe was,thart the ſaid Republick had made a law, 
prohibicing all che Eccleſiaſtical! perſons, co bay;or receive by Will,or Te- 
ſtament,any immoveable*goods, or other inherirances. This Ocder, being 

JI! raken at Rome, cauſed a By//,which wagpubliſhed againſt the ſajd Repub- 

lick, with'the cthnnderbole of excommunication, in cafe it ere not revoked 

within the rearm of forir "and twenty” daies; interdifting the Pricſts to 

ſay Maſſe, under pain of the ſame excommunication. The Senate ;pro- The difference 
reſts ”_ ir, and ſofrony s to blowes. 1raly was inſtantly in armes. cn the | 
The King of $paix offers aſſiſtance ro the Pope, and Hers the fourth as much got. 99d. '6t 
but under $ondition, that he Ce ſon of the Church, his Holineſſe YELL 


would-receive no aid from any ' but'hirnſef.” 'This propokitions ro- 
gether with the infortarign which tie had; char rhe King es Po and 
4 Q to 


che Hollander; (enemierto the holy See) kd prefeited "al kind of 
che Fart act buy wer sown prudent go6dneffe, ang the 
evidenr danger, (to 


| the Cathalick'Srarys woilld be expoſed ) cauſed 
bin ro hearken to rhe aſons of the'tivo Kings, 'ahd take off the 6x Taben away by 
communication, whereby the bufineffe was ated, ahd all che Excleba- the interceſſion 
ticks; who were goneout of the City daring” chis fog, had leave £6, return, of the two 


except only the uites, Who carried the whole barthen. and were | Kings. 
for baveali the intertefſions; and tddreffes which! os 2 es 
cen 


mudeitr favour of them,by the King'of Francy,and many othe 
- them” -- 7 + 4 | dil Ih wy Py * 


4 
The Proteſtants ( their capitall 
ſelves A erat Fa ny 


SITE. 


: re 
| by Sea and Land, while the reſt 
of Chriſtendom are at reſt+1t iseruechac the Duke of Brunſwick 


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noe with a great army neer Lingen,took a pretext to raiſe one was 
in elfeÞ>to arcack che chicf town of che Ducchy.His forces (ei upon one» Bru 
ca & wick, 
Ended” 


of the gates, and che wall; withour much aa 


- - The Hiſtuyaf abc lows Ti Pare 1. 


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fended thoſe ad s, which chey had 
beaten off, - He the town ewice, 
authoricy,all was | 
by the courage of the undertakers. 
The King of The King of Denmark wencto ſee ls broctherin law King Fames, and his 
Denmack goes fiſter,where having been regaled cheſpace of a monerh, he recurned coward 
rnto England. bis own Ki domz not wichout admiring che pomp, and magnificence of the 
E ngliſh, ving er his royall greatneſſe, co that glorious nation, 
The Yncipa motive of this enterview could never hitherto be true'y dif- 
, covered; and wharloever hach been Taid chereof, harh been grounded onely 
upon conjeQuresſuſpicions, and mittraſts, 
In the (prix of the year 1606 Merquis Spins/a returned from Spzix, and 
Spinola comes broughc a vaſt ſum of money wich him, which is the true finew of war, and 
and rshesGro!, the-moſt exceilent oil'to anoint the dull armes of che ſouldiers; and having 
therewith pur the Milicia in moos! diſcipline, he ſenc the Countule Bucquoy to- 
wards the Rhein, himſelf following ſhortly afrer; but the continuall rains, 
_— the ay of Prince Mexrice, made him loſe the hope of re-gaining 
eto Greening, and the other places of firength on the way.” The 
cank Bucquoy ſta A beblad, attempeed to paſſe che Yeha/, wich Pontons 
and (mal oars by v7 ham a battery bur be was repulſed. Bur Spinole 
rook Lotbem,and ſeeing thengthar ſt ſo many enterprizes,none.of them 
all proſpered ſo, as to get. over the Riyers,cither.neer the Sowlgor elſewhere 
he cyrned his armes againſt Gro/, which. by furiaus atracks, he quickly com- 
pelled to yeild,notwirhfanding the Garriſon were, fir..ng enough, And nor 
Loa content with this Town, he cauſed the Cownt deBucquoy roinvyſt Rbin- 
gb,who could noc hinder Count Henry from putcing fourteen Colours in- 
the Me ploce, s and ſome Cayutrie Ads vn toggeher with many French Gen- 
ohunciers. 


green, and Fe were” thamciuily 
echeEmperour incerpoling his 


CEnterprizes never ſucceed wel! bat 


ay cc [2 Spaniards and the moſt zealous Romane Catbolicks of Ewrope, have 
I ard _ very ba accuſed the French of. hc , and eſpecially. ſuch of «hem 25 are 
. Carholicks, i in regard that, being of _— ww. wich the Spaniards, and 


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CHAP: VIE.” ms H/daot/ 
The taking of Rinbergh:. ne mating of the Spaniards. . The ege of | 
Grol, raiſed by.the th: dem of the Marquis The firſt aver- 
ture for a Trice received. | parks! 


kingofſoin 


nothing to hazard, bur be ever pry- 

* Nl | HE Eaſel Lichom ro be bet Maurice befie- 
ged,-which quickly ſubmitred, and then went to atcack G#o!. Bur theun- ,2; Grol, Spu- 
cx arrivall.of Spreoles 'nizde him change the vexations of that fiegt: nola raiſes 
(whith bred lo many difcaſesinhigarmy)' inito a moſt adviſed retreat, and bi thence, nd 
ſend his ſouldiers, into their winter quarters, 1f.z th# ptrt of « goo#Pilot, to gives Die fo 


take his meaſtres well, anne tee riCks; and of ia g:0d Gehterdll, to atcommus ge 
date bimſelf to time; and nor to -« Bo bor ads o he fr bi 
make bis retreat, to ſave bis army, caafbb btteof bt ax Itudable, as the 
hazardous gaining of the battle. The Marquis having ſurmounted many in- 
conveniences,to deterr his enemies from the continuing the Hegezand make 
then at length diſlodge; endeavoured beſides, to ſweeten the mutiners, by 

ranting Deſt for their winter quarters, where we will-leave them, and fol- 

him to Br»ſſe/s, to contrive the firſFprdpoficions of the Truce. 
Never was there ſo much'trouble ro decide a bufingfle of importance , as 

therewasto bring the confederated Statesgto htuvofany ovittaresof peace 
or Truce. [t ſcemed more cafigy to make an-agreemente berwixt fire'and wa- 
_ all che metcals together, than co reconcile theſe two parties. But in- 
deed, the diſtruſt was too great,the hatred too much rooted,and fortune too 
favourable. And whereas other Countries grow poor by war:this,moſt rich, 
moſt potent, and.moſt flouriſhing. For. on thepue fide y4he-enemies ary. 

1 not enrer, inregard of che frequency, of great rivers,and on-che ochier 
© guarded by che (ca. in ſuch ſort, as-chat by crafiquegthey are riſen 
Height, thar every body courts their fri {hi | 


endſhip., »;.// O20 1881, 


V | er ELON R 
46 The Hiſtory of this Iron Ave. Pare 1: 


hatred of them, who would. have this potent houſe, in obedience to che 


*The Vaited feeble s of this * Zolws; In brzeh, they who ſpake to the States of 

Provinces li- yeace, were as welcome at the Haegbe, aschey were at Venice, who ſpake 

ving by the F-the owe we wry any ther p tions were juſt, and equitabte, 

winds and nd could norberejetted,burupon meer diſtruſt. But what ic impoſſible to man, 

_ is facil to God 4, and all fruit growes ripe intime. Let us now fee the reaſons 
of this reſiſtance. 

The States could not imagine, that the King of Spein would ever fe- 
nounce the Soveraignty,of ſo many,and ſo illuſtrious Provinces; and again, 
they who were become Maſters, bad loſt the will of returning to obedience. 
T hey were grown powerful, by the allyances of France, and Eng/an4, by 
the craffique of the Indies, by the picoryes, or ſpoiles which they bad made 
upon Spain, and. the icnt Provinces,/Wwich whith they offered co make 
an agreement, and allyance, by excluding-the King, and-'his heirs, bur by 
no means, with his Majeſty z. whereto the other could not liſten, asto a 

' thing impoſſble and ſhameful, and which checked the oarh of fidelity, 
| which they had taken. The ſymmons, which che 1»f ante gave them-of her 
arrival at Bruſſels, moved them not at all,.cither to acknowledge her for 
Lady, or induce them to peace, or truce, In fine, in.the year 7607. (me- 
morable for the great ſtorms, which happened chroughour all che [;0iv- 
Great florms #t counties towards Eefter) this refiſtance began by little and little, to grow 
Eaſter, 1607- warm, and this ice to thaw, For-they opened their cars,.to the charming 
per{waſions of that worthy Prelatez and their hearts, tothe great ſuccelics 
of Spino/a,who ſurpaſſed,or equalled all bis Predeceffors,in military fcience. 
So that the reverent father Fobu May, Provincial of the order of the Froncz- 
(car Friers, was a worthy inſtrument, of this holy work, who, by his inde. 
fatigable care, and - moſt painful | journeys, ſometimes from Br/ſſels tothe 
Haghe, and ſometimes from thence into Spain by Brueſſls, brought the tw0 
parties to, 4 truce of ſeyen monechs, which grew afterwards co be pro- 

ong vt, ; 


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x -:c,CHAP: VII 
The defeat of the o 1 Armada. The Defogn pon Sluce-failed. 


A continuance of the Treaty. Spinola: airives at the Haghe.”* The 


Treaty «gain broken, was renewed at Antwerp, where the Tryce was 
made for nvelve years." | | 


\T'\ Uring theſe goings and comings to and fro, Admiral Heemskerh went 
he Gi LFtoarrack the gpeniſs Fleet defignied for the Indies, which he ts 
rats the pos. ec of Gibra/tay;to the grear-amazement of the Sperierds, ro ſee 

that e which chey had ſb often beaten;and ſo often delþiſed, come to 

affaulr them even in Spain ir ſelf : a Grange quipp of Fo une, Times bave 
ed of a C f rm 
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their turns. And ſothe firſt fruicwhich Spain © 4 Mr ation of Arms, 
wagthe palltigtteme vs the Ships of the ſaid Comtmon-wealth, which much 
her coaſts, and ley as ſnares tb ſnap the Gall;ons coming from 

the Indies, wich ſome whereof they very often met : fighting the danger 

-- forthe of the + Bur before we ſheath our Neced, and hang 


The enterpriſe .. | | | Bin: 
ce {a;e it upon the nail;\Jet us ( «word'of that memorable Enitervrite upon the 

ror per of Town of $luce, which —_ the year bor? 4 (7 9000 "5 Pp | 
courage. The Spamizrd: being advertiſed by twoſouldiers ofthe Staces of the Gar» 
riſon,of the Guiding of the Wall of the aforeſaid Tawn,ſent three.chou- 

ſand fix hundred men, with that renowned-Frexch Gentleman Du Terra, 

who was fince beheaded at Geneve, for having but ſo much as thought of 
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o the a Enter riſe npon the Ciry, Now this vaſianeOs ier had 
res of Arch- Dubs (x oper ro deliver him the place; 'vr che A 
pune be marched with bis Fraqp rating Me rhe Drew Hpfes Wir wi 


abte 4 ih, Town 

Ls. iſcovered ; appro the ? Anbpronke 

man, goo laſt 2 Lis it open ; ; = Her begrey _ the tot (_ pox f6 force Gates, 
alons cald, that they du yencure in, Never was there an of in 


rtance more cafie to be effeted, withane ch 
4 DS "4s there any which wort lopftly 


good conim | Merch: fs _ 
ence. ; ter ri/ noe py ro parked epi 
{by 994 even Priera/n * ud to retire with- yr echo and = 


made draw himfelffi 

make couryg ' 

©'by Belides thar, danger ur avay 

-b ain, Who paid the 1 EPER: es A. 

: - contra Oo The cx m 

liey, ings © ray t xpe an. Let us now $a 

r for LE t, Mamicidor Father Jabs Mig and the reft of che De- The arrivd 
(mc- c Haghe, and were received [here with with many roplen2l or Ave 
ov - [Ka 5,9 wiagroche Te Pam loyments.ad ,; the Haghe. 
grow chi erſags yy efly ar the Court.” :” The Prince [Te forkre” 

ming prime quali pole pr was (= 

clics were performed, the Marquis went into & Farr "4 fliravge 

ENCE. Meteworphoſic 3 to ſee the two chief Captains of the world,moſt bitter enemies 5 

aNCj little before, court one another now with true reſpet, and draw the eyes of the 

nde. people to admire _ Perſons of bonguy and. -- ny be — by the wickgd, 


ie by Team 


Lower what pry nyt Em- 


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| Part 1. 


* The Hiſtory of his Iron Age; 


*7 be Low*+ 
countries, 


The King of 


France goes to 
Sedan 


Army. 


Kerry 


with 


diſcovering their «tions ; Ang. 


,” And bexe weſeethe 
beginning of the reign of Philip the ſecond, 2 hat ivers Pre- 
» texts; 45 04 of of (coneiencegud er privied $ s; and under 
arjous GOvernours, humours ; ition, Religi- 
onand i under the Princeſle of Parma,the Dal, of Alva, Don Lewis 


Kequeſeniue,and Don Jobn of. ffricen the one fid Prince Wil/isngand 

he Sta General, on.theother, che lates ; MhereFmae a rony on: 
mongſt themſelves at Vtr & Kelgn) þ (namely,for thet free ex- 
e of the Ramen Ceegrh much altered. They 
formed their Commonneaa under the Arch the Duke 


uſox < under che Þ rince of Perw 7's Kats yr anice'of rhe 
Kongo Fen and i Corr Vow El porn: the war with 


againſt Copprt and Cardinel Andrey : I 
So Fat oia Way ps t in dog by the re bo which a es 
tabancl y defended chemle the Arch- 
ke Albert, Su the bY, brave ' Sraole even till nee _ publication of the 
— wad We mill now ſtay ſe- our {elyes in the reſt of the 
Loweorntries 3 which vole yovt defir e345 Io the par where the war 
was ſo long time carried on. with ſo. much no Aim mieys 
then good, diſcipline; x ure hy we diſl | 
rinies of che Spexiards,for wane af pay,from whence | 
how. to raw moſiconlderable advantages, "_ *; 
| 


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pero ib A Conn ee #7 Move 


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va # x Lo 


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Part i, The Hiſtory of this'ron Ave. op 


Lezden,which is thuch ſought for by the” French, ant other Nations, Bur 
in ſome parts allo, ir is barre enoagh: through the tazineft' (as it is re+ 
; rted) of che inhabicancs, who love much berrer;*oputtheir hands ro che 
/ ford (to walk wich it by their fides)then to the plough. The wines which 
grow in Spin, are much eſteemed in Exglend, and che Low-Countries, 
and through all the North: The Spanizyds are mucti commended; for their 
fidelicy 7 they ,are very zealous for the Church of Roms; very devout; and es Sreakeelh 
carry lo-great reſpeft ro'the Virgin" Mary, ond the reliquesof Saineythar ie) 1 Putt 
bane” them to paſſe, amongſt them of che reformed Religion, for bypodich,. 
— crites and idolaters : they are both' melancholy and cholerick 3 very fober, * 
= i and content with lictle 3 they ſpend thore upon the back; thien che: belly. 
«4 They are very ambiticus,and good Souldiers f for they know as well, how 


*; toule yiftory,as to gain ic, and are much more exaftly obſervaric of diſci= 
"©. pnbthcn any nation of the world. "Above ff; they do wonders in places 
I eged, both by rejeCting artacks; and patienefy'induring the! inconveni> 

ences of « fiege, They' are enemies tv al} ſich, 'as follow nor the doftrine 
of the Roman Church, upon whont they have: exerciſed - cruelties, 
whereby” they bave made themſeJvesvety' oflious: * Bur, a9the Grrmwent are 
wont, with muckgoportunity, and unſ effe, to require their pay 
jul upon the of a bactle z' {6 do the Su by ediden; Ghar nes 
b acongd ich corruprs'the frei of their ViRtory. They faithfully ſerve 
be eheir King,but they will have their SCENE The Kingdom'is hes Spa an bete- 
Wo. reditary. , and for want of an heir male} ie fallto re Dita! 4 1 . 1+ 2 Gray ing 
Now, beſides the real \ Why there are ſo'few inhabi- 
Rs feet tp argc exert - ny - ,which ts'this. Ferdj» 
and and 'Iſzbet,” fniſtied the | e'M; 
pell the Few: alſogour of the revthrories under 'th&ir 
ported themſelves into -Africe, Raf, the Dooknt,' 
whence they were likewiſe chaſed : ſome 
men are fteril enough ; eſpetialfy'to 


To ar pron 
hevfed Spain ee rhe King brk 
be mCi 
chen thar. 


3 ut agzin; the 

ity; Poaxce,and the The Jens - 

= 1 * T " p 3 
WEN th ar@ nbc 


ae wi 67 1 6T 
CRINS vin v1 honthe 


Tc Hiteo of thi Tre de. © — Parer 


her often occaſions. She doth macvels, under an Italian 
gon which aa abernbic che Prince of Purme, Marquis Spinela,, 

the Earl Gonſa/vo, and others. 
The Spaniards This proud Nation better underſtands the art of governing, then all 
conflant and Other 3 20d ſhe hatch m ber, ome'wits ſo, ſubtle and. acace, that, her very 
beugh!'y. enemies themſelves, who hate her, are fam to praiſe her, _—_—y now, letus 


brizk Nation her rival, which hatly often Ropped ber vicaries, in the 
| of their courſe, botknin the Lom-coaptrice, ay inny cr a Boy: 
France moſt F Sd winhp. 34 mgrrnopy Sep pNs cj BY aged 
Populons. rom It « 4voy pes 34 from High Germany rr4iu; fium 
I and from Low-Germeay by Luxemburgh, Hennault, Ar» 
, and French-Flaudeys. 

The Romans who ſubjugared the Gaulrgnddiftribured chem into Be/gich, 
Celtick, and Aquitenick, were beatcn our (; ag ta the ogunign of lame 

by Glewirghe.firk Oy about che year. 500 
<d the Khein £:Pber emond the firſt C adinx 
£9-xerurn by. Stilicax. Atize.cut 
Rhcin,and burried him back inco Frongony. 
— the confuſions of che Empixe, toul 
yo copy" thence © Paris, 29d then to Ortzaxs 1 


an-40 eftablſh She French Manarchy ; giving £o. | 


Se ofiFraxce..-. 
whack. b been very. much augmented, 


<br Kined 
and hath tary 6g To: Kings, .of the 


exeof pan 'Pepin, 
of therhipd Fa» 
LINE force of Acms, 


the ar euro 
ny ner 
by £ thoevelafien of Chorles rre 
nip; any nth, (6. Gr auferts ur e gavernment of the French 
2- Lewis the fourteenth, who 
odguoor Cheeedg ne Garber amy 'This-Kingdom j mn eo 
A rapeny > Ther there ace Vere Arch: 


come back again, over the hills, to take-notzce, of the complexion, of rhar 


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ki. DQcPDGCCTEA EA DoD Sed io id dE CQZ rl.>.I ;;aazaacnXYXc 


Pare's, #7 he Hiſtory of this rom pe. 53 
Aeon Mbechehndacac) jeer thewr Allies,to whom chey ren- 


ofctheir rongues:3 in ſuch (ort,as this 
does rn Agr harrg. The French. are more then men((ayes , 


er) «+ 1hs beginning of '« ANY than women,tomar ds the end. , #7 
= have Meds wh account of themſelves in many Bactails i in Ty . 


where, after they have been repulſed ar rou- : 
carried away many glorious vittories,as we ſhall. 


ju 06-4 aſſed, the Preach Gvaly is ch net, nd. 
{7m > apt cre 1s alſo a thet the French are wiſe aftes 
beſt of the w ay mg, we raſh CR_—_— 


__ 


Gen er Goin | 
Phe 19; che Rn the three $ hich. 4 

Gon P Are taces, Wpon w the Three States: | 
Monarchy reſts; chePrivited EI cof,if well maintained, 
would make it themd fourth g'in che World, But let us now (ee, w 
palſed OI) fevin lb nec europa cc meta «0G UHg5 
reſieiou ef hv parcactecs Fovery wingdom. 


aw 3 # LL. ww 14 4m T1 4 » = 


2 ge yt een CHAP. XI." 
The of Siance anne. "The: Spaniards| do the ſave. All is 
Wine! of 19ron fear. The King killed: His adecatin. 


Feit TN DENE i 
rn aL nate 


ee da he Dake? Duke purges to Preparation of 
EE or Nr and accumulate great ©7 in France. 


__— 


; 


ped wha atone ate Sd 
i , under the aa « 
: ves to raft 
which he k ate 4@ 
| Phe preren oF Wie 
dom c f Gnlch, Clevelnd, and Bergues> 
__ 4 _ could 
+ fuck eonjeture | as-are F; 
the Hendrof the Leap pe, forth 


Rf ers 
ys 8 Iiircda —- Ly | . , 

-d by Myetcmics \Allyes,und evict AncS re cemy wa 
of Haifa, foreayer, the interelt © the/Cre ED 
7 3be fect pate4F WV Low =D af rery been rt 
CN? £5 of Frovry of | : res of and efrtoiſe, the 
«5c \ Liix td man Uk Mnkd. ape pairs docs ht 


noe any 


Low- 


The Hiſtory of this Tron Ape. Pare; 
Low-Countries, ſeemed likewiſe, to give fomecolonsof juſtice, co the mak 
Chriſtian King, irricated againſt a Prince'of his owh blood. This 
when he was ewo and twenty. years old,” married Mergeret, von 
the Cinftable Montmer ency,a mof es 64-0 vertuousPri 
ſecretly carried to Bruſſels, thereby. to quench that fire, w 
had kindfed in the heart of the King, pets =: vf5 re 
the Freaſon of this generous. Alexander, to xecover 
force, that which vertue ſo jufftly denied kim. In fo mach ts 
this chaſt Helen of Frence, all mepds wh was Urs co be caſt ſnco-mott, dange. 

"N thePrin of Germany weary of he Ewpic 
ow rinces ſeeing t ſo 
poſſeſſion of the houſe of Aufrie ; alſo of oe prolix reſts +6 lng wn the - 
ed, ti er'with EE a a portage 
ed'to ſee the nyo Cromn upon the! Head any, rd And 


be, ſeeing the rragiy? oC Proc in that _— 
Paxa de- the 
[f T 


bem 
TC. 


pabage I his A , 
e fogreat a victogious z 
ad per which ſome ſcattered up and down, hank leonr pefel. arr ns 
tain three Religions; to wit, the Komey, the. Lutherex, and- the Calvi- 
: nian. In brief, his Defign ſeemed to be, to extend the bounds of the 
Sowed Monarchy, at the coſt of the Houſe of Auftris, and ſome acighbour 
rinces. 

In the mean time, the nof with his arms- a crolle, 
at the news ney this po th regs rejoyced all ſuch as were. 
enemies to Arch-Dule Aber: comratts all bis/old * for- 

__ a —_— "The «ftrong rowards the -C of 
France, under the command of Spino/4 , who intrenched hi near 
- In fine, men. calk- of bur Armes and Horlgys- ip 


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Abate che. Tr Cr Emre ; 
ber gaardy 6s well ncuting hoo nk a7, 


iis deach gevontaccen enough where,fas menco infarc 
pho ulpiptaci_ ben for 
> ran any ſuch chi 3 _——— 


marſed nc the Givi — Keio, | — 
py » _ come tO ;che Crown, = at. nn H Ned kad been head. 


and wor ' CE againſt ——_ 


ice) Ys 
——— z, qmongſt all his oY vertues, none, pena 
then his rs Many: webean donbt of higR eligion 3 fog the Hugerots 
believed hin of theirs, nr ſome others alſo, in reſpe& of _ Alc] 
ke ſhewehro the yr + and for that it _ 
Steer 


De TSR: < 
FN eiiotcyar perm: — 


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nn AE 
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" The Hitoy of abisiow yh: Pare1, 


the quedrel is not qutice conſopited yer. Some weeks be- 

fore Guaigel of the Truce,deceaſed' Joby Duke of Clepelond, 

the Duke and Gulick, leaving no children by the ama e of Badenyhis former. wifes 

Gulick, nor yet by the fiſter of the Colr of Vaydomont his later, Now,this "fd 
chrough Colein, was received >_> EIT luftrious Magiſtrates, and | 
cizens of thar--antient- pd regains, acclamations, oy" 
wiſhes of fertiliry in chis march;/and all chis for cheir' inreceſts, which 
are viſible criough- int themſelves 57 "lchodit any nced at all,, to ;ſ{peak 
thereof: 
Mary Eleator, her eldeſt fiter,was mented to Albert Frederick, Duke of 
Proffie, C whe! died wichour a yarn, = abdleſs four daughters behind 


| 
| 
| 
Anne; wu wes che edef, wa giren'o Job Sugiſmend, Duke of Beppe: ; 
bourgh,arid El: #or me ach b © no +2 { 
6 ſecond, cothe Old EleBor. } « 5: 
| The third, to the Dulyef Canrlend; i hart, 1 
The fourth”, to 1 + Fob Gags of Saxomie , brocher 20 ce E- 
ZK$IYOTZ bY 
The fecond ter ofthe ui Dukegdallad: wne,in the year Kg ried 
__ of Newbeurgh, in wiichmarriage- (hc 
_— pans, 4X) 87 > inthe meucth of 4p 
in this 6f- 1653. I'AL #5 a; 
"ns third, who. was Megdalen, ms made wiſere the Duke dec Deus 


Pont | 4 It 
And $ibitr the fourth, w was betoned apon Cherles Dake of alan 


had'no child; | . + « 
wichort abies ftw Fg 
e was fant pe Ele 


; -*N owDuke Williew 
raaſe of Join wal ne ka 
daughtes to che eldeit filter, of the 
received by the States of the ſaid i Darcy her 


San ay 3 Rs 


338 411243 ty 


cut 
op one after _—_— In the 
awaken wo Neighbours. 
£ nem 

vr IL 


mean time, they take Ants make 


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ESC EDLSDOOSMRAPS D& 


Part1. The Hiſtory of this Iran tee. 


The buſinelle of Devewerde,which had already irritated the Proteſtants, 4 t tual} af 


fed thus. Some Religious or Conyventuall men dwellin gin the cown,and Y 


endeayouring to make a Proceſſion, were defired "Y the Magiſtrates to de- 
filt, for fear of (ome rumulr. Bur they anſwered 


efon; rhe people lls upon chem, roqrs them 
_ med of the inſalence,demandsan exemplary: punilbmenc;. bf woes 
ing diſobeyed,he proſcribes che Town, and gives the rxeouion thereqf 
the Duke of Baverie, who by a ſiege forced ig co ſubmjir, N is prafee; 
ing very much diſpleaſed the Proteſtancs;and principally uchas were grie- 
ved,to ſee the Empire lo long,in 2 profound Pegce. But che enmity. was not 
Tuige of all this 


TheP —_ exceſliyely afflicted at the death of ak Kina of of F F I 
cited Prince Mayriceyto Co Gali. b which ich be Gi e did, pd by, th, caliins Alj- G1; 
wrect he nbc can rajned 

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by ri 
| head of Europe. _ age Princes were r ched, rk c 
Garriſon of Gulick,, with forrain forces, IS pork Tr Ls 
che Imperiall authority; and that they had bad cherch ey, given caule tothe Em- 
rour, ro arme againſt chem, 
The Duke of Saxo9y, beares alſo the ticle of Duke of Gulick,, Cleveland, 
and Moutagnes,and draws hispretentions from $4bill, Aunc to, hs William, 


Qor of Saxony,who loſt the EleQtorac ,for ha ring taken arms,again dA IS [in 


perour Charles, He was admicced,by the ewaPr mces,ro gavern the Count ry 
till che definitive. decigon of the difference, Inſeemanter Sens e and ord fo ir 
Cion,in affaires of State,autborizs the k&king uheph E748 

of Inttice,& that it & no mord at oration fb bt we fs apa er of bi rieh. 


_—_ ” Ow 
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W k& SY 


CHAP XIII © 

A temwlt inPoland, and why? They "ar 76. "The Swedes and Muſeo- 

Meat) make a/c of this Pecan, ; eaſe iſt the Poles,” ard leafy 

RO, reaſon diſcovered in -ngland, The troubles appea: 

79 Paris. Rodolph dies. 

'E lefe the King of Poland: ve; .aYour Fecoy 

Wa: of Sends. and the cnpnlfon Wet "F we Ay Wes Ang 

ay > i find biga as bufe to $8 Fin te Ep ge 

the Hereditary. Fortune ann ceaſes ta they ahi, ad one 

Bs 


dro * comes not, Fithort another. The; 4 
pry wage >) ar kindled a MG dh Fc lic I: 
nn Ry 

—_— wa Lo one m_ t ch tans TED Tumuder Þ 
ſer iron fre. Prince Reggivi un: TP Eg 
the defence ( as others berty, and fp char bel is 18 
undey the vaile of ozians. oaks clmihigag | kcſt,ag, 
puffed yp with a ſazall vio 

anacher, unleſſe be would ognet co predeoonel ch 
prot by them. 1/1 intentigns grow 1s dereh py 448 


AN 


q chey wonld nog ic orced b 
aa is Ton ap, 1 ine ne 


ltznee ged and taken; 


_ =; 


The H lory of this Iron Ave. Pave.y. 


being beaten 
Peace, 


The ſiege of 
Smolensko, 


TheMuſcovires 
rejeft Ulade- 
us, 


The Gunpowder 
Treaſon in 
England diſ- 
covered. 


Th:Rakozians word, the War was kindled in good earneſt, and rhe cloak of Reliviohinoc 


forgotten, The Rebels,or Rakozien beinig defecared, and vanquiſhedgretur- 
na co be friends,and good ſubje&ts. Bur fome ſpace after, the woimd'ha. 
ving been drefſed by too mild a Chirurgeon, opened and gangrened, and 
could not be ſhut up, withour ſtrong ſalves, and freſh bleedings. 

King Charles of Sweden,having crowned himſelf,andreriewed the Warin 
Livonia,made ufe of this mteftine ſedicion: Sigiſmund malle a brisk oppoti» 
tion, as well to him, as to the Muſcovires alfo , whoſe Enipire was then full 
of fations. He befieged Smoleysks, and ifter two years fiege, carriedic. This 
was a ſecond Oftend, if we conſider the tength of the fiege, and chenumber 
of the dead, which, if thofe authors who gave us the 'defcription chertof, 
be worthy of credir, amounted to more thari twenty thouſand men, There 
was another Poliſh Army, imployed, to forre chehead City called AMoſco, 
whileſt the reſt of the Trqops por huge viſtorics, and took the Town of 
Novegrode, and the great Duke Saickje,together with his two Brochers, pri- 
ſoners. The great Cham of Tartarie, aftoniſbed at ſomarry high Viftones, 
offered to ſubmnc himſelf, ro the King'df'P/!and, But Sigiſmond revarned, 
and the confederared Myſcovites, to be paid their Arreares, followed him; 
and being ſatisfied, they were a further mearies to ger yet more Vidtorirs, 
upon the adverſe Party, Infine the Myſcovrres; eyred, aid vexed by a forrain 
Rule, rejeting Vladeſlaws, whom they had formerly choſen, cle&ed anew 
Emperour,and endeavoured'to compoſe their difference with Sig ſanuad,bur 
in vain; for, they were chaſed away'from bef6re'$S mo/encko; and payed for 
their perkdie. Free 

Now the King of great Britain, being the fpeftatonr, and veryofran the 
Arbitratour, of the Contravetfies of hisNaghbonrs, lived in peace, 'and 
his ſubjects of the Romane Catholick Profeſhon, were reduc 17 ro fome di» 
fireffe, upon the diſcovery*&f that abominable conſpiracy, - againſt him; chis 
children, and:the whole Pi#fliamene. For 4t ſeemed 


tonely make a ns wie fimple refarioh,of what is paſſed,'an 


leſt other Kings wert in extream jealouſie of their intereſts, Ki 
James amuſes himſelf rithplayir he Phi pNes, AR rhe Divkae 3 18 
compoſing books of conta cs agditift Cardinall Perppn,and: e 
Coeffeteau, Biſhop of Marſeilles. "And" finechebat no war wich 
ion apnn re toes aid er Paging, an he ot Sn 
ions againſt r pth; and cheir” me; which he ſajdy wv; | 
pernicious, to the Potentires of Exrope. "Take bred; 9 ſon, Pres ures 
Pook ice the act inet end plot theer Plagues * the 
trch and ſtate; 4 race not to be obliged by ny Bettfic, nor tie bp 
Oarh, or promiſe ; breatbiig nothing, 'but'fedicions,' #iid'edlumnies,)And 
« ye lower. To will nor find, amongft ay High-why Rovbtrr, hdve thabari: 
de, or mort (yes, and perftrits, than umphyft theſe Fanetick Gy The 
Duke' of '$:vey demanded” his Daughtiter” Elizabeth ; for! his: Son 4 
af offcred himhis for the Prince of V4tet: bur in'regart of the difference 
of Religions, ir was honourably refuſed, Fate had reſervedthis Prineetfevor 
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The Hiſtoryofo this Irvn'\ pe, ao 


P caace Frederick, Palatine of che Rhein, who arriving wr England, married — 
he r, and carried her co the Pz/atin+t,through Holland;whicre rhey were re- C—_ 
ceived, and regaled all aloug their paſſage, being 'accompanie by Prince x1;, avert 
Mavwrice, as faras Colin, 1614. Princeſſe of 
The never ſufficiently lamenced death of Hexry the great,one of the bra- England. 
veſt Pcinces that ever wore the Crown of Fraxce,was hike to put Par, and 
all France into.great tumults;for the prevention whereof,the Queen- Mother 
was declared Kegent of the Kingdom, and Lewis the thirteenth ſucceeded 
him,at the age of nine years. being conſecrated at Rhejmy and all chis'great 
eparation for war, was diſlipated,cicher becauſe che'Kings delign was not 
[ ——__ clſc,co (ay better,becaule it could not be ex&cargd,except by the 
reſerve of ten thouſand men, who were ſenc.into the Durchy of Guiick,un- 
der the command of Marſhal de la Caſtre, as we have lately expreffed. 
Now, ſome rime after all theſe embroiles, and perturbations, both in"Bo- 
bemia, and Auſtria, were paſt ; the Emperour Rodolpb, either through vex2- 
cion and trouble,or otherwiſc, (for death b#th a[wayes a cauſe) departed our , as 
of this fraile life, ro rhe immortal} one. He was ſon co chat good Emperour _—_ - * 
Maximilien,whoſc ſteps he followed. He was a lover of ſcienc:s, and chiefly qy1ph be 
of the Art of Painting. He pailed his time much in diſtilling, he was fearfull, rwentierb of 
and by conſequence liccle undertaking,and lictle feared by his enemies;who January 16 12. 
knowing his nature,did many things co the diminution of the Imperial Au- 
thoriry, He died at Prague,in the year 1612. upon the 20 of Fanuary. The 
Empirebad no need of « diſtil|ator but rather of a good Operatour, to a power- 
fully, againſt the ill plants, which caſt forth ſtrong roots, bothiunder him, and bis 
ſucceſſour and which beve given ſo much pains,and troubles to the Empire. 
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oE oy AP, XIV. Y 


The War between the Danes, and Swedes; the reaſons why ? Colmar 
taken. Charles dies. The Queen-Regent pxrchaſes 2 double, Mar- 
riage in Spain. The Town of Aix or ANGirrans taken, and New- 
burglhirelieved by Spinola. | 


(Om Duke of Sudermaine took the Crown away from Sig iſmand his 
Nephew,and poflefſed his States quietly enough: buc,chere roſe « buge of Sulemata, 
war berween him, and the King of Denmark, who very much; diſturbed. bis ;ndafterwards 
reft,and whereof (in his complaint of King Chriſtian) he takes the Feſuztizfor King of Swe- 
the Authors. They are the Atlaſes , who muſt'beer upor the Sronlders all kyuds 42s ſends an 
of Calummies, and Detradions: Th-y muſt (wallow down the faults of others. He — 
had had many conflidts with the Polanders, and had tried the. various efffefts ; 
of Forrane: But this of Dexmerk touched big ſo much+0-the quick , chat 

they two came from complaints,to brawls and reproaches; and thence ro the 

lye: yea,and ar laſt to defic one ano: her. A /irgnge thinggthat me diſapprove 

nm others, what they do themſelves, Charles a.lictle beforehad ſent an Embaſſa* «« 

dour ro the +350 ” pfry beſeech them to make a cloſe Allyance with 

| unit his Nephew,the Spenierds,and the. Feſuits(for:i0 wayupon them 

that he chiefly aymed,and whom he ſo much a} nor ures yer Jo wo 

cure, dreamc not at all of him) and demanded a ſpeedy fugcour,. before the 
Poles had quite ſubdued Myſcovie. He alſo mentioned the quarrel! between 

him and the King of Denmar,, offcring co refer it to them; or any other 

Neutrall Princes, and to acquieſce in theis, Negifion. | The States alſo ſenc 

theirs co him, but be was able to cffett nothing wich him. Jai F 
In the monerh of April, 1611, King Chriſtian declares a War, founded The King de- 
rpon four pots: The firſt, upon the Fiſhing of Lapponic, or Lapland, the Flares « war 

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third part whereof hepretended to appertain'to bjmiſelf. The tecond,a com- 
plaint, formed upon Charles bis having fortified Gottemburgh, ro the diſad- 


vantage of the Sewed: the third,was the redemgnding of the Iſle of O-ſet,held - 


by the Swedes: And thelaſt, that Chriſtian would nor ſuffer him,to pur in his 
Arms, the three Crewns,nor the Title of Lapland,and Nortb-!and. Kings bave 
never any better reaſon to make War, than that which = them by occaſrom. 
It is 4 Kool thing ſaies a Diſciple of that ſo much dilclaimed Tralien ) to 
x 25-4 the Poſſeſſions of others, 

he Denes ſeized Colmer the prime key of the kingdom of Sweden, and 
beſieged the Caſtle,both by Sea and land; which, unlefle it were famiſhed, 
was held impregnable, by reaſon of the fituation. Neicher was it eaken now 
by that way; but Yeilded up by the levity of the Governour, who went co 
fix his habitation in Denmark, That which c annot be digged by Iron, is often done 
by gold, 

The King of Swedex found work enough to do, with two fo potent enemies 
upon bis skirts; but that which moſt croubled him was, that he couſd nor 
bring the Denes to any Compolition,(o that ,in fine,having loft Colmer,with 
above a hundred pieces of Canon, fix ſhips of war, the Iſle of Bornbolm, and 
ſome other,alſo forced to bow to old age,and affiifions (catfed by chefe Jof- 
ſes)be fell fick, and coming to die,made way for that great Captain Gufteras 
Adolpbus,the very relation of whoſe vitorics makes the world tremble. 

Charles was a Prince of great courage,and a lover of the Laws,for the one- 
ly defence whereof, the Swedes afhirm,tliat he accepred the Crown; and nor 
through any ambition he had to be a King. He inclined a hetle rowards the 
Reformates, and could not endure to have prayers made in Latix. He was 
ſpeechlefſe ſome time before his death and was much more prone to rigour, 
x 32 moderation; yes, even to Tyranny it ſelf; which is a vice much obſer- 
ved in the ſucceſſours of Erick, after they are paſt fourty years old. 

The Danes, ſayling with che wind in poupe, took many ſhips near Elſex + 
burgh, together with the Caftle it (elf. But the Swedes were fully revenged 
upon them,by taking their meaſures well, as it will appear im che continua- 
tion of this Hiſtory, With patience all things are effe Qed. In fine, a Peace was 
made,and Colmer,upon agreement, of ſome barrels of Gold, reſtored toche 
Swedes. The Kings were friends,and afterwards an Enterview, and an Aliy- 
ance both Offenfive, and Defenſive, concluded againſt the King of Poland. 
But lee us go back'tethe South, 

ktalyproduced'no feed of fedition at all, every one keeping bimſclf within 
hisown juriſdiftion 5 bur the Duke of Maytyz being taken our of his by 
death, withour-fons, his Brother ſacceeded him; who, affted by the Spa- 
niards,waged a long war againſt the Duke bf Savoy, who was Pa Rotor 
France. * ; 

Since che Trace in the Low-countries, 'and the expulſion,o! the Mores, 
there paſſed nothing in Spein worthy remembrance,buc ſome Fights at Sca, 

inſt Pirets, who weredeftured by _ Rant m- Ho — | 
Queen Medici willing to er $ in Peace, during her 
< ndprren all airs of dorder, —— a p ck pos 
i z i,of her Son;and Dayghrer,with Prince Fþs/;p,and rhe In- 
fannie Siftertburthe marriages were deferred;in regard of chear too ten- 
der age; though yet , this good newes canfed great rejoyci | 
all che Terrizorics of the two Crowns, with Tiles, and Turnamencs, worth 


ions whereinthe French Lords expreſſed as well the agilay,and fine 


admiration; 
diſpoſition of their bodies,as the genrilenefſe of their minds, 


et us now draw back to the Low-councries agaifi, which obſerve th 
Ly ane let ar rn 10 hey —_ of thei NaF 
Dukes of Bradenbwrgh,and Newburgh (this being | 
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murval underſtanding, or elfe for being the obje& &f the ambitious paſſion 
of fone other Princes. The Arcb-Duke had ſenc Spraole into the Field, to 
execute the ſenrence given ypon them of Aqwſgrane, who had incurred the 


Ax er Aqui'- 


gianc yeilds. 


The Ypaniards 


digfavour of rhe}Emperour, by expelling the Roman Catholick Magiſtrates ſuc ur rv: 


our of rhe Townz and their ſudden ſubmiſſion,gave the Spaniards conveni- Duke of Nzw- 


to haften to the relief of the Duke of Newburgt ,by whom they were ex- >u'gh, aad ihe 
pe cd. T bey rook Heſe/,and ſome other ſmall} places; aud Prince Maurice Hoilanders,'be 


cn the other fide, who was ſent by the States to ſuccour the EleFour, took 
and fortified Emmerick,, and Rees. It is moſt dangerous , to bave a Neighbour 
ftronger than ones ſelf; for bis ſuccour is alwaies dammageable, to bim wh, ac- 
cepts it. Theſe two Princes know it,as well as any others. But what? Paſſion 
very of teu preveiles over Reaſon, and the errouri of the Hunters, gives the Hare 
opportunity 10 eſcape, But lec us reprize this Web contrived of many threeds 
of different rs.and woyen by divers Weavers. The Emperors Authori- 
proving meticacious,and bis threats, as it were, our of breach, and fainr, 
G coming from fo great a diftance with theſe two Princes; whu, proud of 
c aſſiſtance of rwo Kings, and ſhouldered by a-ſtroag Common- Wealth, 
equally fhared che Government of che Dutchy ,for ſome time, making their 
R efidence together at Dvſſe/dorp.Bur, by means of ſome ſmall jealoufies, were 
ickly diF-ugited; and che Marriage of the Duke of Newburgh, wich the 
Duke of Beveria"sSifter, awakened as great ſuſpicions, in the Duke of Br a- 
denburghs breaſt( os. 7 Reformate)as the Alliance of the united Provinces, 
in that of the Duke of Newburgh, who was become (| atbolick, The Defigne 
upon Puſſe/doyp,had no ſucceſfe;and that which was ſo proſperouſly execu- 
ted upon Grlick, by rhe Governours means, manifeſted to the Arcb-Dukg 
(a peacefull Prince)that the Reformetes in @ fair occation,want no boldnefs 
nor courage. The Spenizrds took the Alarm 'o mach the more powerfully, 
as the Treaties went on flowly,and as the French ſeemed to favour the Duk, E 
of Bradenburgh,nore, to put an obftacleto che Arms of Spejr, than for any 
other conſideration. In brief, the Army marckes into che Field, under the 
condu@' of Spindl#. Aix, or Aquiſgrane ftooped, and the Roman Catholick 
iftraces were re-eſtabliſhed. Mallem was batrered down, and Otroy ta- 
ken; befides many other places, where there was no Garriſon of the united 
Provi fear of a breach. Thetaking of Weſe!, ſeemed to countervail 
tharof Gulick; ſwelled the hearts of the Speniayds, and made thoſe people 
know; ther their Maſters ſhonld have bue a ſeeming Government, as long 
as theſe puiſſant frees ſayed in their States. Bur if chey had relyed upon 
the of the Emperour, iris likely, that theſe misforcunes had not 
happened. At that troubleſome and vexatious Freaty of Semen, all the 
NI Drjnger near gang Gocatncd, leming che tun 
to eputies went iſe X the elle 
i the occu bl Townes retained eheir Gueſts, and the two Prin» 
ces learnt (to their own coftf)whac many orher had tryed before rhem. 


at CHAP. XV. 

the Differences which + 11a i the Uttited Provinces. Barttaveld 
beheaded, and the Retigion of the Armiigians, condemimed. King 
Lewis bumbles the Hughetiots, and reduces Bearne. 


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He Peace wichour the uniced: Provinces, had ſhac up many curbujent 
and {editions humours within them; which noe being able roger onc 
hatched fome- very < The precious names of ay 
city 


vuke of Bratm 


denburgh. 


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T be Hiſtory. of. this Iron Aee.  Paret. 


Prixmotions in 


Diſputes abcut 


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F redeſtingtion, 


Reſt, were borh, odioug, end inſupportable tothem. We often flye from ther, 


the anited Pro- which is adyantagrons tow, and follow that, which ts burtful, The firſt wasac 


Alcmar,the ſecond at Liewerden; and the third,and wolt perilous,at Vtrich, 
where ome of+ the bolder fore of the Mutiners, fortihed by a huge crew of 
t.: cir Caball, conſtrained-the Magiſtrates to abdicate their charges,and choſe 
others in their places; who were, moſt of chem, the Heads of their ſedirion, 
Bur this ſickneſs requicing a more violent remedy, then the firſt Lenitiy 
and the Town threatned with a fiege,all grew to be appeaſed,and the Gar. 
1110n augmented, | 

Y er this was nothing, in reſpe& of that miſchief which aroſc, from a con- 
troverkie in Divinity concermng Predeſtination, and ſome other Articles an- 
nexedto itz which,like a thick Fogge, ſo blinded all che Inhabirancs,that ic 
left not any uſe of light at all to any, but to ſuch as ſerved themſelves there- 
of,ro their own proht, The two Champions, who by their Sermons, and 
Diſputes,divided all Ho//axd into two Faftions,we.c 4rminixs and Gomerw. 
Such as followed this latter, who ardently maintained che ſaid Prodefti- 
nation, were called C:ntra-Remonſtrancers; and the other, Kemonſtraxcers, 
or Arminians, who were ſaid to profeſs a Do&rine, diſagreeing from that 
of Fohn Calvm.T his was too, high,and difficult a paiſage to be comprehend- 
ed by the common people, and ſo it brought wich it nothing but confuſion, 
Yet,the Diſpuce ended not with che life of Arminixs,but was more and more 
kindled by his Diſciples, and chiefly by Vorflixs 3 who, upen the Recom- 
mendation of che Remonſtrancers, was made Profefſour. From Diſputes, 
came Faftions,and Vorſtixs was depoſed,by the threats of the King of Greet 
Britain, In brief, every one takes arms, for his own defence, They of 
Harlem, Leiden and Utrick, by the counſel (as was Tg of, Advocate 
Barn«veldt, raile forces, Prince Maurice baſtens,ſurpriles Vrr:ck,diſarms the 
Citizens, and changes the Magiſtrates (a remarkable ation) as he allo did, 
at Harlem, and Leiden (where they had barricaded the Town-Houſe (and 
impriſons the chief of the Arminien Fation. Bur the Miniſters notwich- 
ſtanding all theſe proceedings, ceaſed not ro diſpute, nor the Princersto 
ſer forth Baoks, conceruing this coneroverfie. Wherefore, there was 2 
$1nod convocated at Dort , where the Arminian Dodtrine was condemned, 
che Minifters who perſiſted in it, impriſoned ; and ſome were bauilhed, 
and ſought their abode in Holftein, and other places. - 
* The great States-man Barneve/dt, former)y much cheriſhed 'by King 
Henry of } France,and greatly renowned for his ſervices dane tothe Common- 
Wealth (and chiefly for having drawn out of the clurches of lifk; 
the three places engaged to Qycen Elizabeth, as alſo for havin di- 
vers Embaſſes, and ſweated-under various burthens of State) fani 


his 
life by an infamous puniſhment. T his man, being about ſeventy ewo yeares | 
old, was accuſed of being head of the Xrmivjan battion; of diſturbing the 


tranquillity of the Townes,and checking, the authority of the Princezwhoſe 
power he wiſhed indeed,to ſee lefſencd,chereby to ſecure the publick Liber- 
ry. In fine, there was a rumour ſcattered, that he ſhould have had a delign 
ro -uſurp the Government of the Common-wealth. They who were of bis 
party, for proof of his innocence, repreſented the greatneſs of his ſervices 
and cares, tomaintain the power of the States, And yet howſoever, all his 
triends,melred- (as ic were) like ſnow before the Sun,ofthe Princes Aucho» 
rity : and one of the moſt famous Writers of this Age, ſayes, chat he was 
condemned in the name of the States, but by the prattiſes of King James, 
and Prince Mexrice. There is nothing ſire in this world, and the greateft for- 
Innes,are very of ten thoſe,which are upon the ſlippery top of their precipuce, It all 
they, who are ambitipusto go out of their condition, to get up to another 
more elevated, and high, would but reprefent to themſelves, the difaſters 
and misfortunes, which. we ſce fall upen thoſe great perſons; they __ 

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have no other defire,then to ſtay where they are. The Treaty of the Truce, 
which by bis advice, was made for ewelve years,againſt che reaſon of Prince 
Mavrice ( who being-a ſouldier, and for his own intereſt, endeavoured-to 
break-it,) purchaſed his disfavour; and his very-great credit,his hacred: be. 
fdes- his difſwading the Warre of Bobemia, together with what we have juſt 
now ſaid, and many other. accuſations, abbreviated his life for ſome dayes. 
When. Jupiter chides; «ll the rejt of tbe Gods are ſilent. ' 14 
Hvgo Grotexs, went to keep.company with the other Miniſters, who were 
priſoners at Lowweſtein, though by the prudent counſel of his Wife,he brake 
quickly our of it- | its | 3 »41 ; 
Thus, was.this miſt, : which threatned che Common-wealrh with a dan- 
gerous canvulfion, diſpelled; rhe Churches ſupplyed by che Contra-Remon- 
ftrabces only ; and/the-4rminians reviled,. and diiclaimed, as no berter then 
half T cay tors, by the very dregsof the People. | Bur really, the blamable 
treafomof: the children of Barnaveldt, who breathed noching bur revenge 
of their Fathers death, was che cauſe why many retired themfelvesfrom 
this Party, which,for a time was much difcredired. Mot 130 on 261 
, If King 7ames, onithe one fide, ardehicly proſecuted hisdeftruftion: King 
Lewns lollicited his deliveranceas hotly oi the other: and would ſcarce give 
care tothe mujticude of excuſes; which was brought by che Embaſſadours, 
for ſo-paſſionate' ag execution. Howlſoever, all-theſe changes,*were nor ablc 
to change che happineſs of theſe Provinces, the'popular Thaults, growing 
by.linle and Iizelero taken, roche great good of the whole Country. + a 
Bari now, the women had alſo a minde toſhew, that they likewiſe knew 9 
how to handle their arms, and gave an-experiment thereof. at De'fe, abour | 
ſome Itnpoſts,or Taxes, where they ſo ftoutly affailed the Town- Houſe, thac -4 
ie wasnecelltaced toſend for both Souldiers;anhd Counſell:fxom the H ge, 
to:'make them retire tothe diſtaffe, Perhaps;there were amongſt chefe,ſome 
ofrhem, who had beaten the Fraxc:ſcan Friers our of their Cloyſtet ::1{v 
great a reputation of corrage have the good wives of Delfe, | And theſt:are 
all che perturbations, and whacfocvcr clit af: notcghappened in the confe- 
Provinces during the Fruce: / 1 © 11 1 70 187 293% 
Refeps we contrive our Diſcourſe of the Warres of Gerwamy,we with re- 
run a; little cowards: Freuce, whichi'is the kingdom, where Fortune, by' ber 
various effc&s of; mutability, feemg rather co have. eftablithed:her Em 
then elſe where, : The nacure- ofthe Germenciy ſueb, as oore (ſuffer cham 
ſclycy (0 cafily to be.induced to rake armizforir cofts mucty troudle;roVomy 
themi4o icy and they walk with-ledden heels ; bric having-onge raken} 
vÞs oy oy them not down, till they be able to bear cthemno longery\and 
vl All de brought / > che:exeremity of deſGlazion; Bur'ithe Broxch, onthe «+, {i ir 
ether ifide;both cably; rake! thents npgand move ality! lay chemdown; infack i 4h 1 
ſors, 49 heir Wayzes: are very ofvdii tinathed;: and} paciged;” befort" io be uf; ha 
kngwnyabac they more inams; After thercoaſecraviong.tig iUnftion vfdfime © ©: pep 
Lewes, diumgthteurfult ydarbakiihis reigin, tbece/ were. er,/ Dumat gona 
than Wars. The Majconeenes. the C onv agtwell ofer he Pri iy | 
ob. .che Hugerots444bew jil-gro: Fore won) '&xqrci(ed th 
wind. of, that great Quynen 3)whodiſiipdtdel aheo-  Congernes 
with money.; end-augmentationiof \P anions and 
ſomatiapes allo;by meking-then 
teraſtarhich chc{aid} Pri 


64 


4 he Hiftory of this Iren ge, Tart rt 1, 


The Prince 
C nde, o 


Redution of 
Bearne. 


The troubles in 
France appea- 


boured co augment it, Frexce,having ſmothered with the blood of the Mar. 

uis d* A4ncre, ail the grievances, both of the Princes and SOTO like. 
wiſe the endof that, which the Prince of Conde gave the King, by the ob- 
ftacles which be was reſolved to pur, to the confirmation of his marrriage, 

The Duke of Guife condutted the-young Princes of France, to the Con- 
fines of Spainzand recondufted the Infexta of Spain; aud the'Prince of Fraxce 
waslodged in the Baftile. The Conſtable Luytes became the ſybje& of a 
new Commotion,and his great favour, the obje& of hatred, to ſome Gran- 


dees, who abſcnted themſetves from the Court, under 


retext of defending x 


the Qyeen Mother ; who was extremely exaſperated againſt Laynes , 


for 


thac he being the Counſcilour,of the ruine of the Marſbel & Ancre, had ra- 
ken of his Place, and gotten his ſpoyles; and(o the retired her (elf To 
wa douſwete be ſecured by the Duke 4” —_— Now this fire, being | 


— db. Coronet 


diſguſtof an afflifted Queen 
chrough all France. For men Ds 


_ 


10n, that ic 
ve and buſie 


already, as well at Merz, as withiu the yery middle of the kingdom : and 
the motion 


gers might put 


Armies, 
loved novelty, leapt alr 
of the firſt Price of the EF 


_— frontier Town,gave cauſe to fear, left, par aapons- 
elves into the dance. For the Duke Eſpernon d 


red from Mets,to go ſerve the Queen-Mather,to whom he was reco 
by the common neceflity of an equal Baniſhment : The Nobility, and the 
already to march, WT was Full of fear, and fury 


ed, 


fury ; and fuck as 
joy. Bucche King, "afffied by the Counfel 
» (who was now reconciled to him ) inftantly 


for 


Leaſed upon the Caſtle,and Town of Carn,went and beat the Queens Tres? 


before the Malcontents j 
ceſſiey of ſubmitting to 


ned with theirs, and reduced them all ro a'ne- 


is Grace. 


From thence, he condydted his Army 


mto Reerne, and 
nafters, and chief 


his preſence, effefted chat in few-dayes, upon the Mi- 
that Country, whichthe Edit of the year 1619, hail 


== cho moltn with wcret 
coovgh 3 pie e,1s Runhappy ofel 
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not been able to abtain. 
He reduced the whole Province under his obedience, re-eſtabliſhed the 
Exerciſe of the Roman Catholick Rebigion 3 rendered the Eccltfinftical 
Benefices, put other Garriſcns into che places of frength : and four months 
after, returned eo Paris, where he was recaived wich an _—_ ſe, 
he left behind him, an immorcal diſguſt, aviongft the zewlous 

ak Hugenet gazty, by the re-eſtablithment. of a Religion (wichouc Arik - 
_ which in ws Tres Lorna was not ſo much as known there, 
reproaches, and matcer alſo fora new warve; wich 


EE: ang. animating; as naey, as rand avbing bavrhe eccafiog, to-draw 


_ the tongs 3 the Cardinal of Save arvives at Court, conkitiube 
King, for-thernare be had youckfafed in the Fa- 
hers Nowinicns; asa/ſo 0 nediaze.s Match ofthe Lady Chriſtine of Frence, 


no « He was wy welcony, and obrained,''m 
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years, made a Fubil;; as they alſo did ſome Leapu Leagues, amongſt themſelves 
at Heilbron,againit che Roman Catholicks, which proved advantageous to 
the Bohemians, ſeeming (as it wer e) to os _ the Signe, or Watch-word, 
to which all their humours weil Spcrpareds for in regard chat 
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CHAP. UI. 


ention of the War Bohemia. The betreil of Prague. 
bed proſemin of AG the Towne, togetber with his 26m 


thade, and the Game a playing; between Ferdi- 


Pt eſee nh theouſe of  Axffric and. the Peletin, and tbe 
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3 the Cownt de: and 
© of Anbeit the Counts de la 


42 Fhs de la Tor. laced about, end marched cowards che Capical 
of Hen ta divert the ftorm which chreatned ic., Bur, in tine, 

er ſome encounters favourable co the Emperour, andthe Duke of Bevas- 
"ids. being centred NNN hes reduced ſuch as 


hat obedience - the ewo Armies 


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queen: ge and che Hun- 
their attack, » baſely gave ground, 


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Part 1. T be Hiſtory of : this Ironfge. 7, 
and difturbed rhe « Orders of the Generals, wr Rd Tuch ſore, as-hat the Camp Prague re 
enly ſtaggered, aſter Of reſto e of ſame. a> gs che Cerves the Can- 

hol voy flown and uch as could ſave chewahi thewafel ves, gat. m- Mo ates, as 
ok rp more by water, chen by theſword ; ww bye Kingdom. 
SS all, chas. there was ho other chayght 


fe towards Silfefic, King anpty <a, Yo hy - 
—— Ay Nor bk. £0. his 


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of Noveuther: yn ey 
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R _ - — <2 — 


permiſſion , too viſibly checked his Authority ; 'that that which ble 'had 
granted them at Lywdur, proved prejudicial co him," and what is was xoibis 
Grace, and netto'Arms,- that they were to have - recourfe 3» gavethem'ro 
underſtand his Royal Will 3 +hich was; that they ſhould ſeparace» chtns- 
ſelves within «' fewdayes, 1 nderpain of the crime of High Treafon'o Bur 
in vein'; The) pert ee ſo' inflamed, by the 'ofanrtering ef Lew. 
to bolt it for Pleaſant muſicky are not to bs terrified by - vw, bu They fend 
their ries to Pays," ra make proteſtation of thei fidelicy, atdexcuſc 
rhe My of 'their aFaires,*? Buc, che required: nothing but obedi- 
ohe advanced his 'Troops towards Saxmur, which was delivered 
oY, —_ de 6k Samt Fobn d" Angeli,after havin f uffered fomc 
oat _—_ > apnea in Dake of Fo e comes; and 
1h th his =—S—4 _ 
miſe. T 4 bor? Hoy Jenioh 


ſes him, 'to:wear ' bis ſword no 
Mol — nr tres his cfemmiche/exrendied; 


wards he quickly: forgat that pro+ 
made/himwueſglve 


which the choler-of Lewic the jul 
. +-ataigg who haddeterimined on 


the Inhabitants, This good 
; nor did' a. whic diſanimace 
as dear a rate as they couldy': «Many 


de, 'zo-fell their liberry-at 
ownes werecantrained, to banda 


themſelves, 40 the Borie to of their Prince 1/The women were of- 
renfſeen, fg! upon-the Breach of the Walls ; ang\'real- 
V; if AIDS wn. ASTD * ſtabi ws as the Common 
zeal 5 the prize cap,nor theis Re. 
nc rr ſouyCotions rode Eo fulpeteties bavealready ny 

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Authority of hir\King,and the whole 


nothing bur vengeance, was terminated, by the prudence of that 


borc ecithe Gonteble,, and followed rhe bc of the Queeni-Mother, rggg- 
ir mp np of the BAY reatmene ſh eived:His cole , 
niufod him frozen gee foul, be  Hovw, whereof'the 


op 
erm for a Gounthae., He was alſo free to. ſpeak, and tleliver bi 
and very courte 0us to his uiferiours 3 tuuch mote incenſe,upon the! ts 
HudVi ” © 


_—_—— 


Part i, The Hiſtory, of this Iron Hoe. 


HF 


ixdevcucion | Hiswife, who had: been-the « 


withftanding ſhe'bafticd, [and-eluded the yaniey of the, witnefle who 
GOSIY \or'wiccheraft;;, . ſhe: was nevertheleſe — condemned to ſuf. 
ries en ey Haro: Hats rom ra 
ime ſonie j} conteneiment ers, 
G of whoſe underitandin are nec by on 
eta Lady, upon.abale and i 
-hebor; mph SOmach power and 


lioney ,3 and; thow- —_ og ni thc ogy c 
| vours ? Nagrvelyifohan defttoy; ,whar. chow baſh made, Gn ne 
overturneſt even Kirigs, and Kingdoms hradelves, which, had taken theic 
foundations, from che hc fe pots ea; les wh agical rey 
ning being broughs to feed-iffur,Lopurs.cound | 4 King,” o 
His Morher fromthe Court,whonr he kttew to bear an. e indignatio.3 
axvint him Heruile (which-wes:caket) for, ja, Recreac) th e advance 
ewoBromktrs} of 7 e, and the roral.and entire diſ- 
eee otrf bvolary.of the geod into the hatred of the peo- 
ir wemary araTy an her, ae = of the Queen z and into the 
aver gon of the wo Ry Yernmenc | for a pretext, of their diſ- 
xontencments, and far: a cloak ,- dilguiletheir intereſts. From the qualicy 
of an- Gent}cman, he tid Poſt. (4siz; were) ro honqurs, and was cre- 
atedf's F ivvvop of Picerdyyuke and: Peer of France; and within a very 
ſhorrrime after, {onftgb/c. In fine,s)! fmiled upon him; every one adored this 
Goldeis Calf j yea, even they, who if chey;Fould have gotten him in theix 
woduldchave cruſhed,.and ſhivercd bimico pieces” To ſecure himſelf 
cover | Qugen»Mother,he procured chedeliyerance of the Prince of Conde: 


| bur common neceſſity,obſtruQed the courſe of his bong h ic hardly 


iſhed che barred;gwhiclh ache; French bore bim,and left him but.cwo 
who cauſed his miſerable bady by» pho incerred,for ve farele oe he 
thould receive the ſame troxement 85 he did, whole place he had 

ets, Carechy Yexatiqus IE 


oy Exormey SALES Gde Prince Jy Was wa 2/4 
cat verives . as for hemp cn 


Duke of Mayennre, ſo well known, in-the of the, precedent bot 
whom France had this obligation;zthat ſhe was not dif bees ed,and CEE 
daring the fury of thoſe jd of wad hile# he courted-the-Widow.of the 


Count de Soiſſons,ſhe moved bot h him,and che Duke of Nevers, to this perni- 
cious War ; to whom the P of Condd,' the wer —_ of _ 


cheml[eltcs\al fog.whick kitudled by 3 6erraift Princefls, phoreſpic red 
wine 
\Me#dbout} He. retired from the: Court, for the hatred, he 


before Mac 


of the 5,07 


enant ers, 


WORcs ONve di It uch as is fir fora 1 


of his Greatneſſg, And bis wife, 
Say lifoniſe robeco,vhis difidgrand fall, Sir recalinprifan, ents 


IF. T7 
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6 T4 et 


1;ended his gg pn hed of ono ro 
I Was. ion ro —_— peas His life, 


I61 4. 


m4 The Ha of abi Tm tet. Pare. 


;the War as tmany-bave- done, 
We nenrata Trae my proper iv, n og « Bubdet font bm e0-his grave, pus 
of Fence che Fravyn 

or 


ton ne 
which will cauſe him©o eteri1a z70t 
bis death ASS 29 wreanpe ah nn, p 


heyy 
er Park: wes Montpeiltier 3 by F: 
7 _ Eg dury;; and 
them of the Re- tad been atracked” by Aruies chroaghout a 


li gion. lofſes, _ 
TEE Fares and che Fort bewis buile 


Tos Feeds nor SET This Peave 
made. 
lhe, gave TubJect'ro rewore rhe War, as we thall Lake 


Me p ICI ED received fromebe 
1617+ ats, 1 themſetves £0. 4m, . pai 
on CPE enctred by Sorce into the Fogg 
the Vena Perdiand, - whenpe' xhey; were ropull 
oo Epc” E with the' Vairel Provences, and eecerved fucoour 


of . w :\Buc both. 
he mn kr hr romeo: 


Hſe of Au 
- them, we the _ Oy 


At theſametimneQhe War brgan-agam, 
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* Whilſt the Emperour was detained by the reception of theſe honours, 
they -of his party were in daily a&Qion with their enemies, and that ofcen 
with advantage; But this war was terminated the year following, 1620, 
by the Batcel of Pragve. A notable obſervation, that one onely Battel purchaſed 
the Conquerours 4 whole K __ | 

Anſtrie was alſo exercifedy by a revoltno lefſe dangerous, then that of be war of 
Bobemia ; chiefly, becauſe it chanced ar the ſame time, and for that ir de. Auſtria 

rived Ferdinand of all ſafe retreat. 

The leagued Mutineers took arms upon this captious pretext ; That the 
Archduke Albert'was their Lord,and nor the ſaid Ferdinand. How bad ſoever 
the" Canſe be whirh the Lawyer pleads, be forbears not yet toſpeak aloud. He on 
the ocher ſide alledged the donation made him by Albert, inviting them to 
renounce the League, and pay him the Oath of fidelity ; which they refu- 
fing, he proclaimed chem ouc-laws, and gave the execution of the Proſcrip- 
tion to the Duke of Bavaria, who reduced them to reaſon, time enough to 
come to ſuccour the Count of -Bucquoy. 

Luſatie, depending upon the Kingdom of Bohemia, was the allyance, and 
muſt needs,forſooth, have ber finger in the Pye. This Province was recom- 
mended,tothe EleQtor of Saxoxie; who chooling rather to proceed by way 
of accommodation, then preſently to fly to extremities,made the States ac- 
quaitited wich his Commiſſion ; ſhewed them tbe danger of perfiſting in ob- 
ftinacy.; and would. bave certainly perſwaded them, had not the Marquis 
Legerendorp broken the negotiation by force of arms, and brought the 
Negotiators away priſoners. This impertinent a@ion much diſpleaſed the ga, 
Ele&our ; who finding that they had violated the Law of Nations, reſolved jurned, 
to tamper no more with them, The Town of Baudiſſa, firſt felt his choler, 
and the violence of his arms, which after ſhe was almoſt wholly reduced to 
aſhes, at length yeelded her ſelf up; and all the reſt followed = example, 
This exploit made the Duke of Saxome very odious,to the Proteſtart Party; 
but, the Emderour, for recompence of his ſervices, and to keep him faft in 
his friendfbip,made him a preſent of both the Luſatia*s.1t is impoſſible to pleaſe 
&/l,and eſpecially two contrary Parties, filled with acrimony, nd batred,through 
the zeal of Religion. | | (20s 
© Auſtria, Bobemia,and thetwo Luſptia's,were no ſooner under obedience, 
then there was 4 neceſſity to turn the ſword another way ; as namely, to 
Meravie 3 which was undertaken and quickly accompliſhed by Bucquoy, Moravid; 
Favour wheels about with Fortune, and Envie lies in wait for it. | 
- The Town of Tg/aw forthwith Rtooped 31 Stcim followed, and Generdl 
Sper, being returned to his'dury, broughe all the other Towns alſo (partly 
by force, agd partly by inclinati6n) to other$z and ſo that war which ſeen» 
ed by the animofities thereof, as if it wonld* have laſted' whole ages; wiis 
ended, for ſome time, in all choſe Provinces. The Silefians,feari dhevidies,n, Sileflans 
Tious Duke of Saxonie,who added threats to'reaſons, and had already life. make peace. 


ed up his hand to ſtrike, choſe rather to hearken to a —_— fition, 
then run-the hazard of being forced to it,to the'ruin, both 'of their Connery 
; and conſequegty chey ſea their Embaſſadoursto 
z | u 


and Priviledges; : 

where the Peace was concluded,all forg' and all | Tumm——. __ 

ditjon,tbat they ſhould pay three millions of leyzan renounce the afores 

ſaid allyances ; whereupon they took the Oath of Fidelicy. ro their Maſtery 

and he granted them free exerciſe of their Religion, 'Let us ftep back-to» 

wards the Palgtinat. 7 wat EL FITLIE 8 DE 
The Houſe of Auftrie, not.content with heving extinguiſhed the fire dt 73e 9 of the 

home,z£arried it into the Territories of the Prince Pelerine; Now the Dim: bouſe ofAubtriay 

TR grear Union; to wit, the Marquis 'of 'Awpereb; the Lau - ON 

\Maxrice of Haſſiz, the Marquiv'df Dourlath, the Duke of Wowrtemberghnnd | 

ſome imperial Towns, RTUTI. 44 forces, for the'defence of .the es 
2 Palatinat, 


56 The Hiftory of this Trow' x4; —Part1; 


Palatintt. Tt is mOft facilegtore-hmdle new quenched: firebrands,put together by 
mearif the beat, whivh remains in thens ſomes beuss after. Spinala went to ſc» 
cond them, and Prinee Henry Frederich , whowas fent by Prince <Maurive,. 
with a Renforros Supply of fame Horſe 3 not! finding « perfett h . 
am them, nor being able to put ſuch -an one as was needful, retired 
 hitfef into Hollznd, leaving ehe Peace tobe treaced by thoſe Princes after 
Ups which they had baſely ſaffered almoſt alltheCountry co be caken by the Spaniards 
_ " And (c, this great and necdlefſe ſtir, vaniſhedinto ſmoak, and melred,like 
a great Coloffe, orPillar of ſnow, befors.che'San-beams ; for the Principal 
Heads, RN ed not to affift the'Pa/arixe, cicher with men, or mo- 
ney, berook themſelves to reſt, afrer they had finiſhed ſo fine a Maſter. 
piece as this, which merits, to be inſerted-in Commentaries; namely, thaz 4 
Spind{[a,with an | of eighteen ehouſand men,went and took a Provinge, 
which I paarded by thirty thouſand, and many Princes beſides. Diſ-axited 


ftrength is eafily _ X ww 
, Some Heads of the ugbepot ene ta repreſent tothe King 
of Frence the intereſt he had,to er the-progretie of che tenſe of Avfirje, | 


SEES ELS, Wo, 


uporrhis Allyes,' their brethren, but in vain; he well enough rem | 
t > Tutkour forgeer? ſent them from thence, which failing chem now, di ” 
abſet them from reſiſting, agamft his erramphane Arms. Let us now (ce, mins A 
the Hyngariens did, whileſt chefe Tragedies 'were a laying. They are | 
Neighbours to the Germexs, having the Crofſeon the one fide, and the F{alf« 

Myos, of the other. | % | | 


P WIS 


- s; | CHA P. VI. * 
The, war 4 Tranſylyania; ” The King of Poland treacherouſlg 
.. wounded. War between the Poles and the Turks, | 


" 


Etllew Gabor, having made anallyance with Frederick,'and ſeeing Fers 

dinends forces employed in Bobemia,began to confider, nat onely of ma « 
a powerful divertion, bur alſo of winning a Crown, We baye Ambitions 
we ſba!l - quickly find Religion, He raid a great Army, under very 
and far-feech'd ects, thereby to pyzzle, and baifte fuch as 
quan, for a fing beginnin 


F; 


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Gaber tehes Hungerie 
Re Hers 


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WV. 


he re Che places which they had loft. But lighterchen the wind, 


fide, ar", ſuffred himſelf ro beinduced to it, by his own natural inclina- 


ines Feſteio,und if Forcunc had'noe giurned(har back upon the Confederates 
in Bibewia,io invery likely,be might fully harecorgmplidhed All his precen-. 
tians,and ruined the (aid Houſe of 4»ftria it (sf, The roar was ſhuc: 
ijp in ce Town, and conſtrained bach co hear, and ſuffer 5þs inſolency of. 
ſedicious Cirizens, which was reprefſed by the Gount of Dempiere, who 
ed nor long afrer cowards Poſer, wich ingentigns to ſurgrite ic ; | 


he was killed. by s Musker buller. He was by birth a Lorrainer bad dane Dampiece 
the Emperour many moſt confiderable ſervices, and was much deplored, £#4. 
by che whole Party, Betblem finding this thorn our of his foot, and having 
bought the amiry of the Turk, with money,brake the Truce, but his Lercers, 
by which he inviced che Tartars, and wherein he gave them teſtimonies of 
what wr pers bm qt = ——_ Sig ior, at the coſt of the 
Empire, and all Chriftendam ing bim(plf with the Turk, being inter» 
jos ; he. diſoþliged the prime Lords of Hegarieggng caſt themſelves ins 
weihe E arms, and fell upon Gebors farcey, and handled them al- 
maſt as ill, as the Polaxders had done the year befare. | 

Hereupon the Count de Buequoy entred into Huxgarie, took many Towns, rye count de 
aud amongſt others, Poſen jt ſelf : and the Tarteys,coming to relieve Gabor, Bucquoy is 
Were cur in pieces, by rhe Poles, under the command of chat great Captain, Hungarie. 
Oo bhe my harard of loofing the Kingdow of Hung 

he Emperoar. run t haza ooting the Ki WE 

(had'not tune ſaved it) by the death of ry abr of Bucquoy rn. Is killed. 
attempting to repu}fe the Hungarians, when they ſallyed our of Newbewſel, 
was laid the groand, wich no lefſe then ftixteen 'wounds! | He | could 
not mo Atncroully ſurrender his ſoul, nor find a more illuftriqus bed of 
bongur, © crown the greatnefle' of his ations, had not his fouldiers fo 
baſe! forgorren thejr , and disbanded themſelves ſo ignominiouſly, His 4rmy diſ- 
For-they might, by carrying the body of chis Mere, with as much reafan, **4 
have expected to win victories, as the Spenierds did, that of ther 
Kedrigees 4 bur after the loffe gf their General, they were themſelves with= ", -: + - 
c, life, and motion. And {6; we may cafily think, how ſenfiblea + - 


our | 
loſſe aſderetrn Emperour, andall his family,ro whom he had rendeed © * 
fo con | rvices. * PO | | 

©" Thus by the death of this one brave Captain, Fortune changed, and 


the Conquered became Conquerours.. They, who before, were reduc 
: a meerfeeble, and fearful defenſive war, r pained courage, dren 


made Bethlem know, how neceſſary it was for him, co make-Peace 3 and 
Ferdinend, defirous to remedy ſo'many evils, as ſurrounded him on every 


tion * A —__ the reſtitution of the Crown, and the relinquiſmcat 
of the Title of King, the Peace was made, and Arms laid downgfor amwhilg, 
though G4bir never calt off the defire of moving, nor the hatred, which he 
carried to bis Lord, the Emperoar. | by 
' Now, fince we gre gotten ſoneer'Po{end, let-us deliver thar which hap- The King of | 
ned there, in the year 1620.” The King being at 'Warſew, where the Dize* al fs 
was held 3 aod into the Clinreh ch upon the Sfreemth of November, a 
Gentleman imtwo blows witha Pote-axe upon the head, and ano- 
ther uppitus ſholder, which very naich' endangered his life : Bur che Pare 
icide received his ; and"'the King wes' heard by ' the fandery 
, with a faint and > od Kune wen ytrey word : W#has 
(faid be) de the Polanders leary of th# French, wa thete King. 97 
Ler us yot go hence, n}{ we ſhall firſt have related che ſubjeR; for which 
Oſmgn the Emperoyr of Turkje with #n Armie of above four hundred chou- 
on attempted to ſwallow up aft this puilfanc Kingdom , which was 


The 


78 The H iftory of this:ron Ape. Part 1, 
The ayweed of Welachia being revolted from the Grand S;gniergand cal. 


ing in the Poles to relieve him, was attacked by the Terters,and Turks;who, 
in the firſt fight, having the worſt, 'and in the laſt, the beſt of the day, 


ſo much inflamed the beart of the Grear Turk, that he thamefully baniſhed 
the Po/and Embaſſadour from his Court, and declared a war upon the Ki 

—_ attacks x ortune, is the Miftreſſe' of young Princes,for by good ſucceſſes, ſhe fills them with 
temerity, to deſtroy them. 


— — QC 


CHAP. VII. 


The war in the Palatinate. Tilly beaten, revenges himſelf, and de- 
feats the Marquis of Baden. The Biſhop 0 Halberliane. makes 
himſelf known in Weſtphalia , and is beaten ; paſſes with 
Mansfeldt, through Lorrain, end incamps himſelf before Sedan. 


— 
. 


He proſperous progreſſe of the Empecours Generals, repaired,and rai- 
pry way Ferend any ſo much ſplendour, that every RD defired co 
keep himſelf faſt with him, and'gain his favour ; there remaining none 
_ who durſt —_ at for Frederick, but ſuch as were droven by deſpair, 
For, the Duke of Axbe/t,finding the gate open to a reconciliation,ſtooped to 
get in ; and-many Towns alſo did the ſame. And the Landgrave William, 
fon to Maurice of Haſſis, who finding Bellone too hard, and rigorous a 
Miſtreſſe, betook himſelf to the —_—_ of the Muſes, followed the example 
of the former, and was received with.the ſame benevolence ; yea, and ador- 
ned with-a new Title of Honour. #e are forced, ins ſcorn, to makg a good 
Part, which, when the danger is paſt, we do not value, 
Mansfc1de uſes |. Mensfeldt recollefted ſome fragments of the Armies, found means to re- 
deceit in the nair his lofſes, and grew likely to reſtore things, to che pointfrom whence 
Palarinare, :they werefallen. In effeft, not being able to ger into Bobemis, he' wheeled 
about towards the Paletinate : where, by the taking of ſome places, and 
fighting ſome proſperous skirmiſhes, he raiſed the courage of his ſouldiers, 
and ftruck aftomſhment into bis enemies. But, the Duke of Bavaria, ſeaſed 
upon the upper Pelatinate, reduced him to ſuch excremicy, chat, upon the 
condicion of a ſum of money, and ſome very high title of Honour, he was 
content to ſeek Peace with the Emperour z however it were intended by 
him, but onely to ſave bis Army, and ſo.to kill two birds with one flone 
For as ſoon as hearrived in the. Lower Aatetincry, he threw off his Vizard, 
Takes Hage- broke his word, took many Towns (whi 
—_ ſtarved ſouldiers) ſacked 4/ſatie, and ſurprized Hegenaw. _ 
Preis _—_— ſoc theſe ſuccetles, bot  Bedrnvopale Incognito 
| through Frence not without huge pains, and danger, got to the, Arty. 
The Bayatians There happened = furious Encounter.near #i A. b keehanryf 
\ braten, above rwo thouſand menza great number of Colours,and four Feld Pieces, 
which were teſtimonies, that che vitory was not contewptible, ©", 
But T:/ly was not long, before he means £0 revenge hi elf of chis 
affronc, It is good to lend to ſuch, as arg ,alnayes xead) to render. For,having 
his Troops with Dox Cordoxia, ang being infor hg the Ms rquis 
'Bedet was ſeparated fromMensfe/dt,hefollowed him fo cloſe,thathe over- 
took him neer Fimpfen; where; after « fight of ſome hauts; he pur 
the Cavalry to flight, But the Infancy, oc F anding themſel yes aban- 
 doned with a maſculine reſolution, muugled wk iſpair, and defire of an 
They have their honourable death, fought: very valiangly, and ,made Tilly k that he 
Tewenge. ſhould nothavetheir lives at ſo cheap a rate, as not to wrangle Noutly for 
chem; 


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Caſſutks to niake a Cavelcade,or Inraadeytothe very Gates of ; -The Collacks . 
ps 6 they had paſſed many great Forteſts, _ aſk Deſert ane at the Gares of. 
grew ſo hot, that if.the: ſaid Coſſacks had age ſpeedily retreated with they Ypmm—_—_ 
prey, the poor Chriſtians in the -Town had had their chroats cut, in regar ple, 
leave:ofithe Countrics; of the Half. Moeoxs for many, years, and recucn * The Turks, 
the Mediterraieanz into. thoſe of the *, Croſſe, which being momentarily , The Revian 
ſprinkled with blaod, cannoc choofe bus mukiply-abundancly, {4 % 2,1 fries to : 
-: The Venetions Mere. very attentiveto theifucrelſes of the Bohemian war, Mcdircrcamadh 
and beizg more.propenſe rv their. own inteneſt;then. their Religi gcculcly 


favoured the Bobemzovls, Burt the reſt of the, Stages of Ite(y, le | 
the vcher fade ; however Peace memeocdioncngh chem | ba 
Spain; where receiving -che newsof 12 greatity upon the, Me 
rocce, they ſaw (after the expiration of the Truce) ſome Rolland Vellcls 


drought into their Ports, which [came from; Venice,.and were, taken in the 
Streights of Gubraizay, This year 2621. in the, moneth. of March, dec The death of 
Philip theichird, King of Sp<ay and. was follamed ſome monechs after,by che *Milip rhe third 
pious Arth-Dake Abert, who left the Country $a his 1[abel, and the Com- ng fg Pane 
mand of the Militia, to-the Marquis Spins/a, ; That famous Cardine/ Robert Dubs Albers 4 
Bellarmix, ſo well:kriown by the Books he left, written, both againſt the Pro- and Cardinal 
reftents, and others,pdid likewiſe his cribute to Nature,this very year, being Bellarmige, 
above fourſcore years old. Exg/ard continued ig peace 3 and therefore we 

will gep'into the '/Low-Countries, , ove; of r, "OY 


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8adnef inthe Low-Countries,' for the bad ſucceſſe of. the Aﬀ airs of 
F ws joryrg The War began aedin, betwixt ther, jel; of kai ol 
Gulick , and Papemutz: Totrexdireyl, Count Henry.. ſuſpeeds 
and why e SORE EESTOLD 2nd 2 "y 


and the condemnation' of the Arminians ; '4 'great pam ————_ 
raced the dodrine 


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bY. Wietes, char in was his delign, to inake 

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The H iftory of this Tron Ape. Part 1. 


Loaden with 
feathers., 


mg 1 


The nature of 


TheHollanders Brabant, ant! force the Corgribucians, Th (pcs, 
in Brabants Spimplcy caſt the Country: people into deſairy to les.their houſes fired : and 


in his Throne, clevaced on high,with a King fallen ar his feer, and che Eagle 

loaden with feathers, plucking the Crown off his Head. Bur Painters, and 

Pocrs,haye alwayes been permitted, to ſer forth their fancies z and the Com- 
mon People themſebves with them, as wich ſolid food. ' 

Now, the Comre-Kemonſtr enters; as well by means of the Synod of Dert; 

[2 of the Prince (who declared hinelf of their party ) 

won Da 


as by the comp4 | 
Maurice chen- will | _— oy ng nbc there, For, Maurice, by the advice 


Gets ales 
rea 
roved of the faid x | 
Cuſhion theirwills,-and were ill created-$oo, in ſome for 
making roo tiſe of that, which by 'vertue of cheir-bicthright, and the 
ſaceefſe of the Arms of che Common-wealh, they conceived, could not be 


demed them. 4.2294 
_ | Theſe changes begat mapy Libells, and gave ground to the Policicks,co 
make fine obſervations, gpon thoſe proceedings, which remained ſecrer. No 
ive ſentence tan be pronomneed open what maybe donegbut upon what is done, 
Now, 2s mens hamonrs which were agitated, began by liccle end little, to 
retent, or flacken; and'purtialiries; partly for fear,and partly for wang of 
nouriſhment, eo be choaked in the defire of __ ; jutt ſo did che T ruce 
draw towards att end. And ir muſt be noced, thar theſe people,how much 
ſoever divided in fa&tion,return forthwith co a coherence,when they appre- 
hend any forain Enemy : For really, common danger hath fo great a power 
upon their minds, that it makes them gue reunite,to refit che attempts 
of frangars? and if that come once to fai), farewell Liberty ; forthey will 
never want private enemies z. and their; pride is grown too high, not to 
þe envied by-many. Their yertue is accompanied by , but their Power is too 
confidernble, to be eafily and openly attachpd. One of the greateſt wits ofour 
rimes, adviſed the King of Speir, to make 4 Truce wich them, if he had a 
mind ta tame them. For they ere({aidhe)like oxen,which joyn togetbergto repel 


changed the Magiſtrates in many Towns, as 1 
in heir places,/Cuck as he liked, and- ſuch as 
4 : In fach ſort,usthe Arwiniens were fan to leave 


theHollanders; the Wolves 3 but as ſoon as the danger is once paſt, they fall to oddes emongſt 


themſelves. 
The Arch-Duke ſounded: them, to ſee if they would hearken to a Peace, 


end acknowledge him for Soveraign, ander ſuch terms as ſeemed to divide 


the Soveraignty 3 but they bore a deafear, and would not hear of fo mach, 
—_ hs wal F rack : be ye ir me ur paſling hw per 
6, was entertni the dregs of the people, irt and mud, ai 
= unworthily anc {ar it could be reneedied. An Embaſſadour can- 
wot oem where br} peg is bated. __ Nas 37k _ Spinola 
bemg out ermany, went,and 1 unſelt near the x 
whileft Count Hemwmry of 195 wi blocked up Gualick, which rrdbvat we ir 
ſelf for want of food, in the moneth of February, 1622. 
The ſame | year Papewats (in Englith, Prieſts-Cap) was likewiſe taken, 
by vet > huge quantity of Grenadees, which were caft into it. This 
was = 'Fors ſo called, ſeated upon an liland, in che middle of the Rhein, 
built during the Truce, to exa& Contributions of the ciccumjacent Coun« 
cries, and co incommodate the Boats, which could not palſe wichouc being 
examined, and viſited by itz and it was ſacrificed to the vengeance of the 
Priefts,becauſe it carried both the namit, and figure of their Cake 
Bonners. 


Count Mewrice,by the deceaſc of Philip of Mo, his elder brother (who 
died a Catholick at Bred, © little before the expiration of the Truce) 
ing become Prince of Orange, and Heir by will, co all his ſaid brochers 

3 ſene bis other brother with four men, to enter inco lictle 
ibuci | ize_Yery much amazed 


DUE YTEPSESSSSNS TEE. TT 


FOE. 


' as 
4 * . 


Aids 4 SEK S 


a -+r ca Doo BB A = a 


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I 20” 


Pare J EL of the = I 83 


up the River FDer) grew to be! 
men, He was reproeched, thac he mig 
ſooner ; and that, if - hechaq uſed; all nr Tr EE he 
not have eſcaped-+ Burt he cxonſed himſelf the beft he; couldi4cren a= —_ 
moſt of che Councel, chowgh ndral}; and afret his. recocasy;jin was all mote 

marurely examined, and conſidered by the moſt: judici The-/Eay- The complaint 
baffadour of 7 Ama complained-once Ke: rx of Frenceyfor his ndea- of the Spaniſh 
vouring to difingage the ſaid ( ount from his Malters ſervice ; - to whigh: che mboſſadearyin 
King anſwered; that” neg: by birth a Germdx, and no. (ubjeft of rhe King bi Teh 

of Spains. And ure "a any wipe —_ many more,which 

the ignorant people imputed; to. atred;whi S «rd axconding 

to their r_tht — Bo » yp cowards ro mY R 


\ 
" f Wu : x7 £ . © 1 \ 
L _— ai w 4 aw. F AT : 24D TY S© 4d 6 S 4 i1 


CHAP. FT. 


doua, tome to ſucconr the Hollanders. The dexmth of the Dake 
uillon, and 4 ſummary of his life: Spinola quits the ſrege. 
MAGAEL paſſes into Freezlahd. 4 third" War js hen hi | 


Nelairning.of many. faie villages, in the ſight of cha Char. ciifelt' tb 
pI: Spinolas ſou] bat be ftudi ing more;then the tea! 
- himſelf of it, Nepe his defign. ſecret ;_ and 'alſembled i 


Ber verge beſteged. Mansfeldt , arid bis Biſhop being beaten b 


one;part wher ed ro-Don Lewi +; Vetaſco,and cori- 
EY Soros which was far the greateſt) himſelf. He ma ſ15& yrod % 
draw-wowards the Kbeyn, thereby: ro amule the Hollendeys, tit the (aid - 


Don :Liewis) liad;order x0 march with all ſpeed, to Ber i} Zeb, ihd'b 
Seize npon Debian Haven, and the cw F orts, ivhii qld ys bue, 


r our of-j Ei 2 an wok oe - 
vingthe Hs ime, to wo Te} Fa St te f 
"Tergptin The: Marquisoever peers: the Place; bury.cchea ke 


able t1 the, ge an Hl l Haves 6 Waſfed's 
exereT Amado Bag " 8996s 


Pr Eleft Medafe/dtgand his Vidhop,ar Selebiha onfiaeatiBet wich the Dulte NW"! i 
of Bewitlon 3 ahd Left BOW « .them oy Jari wper yh are ſire to learn Sc4ao 


pat texences, but onely are,” The Kin 
10f Erance was wont Met cy + 3, bps 74 ug fea they might ſet 
rthemſclves of « e fair gecafi arp yerhon in favour of che 
Hughenets, who were ery! m " cotkpanted the Duſe gf The Duke of 
Neuer, to raiſe [In | dtite; *afitt ext Neuers, 
the faid Mansfeld, with WOES RT, bet x90ps were ED co.HiH! 
derbis paſſages He alfo wrote to Nox Cor ad dhin'co cone, 


bue rhe wh of (non 


"Ty 56 172009 Re 


and xeheve hint, in. caſc the. {Anal 
gainſt his os. ws 


mmm—_—_—_—_—_ PI _ 
:84 ' The:Hiftory: of this Iroh Ape. Part 1. 
Mansicldc - Now this n;of ſaccouring the Haghenerz, berg found moſt dif- 
wie fe ak benlepnt of wp a conſtqu d the means of returning the 
A (nc my che came, tak exi from them; they reſolved to traverſe, or paſſe 
ant, and go toſiccour Berghen, which: Spine[a attacked borh 
with\Mites, and Afiguitsy as.he had done O;tend 3 and this fo much the ra- 
hey becauſe-they were jiriviced thicker, by che. States General, and the 
Comparn Orange; Amd fo 'they marched, and by, their departure, freed 
from rhe' great $}whefewich they had very ill created 
1"-Cortond ys followed them 3. and having overtaken 
near #//awg,compelied pelied ther to: (t ones face about. The battle be- 
I tof eflebas ir, ifthe enemies horſe bad 
andberrerſcconded the-foot; which was almoſt all cut off by che 
Canvohls [PubGewbandred Pedſatcacf e he:Provyinec of Liege,who peoſumgy 
_ #6-Teviþ Were cut-in pieces, and:ſacrifited, to.their gy" + al 
es yorwap ulcer" forgdleps; us ſong 45 viiey came to the  Hollanders 
"201 Phe Maiefwiihinr thcuſedekeit: lodſe;by the neceſſicy. they hadyty. gerghe 
paſfigez whichyfince they had wbraineds by the (word Tos #alifts (Aazd 
xhidp) 6ttght noeſ6.much ro boalt of. cheir Vietorie. T1 ay in 
; the arm, and it was forced/to: breurolf; which: yo che Komen Catho- 
The Biſbp licks ground to publiſh, that, -that arme which made war againſt the 
loſes bis am. priefts, had deſerved tobe ſtruck off. Itis very likely,that if che Proteſtants 
had not feared to alienate _ King of France froin their Party (of whoſe 
favour they hoped one day mo | ſome effefts) they would have made no 
difhculty at all, to ſer hs Hughenots upon their feer again : in ſuch ſore, as 
\eculd. not lay Kol of of rage ſcalon to. humble 
quite cra- 


chem then turngebe decline: e Proteſiaues in Germay 
/on,after the eparture ape he Germenibein a 
i _ cribuge to Natute;and it conceths us, t6 brief. 
1s at fo we may come both ro the 'knowledge of his experience 


ang of wo ri ht alſo to Sedex. Religion,and marry his 
We rice, hoe ets, and' eve, he enjoyed ford fany 
© wh phone toiSpday z and rivt- 

| ys Oar yak ot w tions len; and that there was anochicr 
uſe, he left hor r6'rectinthe ſaid Principar, by chedup- 

s your. If his Yecond migrviage, he tratlchedaigheet, of 


” liew : range þ-4 eta on nr granny 


Is beaten by + 
Cordoua, 


thar- che King 


this All -p-dn molt fireight cor- 
" Oheh | bez bl Seater Oetibra of une [prone tence 
rhe ſecond = afcbii dr Hee Lit+ ie Cicrndet of 
ET s L At theC of re 
£5 ey" ve bp i li, rob ge 
many, 160 11 
Soprires"? A Obie d ; h þ WA war kl > ai - Are bel 
Stenay. dap ehieſs hes copwpe ounſelled the Prince ke tiakethe 
| Sober. cer - «deb 8S2 communiciribirs eitthe Mabthel of »Biron, 
un Sb OY urkapens ry; rye 
I IEEN Lok to, yewey 
He embroils "Were to be hy 
France. ' Bur the Prince 


Work oe PvE Bhs ta Kirie, ns He Tingas *ta: dont trimyecebe 
detriment of Rei = ay od the deſtruftion of the poor people z which yer 
not. long after he did, againſt his promiſe to the Queen : chough yer that 


promiſe 


, 


CO UuAToOoCOT RAT Om OATETERTRTWES me 


——_——— 


Pare \, The Hiſtory of this Iran Hye. 


promiſe were quickly diſſipated, as well as many other, which came out of 
the ſhop of his breſt, more his particular ad vantage, then chat of the Pub- 
lick, wbich he pager yrnan Now, hobeit, he had been brou ie up 
in the civil wars, heperrefiſcd the mer ef all the = He refuſes the 
wet Armics, which-was offcred him, by the A bly of Rechet's and. at Generalſhip of 
upon very reaſonable reaſons : as firſt, bis age : _y the Gour,. wherewvich | the Hugheno 
he was much cormented ; and laſtly, for che difficulty, which be was likely ,,; "<4 1641, & 
eo find, bo gouerm ſo.many Heads, as.compoled, chat popular Srate, Let us 
Wren Ne Ng ak Bo, 
ig/his gfemy I hl wit reat a ' of Horſe, and 

yen, diminiſhed wich we cop) ales ficknefle, and dizband- Ss 

= ft arte che fieg cad} the way ſhould be Ropped, and Svinola raiſes 
od himde| pra leagues, ſhore of Autwerp ; whege '**/<2*. 
hes put m—_—— an %, ood Ep. away roy bh lick, and Seth 5 BP men , 
.the\Pringe he, contenti himſelf with having ſuc- 

eval topic —_— ps xl ſome Wore h Lords, who adviſed Pit to 
offer; that.Ix. Ty berrer tomake a golden Bridge or his enemies, 
chen-engage poker in which is often end by dilpair : And (o he 

ma Haghe, _ he wes LO) received by the 6b Manrsfeldt 
CG. _—_— thece,and the le to be known, and hated, 


7” 


——_ 


and was Cometirne5 in d wager of beiug well rv for his former infolen- 
cies. :Butcheſe ns afrer Ic quickly Uiflodged ; for 
eel five: Tarr ory France, wasent into 
al d come and. take up his quarters there: Mansfeldr and 
edna Þ: ns atter the 01d faſhion, bg yoo 
mares > on an Bey Frecy 
Wink: oi Fea(on, onght glike þa gen (aid Tilly which the (4. po 
Emperour 'of Twrk;e,faid of tbe; French, when he heard! the ear 16:9. 
Huge ork un ef. the 7, Venetyatts TG anc Por brd to neer Scatloo, 
1 n 


( Imparialiſts, ,cutoffai 
EF 
Une, t 


rover Towns, thene-#ere.abouc 
uthe: 06,6 


matter tht 
vis,: intheyearu6e 3bt:the Cs Soulldigas uſed great cri Rbes/the Magiſ- 

#x- Und not) 'wiuch, beyeer.i Mn yok ch (ortzas th 4 t,gopd Coins 
nadeh was able to maintain above fifty thoufand men, in 900d order, 

_ exhauſted tu _ ues monerts 3 and 

an; .tv.c o thearbelittes, a5 had... 
Ric they gorhorall offs pg7yunenn 
Ale, 


» Holland. 


ra bn. 


86 The Hiſtory of this" Wow Age. — Part 1 


CHAP, XI. 


Of the Swiſlers, and Griſonsz and their Goverment. The fall of « 
Mountain. Soubile breaks the Peace. The death of the great 
Priour, and of the Marſhall Ornano. 


Deſcription of Eefore we enter upon the motives of the Wars; -which happened-in the 
the Cantons, » Griſons, we will firſt ſhew,that the Swiſſersare a people of Germany,divi- 
ded intothirteen Cantone; of whoſe valour, Fulins Ceſar,in his Comment aries 

of the Gawliſh War,makes very honourable menti6f: They are ſhut up wich- 

- in Mountains, and great Lakes, which make their Country inacceſſible. 

The Tyranny of * ſowe Governours, caufed them roſhakeoff the yok e,boch 

The fitLeag ue of the Hoaſs, of Auftrie, and their own Nobility. '/Their firſt League was 
made between three Country men, or Peaſants; who 'within'a ſhorr time 

i grew much augmented, by the averſion ofchePeople,from the above- 

d Government.Let no man trot to bis ow power,end maintain it by Tigour; 

for enemzes often come,from whence Aer brit leaſt A expithelt'T ey have,upon-the 


one fide,the anos the Republic oy eee panel y of Mitan;and 
Burge, Aﬀetic, and "EP Dakedon of Wirtemberg,' on he other. They 
weve long in being prote&ed by their hils, andrheir 


Fm "y. La es D Duke pk gundy at'len ffirred'than yp,co tis owneon- 
ade kiefs e exreiid his-domination'ss far av Iteh,he (not- 


:havi 
and al Nee tele ir Oreo -  prace, and liberty, and of- 


'fersto le ve” Tx brought a ular ambit iow freperes ber 


Charles of ſelf a fall. fol other humility eng rages ed in tpair, ,f eothe uſe 


Burguodiec pry ode 

beaten. _ _ _ out io fo mach. bs Aloft for it, anf lutred chamſel ves, an;fine, 
__ mwiththe ſpoils; ; both of th ; Rergmdins and Fam [/Smce which time, 
25 a ANCE pebch be bech ſ{oight,by the Popes, Ki one one of Exrope, 

Fra wit 
Their allyanice, & ns ww hath fie no le oops from them: Let us *F_ 

; a WOT of their bet , which are 'worthy confideration 
N99 bebe wont be forty e their Governoury, from 'the nts. 
ice was adminiftred, and 'rheir privitedges maitieaingd-;'fo 
hg in peocs ar The Ecdefiaſticks y'upon whom, by donation 
Felon if nor all, yea great part of ehem i ar ew de- 


; hendete they 4 eof a ſtrofig nature, init tovers of Liberty 1 
; all ſuch 2 {nt found mfctecconce 


"rhe Nobility (which,through del 
inſolent). OT bom contet 5p. fervitnde ao ne = 
; hold of the opportunicy e cofifufſons of the A rcleezes chey affay 


ſaid Nobility, and att ir ba force of Arms; aid redeemed 
from the yoke. 


neg 


The rour Albert, tia ol ter charge of Children; WT SR 


to alſo that, which immediately depended upon the-Empire, no. 

hehe there uireacys as well by Biritance\ as by donation; and 

t in vain : whereapon 'he turned his deſires ined threats s bot bill ; in 

The Goveruours yain: For his Governours had uſed tyranny, and brought this people to ſeek 
TÞrants. entire Liberty,by way of revenge,of ſome crimes lets. ſome af- 
_. done to ſome particular perſons; the firſt whereof was co him, who 

wayes diflwaded chem, from putting themſelves under the yoke, of 

f Hoa? of Auftria : The ſecond and principal, was for having attempred 

the chaſtity of a woman,a vice, which cauſed the Kings to be expelled from 

Rome 3 


his- Army, with- | 


SS 4 Aa 


HO COPbBDpbpnnsY wwhhonnGocvygsmu 


b-30-5-4-.4-M 


a ERS TT 


Raw; the knfdels, co enter into Spein,and whale | —_ —_— 
quered Countries ; The third ws 2 moſt foley 


a fecett L onje The ft League 


of three men. 


conmmgyy fexrec'oy the faick Ge 5, 
and d oo them our Fs 7. incke Wir SEDUT 
tkre; the Eaiperor Albert was affiffiniced, his : bows hi « ſhore (pace 


municated, end thade no 
follwed Frederick, * © 


- Leapold, ſon to Albert, being puffed ny 


7 forne C 
fair Axwy,to lens rs Laps Ae led Lords's Ted his forces ta, 
—_ e ages, but they were defexred 'm'the Moutitains, near” 


eries-And ths vifry of theirs, produced the perpenue? Ailyance ofthe 
three Vil es, which cate chelr amen from che Fares 1 wich th rel 


fts, and by a Laoyold hes 


have likewiſe adjoyned themſetvey fince, for'caufes, which world be tos 
long to recite : yea, and yery many pert Towns near them, tave alſo 
en gt np atrtanglongd Lone: ort, as that now they kyveno crc» 
my at all to fear.” | : k FO 4 1 
Now, it muſt be avowed, that the Phyfick wronghe coo inuch, and ex. The ? lyk to 
ceeded the bounds of dury and Buc © in Civil Wars, whee f'**- 
ſubjc&s wag tow nfs. big Governours,grow to get'the upper hand, 
chey break chrough all fear, arid paſfe ro another manner of Policy, as . 
eggcd on, by the ambition parti men.. Hatred farnifbed Arne, 
fury gave vittery, end fear of chaſtiſement mede then ſhake off the yoke of theiy 
Prince, whom they accuſed of having vialated their Privitedges. Ambition is the 
moving cauſe, and ſoul of tumalts, Rrugtts, «nd Changes of State 5 and injuries 
wy tporticnlf ons, are the —_ ſors | ns / 
tothe mumber of thirteen; che Aﬀeciares,or erates 3 and th dim. br x Bi 
which epend upon their direRtion. Now, chefe Cantons have | form ®ealtd. 
of government : .fox.that of the Villages, is Demecraticg/; and thatof the 
Towns, Ariftocratic47.-In ſuch ſarr, 'as'thar this Whole, 'being contrived of 
Parts entire, of vations humouts, and condicignsy may well be called = mize 
Common-wealth, which is kepr in unicy, bythe only care ſhe hath of hex 
omn preſervation BMAL 1 | 
Ac their Aﬀſembly, which is made by getieral Convocation, to trear of 
Wan, Allyance, Peace, and other affairs of importance z the 'F - 
dours of every. Town are romeet : A form, truc like that of the m_ 
Provinces, which took arms againſt rheir Governqurs,' and 
Commun-wealth, by the e of cheir ſtnation, as wall as they 3 the 
Sea, we _ great Rivers being cle ſame to thoſe, which"the : 
are to thee, Rx "ON. 4 
ſerve their Allyes,with nach $deljty ;, bur if cheir wagey' qnce 
ty he thei exon Ne Prenhs wore fre Nie 


$ / 


leave, from whenc Proverb ſo much 
No money, uo Switſerr.” They ate accufed th cont! 


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von —_—_—_—_w__—__——_—C— oo rg _— 
88 =” Hifte.of this Jron Hop. Part. 
SEE Ton CEEDEES: LT wr 


twe in arms. alltimes ;. their, vercue in Arms, 


che, Ae the Sep] the one 
ay £ however $f pre: 


ak wp BN g fe 


of IR, way not WET SP) ast aſc] Ves hog qo bryr We x6 
© Weg T; where they could. WY x0 leayePlay, when the Game 


— 


gs. preſt ETRnY wg ph 
ofthe anton 5 LY-4p an Cactolick; 
ge 0 fanrs, being 


JI): artial, t c 
je, over _ Marin as ak the Seas, che 


ogebringing ch aj chere 
an Toes _ Fs _ which "= Gott 'Y WE LA: raging there 


NR _ of Sree 1618. roar \ evening, © 'one of the 
Called Fleur, np par ks ts de fach 
onn,ca eur, and C © icancs mfinc 

Se xl head "io not fo 


The flory of "we 


year 1618, + 


Pleura over- & 


thrown by @ ITED cher, 1ES, NOX groan 
Abuntein, 5. RG all, le ;P by! Jace. | 
wepabe] bh ebelonegh very d., cjraret by 


A twwult jn th P 
pa ene ae oe: 


the Tas, ths are killed a great Teen As the reffont 


Sides &F3 and Wag YECOUTre by he nerd forth the adyaricemenc 
ex, om antoreſt) own defence. \_; * 

ou gw of: Nrrrhnd jr 8: ;hde chat of Reli- 
The Venerians * _ a Fey Une Trsh fa: L q, and ke of 
jealows to ſee gow ' xEr che TH ot Bar e King 

wn == OE mr the fanger geared Ap ou 5b - 
ber - 
wh wtiongprovided that the Roman icks 


aflured.of ercile of Religion, ,For,, the Polley of the 


eligign;ro thar of Sine, vo Se 


X 
Spenier s is to ry fie EE bs pt 
orth;a :.4N theb rounds, co 
Halicks, meſes your to- Ag palſe gn Hy .15-rr 


teal kd, ebapyngle this Cloak hey wil ſtrip a Princes of 


Who are at- »,, he Gries ng ences in Jong &x Agtion of the 
wh the OY we rep aſd, The 


ted by the of cha Spanierd; fell upon 
Grits tas Leepeld, andthe Duke ge Feria, baſtened thither, Lowe com 
e poor Griſoxs to a peace, and*thereby acknowledge, that thetniſe ah 
Yong, were "vgons to expe] | ſuch Gueſts 4 theſe, wha were ſo advantaye- 


ho Is was not, enon ough for the Spaniards,  Fhough well intrenched, for 


DX; Fompin ere, Withque y Sages fear-; and o the uarrel 
way renewed, ah . made, £0 force them out : LIpon 'whiCth the 
FIG de eras with ſome | Pads rooted them out of their 
degche OAT; ich che French, under the con- 


x5» brought a war, into” the 
þ many. ab and gave an; $lirm +9 all «fy, Bur 


this 


uae FL OP TEA LE is in; age e parts Detects: 
w © 2 | 


kt not r Li. thei; bloody 


od. MFI Io hs WIT 


oe wr = Fw amna=- wo wa rib w ft 


— —— Mm - Sad - 


a = 5 


— WW «a 


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| rlieog hs fp 
wu orc z\ 


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——————dR. —_ — 
FRY 


Part © The Hilo of thin has the Fe 
chis fine «ppearance,bei by a misfortune,tmade the Troops return, 
- being — pA ty Og Sora ovige rhe 
ing,by the reque to givepeiceto Izzy _—_ eVal. 
AY fs his hands; ſave only'that baceehs Rage, were to:have their pale7, the handbag 
ſage with their forces thar wall, fs 5 IH the P ope, 

. About the ſame rinte,rhere was diſcovered a Conſpiracie againſtthe King 
of Fraxce,and the Dyke of Vandoſme bis brother, the, great Priour, the Mar- : 
ſhall #* Ornaro, a6d many ochers/pur in where the two laſt ended | 
their dayes,vithoor ovvoh noiſes and che of Chatoir,by the hands of ? 
a Common Executioner, Theſe accidents raiſed much hatred upon. Cerdivel 
Richelien, and produced many 'Paſquils againſt bim.. Envy and Hatred, 
are ever companions-to the vercue ofgreat Miniſters 3 and. their ations are 
never free from blame. | 


——_ 


CC UI Oe A EO 


CHAP. XI. 


Mansfeldt hunts every where. for xclief,, and ſets an Army, on foot. 
| The Marriageof the Prince of Wales, with a Daughter of France, 
' after bis return ont of Spain. | 


Hinibalwas. no ſooner out of his infancy, then he vowed the ruine of 
Flaw Romans; and being- revoked from Italy, afcer he had domineared 
ce of feyenteen years, to ſave Carthege, he there ran his ſhip 
ich had been loadeg' wich ſo many viftorier, again&che great 
Scipio. But now, what did he, when all the firings of his Bow were brv» 
ken? He made ty his wits for new ones, He remembred his Oath, begged 
fuctour, anitnared the Kings of the Eaſt, againft the infatiable ambicion of 
the Romans, al ;reneinued his hatred, even to the very laſt gaſp of. his 
h th ho Jes SOT 3G «< it | At of R : 

Mansfeldt, and his Biſbop ſeemed to have taken the like Oath, againft 
the Houle of 4ufria,.and by conſequence, for the continuance in ation 
againſtie they muſt have new forces. Hollexd could furniſh therg with mar- 
rer,conveniency,money, and barred enough 3 England, with defire enough, 

ro lee Pregerick. again 1n the Pelatinete ; and Fraxce,with jealoufie enough, 

in of the growth of the aforeſaid Houſe. " 4hÞ 

| anted no bellows to kindle chis fire ; mens humours being alrea- 
dy difpofed dat way, by diverfity of. Religons,hatred, envy, (cif-ends; 
Maxime of State ; a Cover, which is never, eicher too long,or too | 
engtPrhen even Juſtice ic ſelf. | 1 


0 bad not ſo muck trauble to perfnade,ns ul 
th akon 3r= 


T3 + SL: 


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abe where forcible then obligations, and 
Ytherr paſſes <arrie them. |; 


6p goo | ne. he en Pine [r his Sn 
| Protefhane, and-fa i (es. hs 
taclboule the Infants Mary : but afcer the _ much time, he a, 


"= _ 
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into 


ny inglendphd Ki, poo maa bes joe in Frevce fy grated which 


Men have lgboured, to, aro the miſter 
TT _— of the 


: ready to feel ſome wa HS erc 
beak bf the aforeſaid Meteh ; rye mrs Fe 
hem, in the 


tuned 4 Iftands : for being met/in x private to hear 
goes maſſe, the Loft, overburthened by iaade, Cond eg bruiſed 


rx ey was 


near a hundred with: the Prieft.. 
Afﬀeer the.death of Ki the afar Tlaid Pringezmazried the Daughter 
of Henry thefourth, ' to Lewis the thirteenth, and unglearpe the 


care of re-eſtabliſhing his brother-in-law, ih the Palatinate : $ maſu6y Ort, as 
that Mensfeldt had no great difficulty to tranſport fix thouſan Ty into 
Holland, whoalmoſ all of them rithed at Gertbrudenbergh,aud ſerved for 
bait to the Fiſh, 
hs French Cavalry, conſiſting of three thauſand, did likewiſe,no very 
ſervice ; for, the Generals marching towards the Rhein, and torment- 
INE Che 26cÞ: Biſhop, afcer_ their old faſhion, their Army dimumiſhed canch 
PER; 1 s,and chemfſelves fell into 2quarrel, which had. almotbequght 
em to a Duel : though at laſt, they retarned/into. Ho went ; from 


4 thence tothe North, to warm thoſe people againſt the Emperour. 

E >/ The Spaniards | Uponthe ſeventeenth of re pal. gy the wy, 

|. paſſe the Iſel, pry Chens ver Bol ann cauſed a Flags, jar, 
onthe Prince was conſtr again tO $tq = 
þ- + ary NIN OR TI ba the af 


bes ye Hem | expected neicher his, enemies, ua nor. the chaw, which 


hore atade dares — ine Pa-fal ThE: himſelf much 
faſter then hecame, and man dies ves.in the Ree 
ver of Velaw. His ng _ ro o_ the Peaſants, and not to hugs Lo 
__ . | TIT ROT 


73 
yy _ FEET v1 Ma I 
| _y 101; 


CHAP. XIN- | | f pv" 
The Siege of Breda. The Enterprizes ' wþon Antwerp." "IEP 


—— — — TC ww 


he 


TEL I 


che affronche had received before 
He marched into the field, ſent Count Henry towards the. # 
made uv" ſhew : of be Grave ; renal cook gre mule 
Rove towards Breda ; at his arriv gregt.mulc 
V loaden with provifions. Himſelf followed withihe 
The figge. of... War, che was found no more then ope 


Bredaeg .- i, the Gepe 3 and that u Tn nn 
begin begs: pon Spe 


1: 2 one 
DQa-the eeher fide,” the Brine of Orange gin 6 ſo hi | 
s defore' « place (0-well provided ies's as 
Garriſon, did-nor. Fa Lagtery "Tn luccour ity 
Fra leiſure to entrench th wm mn ad hg | | 


mHgwor; 
analy IRDIE bopad, by by rhe ſuceelle  ucceſe lis deg up 


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Part 1, Ti be Hiftory of this Iran doe. = ry 
He was well informed, chat there were: bur very few Souldiers inthe - 


Cirtadel, and they, for the molt part, cnn crip) 


he ſent ſome Troops, which made a ſhew 


arrived undiſcovered, tothe very Mare 
er al their rape} Engines: on work, to 
Place z wheroat chey could nor have fi 
ed thew fir. For-one #ho goes there of c 
charge of a Myzker, made theirs fallour of ch 
more courage then onely to iy. 


It. way choughtzthat he had a mind t9 beſtow the hogour of this expedi- 


tion vupoil the Ho{laxders, whom. he Mey A ic; and chart if he ha 
mingled any of the ather nations REO opfl Fa Faudkyr aye ny 
to his CONLenment, —_—_ JT WY 

This news ſtruck the Marquis alinoſt inco-a fegver 3 and (cat the Prince 
loaden with Melancholy, to the Hegbe, where,towards'the end of the win: 
rec, he idged, leaving bis Army 40 his brocher Henr Fregerick, and Symola 


before Breds 3 who, ſecing 09. means to take; it by farce, refolved ro fa- 


miſh 2x. (+ 


Theaoreſaid Princeghad had aformer encerprize,upon che Fkid Cireagd), 4 former ext 
and held bixaſdlf {6 fure of jr - Es, oy oweltert of Dort, at high1%c p90 #2 
departure, that none but God could hinder' ic : And AG Mas hole Citadel. 


ſooner embetkads- but there aroſe ſo violenry and ſo extri 
peſt; thacic pur bath his life and his Flect in danger ; ang ſo he was faregd 
ro © Ul | | 


God bath put limits to Vidories, which canmt be paſſed by bumane wiſdom. 


- 


. SpimalehavingſufficientlyJearnt, how [ic was tobe ropes why 
A 
pt1 


an enemy who flept not 3 reinforced the Garriſon of che aforeſ 

kept bimſelffaſt in his trenches before Breda, 'expetting *the Conſutnption 

of the provitions of the Town ; and made _ for the Winter ; and 
advertiſed befides, that the enemy was allembling ſome forces, and 

that four Kings had intereſted themſelves in this fiegethe ſent for ſome Re- 

giments, from the Emperour, 

Prince Viadifians, fince King of Poland, came to ſee this famous fiege, wiadiguu 
and was received by the whole Army ,with ſuch military honours, as were Prince of Po 
due to the Son of a King, and x-very great Captain, -- -—. land before 

The King of Spain having foreſeen this tempeſt, which was contrived <4. 
againſt his Low-Countries, and being unwilling to hazard the whole, for 
one piece thereof; wrote to his Aunt, that it was better to leave the fi 
then obſtinately to perliſt, in che impoſlibility of caking che Town, with the 
lofſe of all her States. 


.- x bjs favoured well with the Emulators of the ſaid Marquis, as Don Lewid 


o, Kc. 
There happened alſo another misfortune, which was,that the Holanders 4 Migetin 
fired a Magazin;which would have ered any other General, buc ſich bra. 


' nemeas he; whoquickly requited this lofſe, and by his vigilancie,repulſed 


+ = Exg/iſh, who with a moſt martial courage, wenr to attack n Quarter of 
In fine, afrer a ſiege of ten monerhs, Bred was eclded; and ir happen Breda copits- 


cd the ſame day that the Kings Letters arrived, with his abſoluce com- tes, 


We lefe the King of Polend, with bis Nobility, marching againif ie 


_ great Turk; and therefore ler'us now look what the Swedes, in the mean 
while, arc doing: Guftrvvs laid "hold of that occafion ; paſſed an army into 
Livenis ; and after a fiege of five weeks, to the great rrodble of the Ciri- 


zens,took Rige, 


N 2 The 


= I _—  —— OS oe ak. — 


L 3 *W: Th Hior 5 thin fs ts. | Pare. 


The Swedes "The" "Pol herenpon niade loud complaints ofhim,for beginning the 
rake Riga- Wer Jo tr ak were bulicd, again, he Common Enemy : for 
The THe in 'the-artidles whereof it was comprized, that wo 

ohe ofthe haul oeher, 


d n6t enter int the Lands of che without ha- 
nced the War, three moneths before. © - 

"og: which the Swedes made anſwer, that they had (6 their Enbada- 
And mock. at ours; and == oÞ-wx were not able*t6 diſpa ech their Commiſſions a 
rr; 5 ſooner, being hindr 'winds arid t 2 - which were to be accuſed, 
me and got they 7atrick'o ey De! mui i be, made paſſe for good, accord 


ing to the pope ng 
I: ſhort, this o« was favonrable t6 the Swedes, who cared as 5 wich 
For cheir reaſons, as eo Montmordncy did, for thoſe of the Ma- 
iftrare< of Metz, when he was gorten iffto pofſeiſion of thei ir Town. This 
ar was finiſhed by a Tryce, whereby the Swedes were —k4 fo return 
by Sez, after they had well forrified' jga, with'i intention never to reſtore 


go 2m the Eleftour Palatingafrer being ele ed of his Stures,as deprived 
alſo of his Dipnities,and his E/r&0r at ed uyponthe Duke of Boaverie, 

his Cofiny 1623- — much augmented th X harced, a che Emperour, 

Duke nel and 2lf che Catholic ; in fine, many new 

| ia 'be fend put ſpurs | tothe War we arc going ro deſeribe 

is Hext . 

The Eleffor *F his Prince" ne: King of Bohemia, the foartceneh of Pim oh 
Polatin kr 1619.-ih Be thbe nerh of Fenaer following; 'he made his 3 "and 
of bis-Stares, in the ſame Lo alſo, he loſt his Kingdom, and his States, was proſcribed 
and banifhed, bythe rs Edi&, and his Coronation declared Nall. He who greſps 


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—— _— — 


treated to his Maſters advantage, where they had any credit ; and conſe. 
ceſtigapy of his difiglence,be fentfor Wallenftein, with 

Tones he. Canſes lye hidden, wnder pretexts drawn 
as bit they are cahly diſcoucred, by people of the Jame 


Al LIP - 
' Log | the fatal wars; as Armies fighting n the Ayre 
The Prodgier, on re MiSprlls, batibg down; Trees, Houlexyand Dame? 
But that, which was + all interpreted for an ill Augure, or Tokengwas, 
that the King going one Tong to walk upon the Ramparts, or Walls of 
They treat of the Town of Hamelen,to viſit the Sentinels, his horſe tumbled at a plarik, 
peace in vain, and qhrew.. him into the M 1 Duck out of which he was drawn two 
hours \aſfer, ed Tor Conceive J, for nior org then three LIT to- 
ether.” CT FF 
$ In the mean while, they who laid moſits beard, the love.of ble Coun- 
ery, and reſt, employed ail diligence, 0 $1;d a means to reconcile this Dif- 
ference, thereby to divert oe misfortune, wherein all Lower Saxony was 
likely to be involved. effeQ, x Txraty of Tasheld at Brunſe 
wick, and it was already , that t he/Armies oudbe licentiated, by 
Regiments ; to wit,thatthe ing -olle, 4 caſheer the firſt, Ti//ythe pexe,and 
ſ6 conſecutively by turns, co the end, Bur this Treaty was oken off by 
The ayme«f the ambition, and fo, ſuch ayantages a5.could not. byTeaped thereby, were 
___= ſought by way of Arms. The Gameſter ir more willing't to bexerd another mans 
wone 'y, then bir ; —_— — 
I will note ouly the principal a&ions, of the war, ond content my ſelf 
wich ſayings that it is, i.yery e that W- Emperour had a delign, to 
aty>Aucheri ele A nai a freſh,in} thoſe Countries, where 
No then: [maar ms, knowledge thereofyand, 
© tre ewpt, Butas for the conera 
Party, they ihr Ye not onely to 6} the aforeſaid Gueſt; burt.alſo 
vertue of the be Aliyanc e, to reſtore the Prince to his States, by force of 
RD nor one: by imereyflions; and 1o, in fine;detr 
rb from the jealtonfie which was. ranches brig 
p wreh Siaby wiEorles; SE  TALILTY ez 
nad with is Adm 195/fax-as the Biſhopdle T: 
v to ſeare upc J 
whach Town, afrer che lol ofs 1 
| 048 ter owgk yet 
the taking of Calowhergh,qud 
£ 7+ 3 295; rot —_— : 
Wore: ein followed the River of Blegand Till,charof Weſernbarkaving 
Biſh IDLE IEEEt = and:ifprti- 
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Ger ny any fas ao lay tn 


ev las he 
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10; RrESD PAY 


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Part, The Hiſtory of thaev Ae. 95 


Flax, or rather: (according tor Arts ar es ne) = * Potion ts hopped the the Hi death. 
courle of his journey, delights, and 
r from 4 troubleſome enomy\2. pdprigeert ons py me 
(pnec afrer, followed him, noc-eo —Wramrl, eact. T hug cud- 
<4 the life,of this famous General, wha had been fortunate: enough. int rai- 
Armies, but not in fighting battels. 
llenftine,having ſtifled che War of ney ee ye 60 back into $+/e- 


diſſipated Weimers T pated places: And Beadir 
Holekgbripg ſent to joyn with che Putaggarsr $roY/d > One were cut off by Merode, | 
and Beckman : 50 hate ſits p0þIs co.all the, Gildary 


rv 
7 of diy: was it in eftis\ch 4 | 
= and comfort him, he anfwered' him, Mofieur de Tits, in ſach waters 


gre taken cheſt fiſh. 


&6JolE che che ftp 


King finding himfeF in great HG hats felde, _ 
and the Bop of Hllerdt ke aromas: 


Loren nleqmoeny, av 
& more: 


wh he, J© 5 
, ot the Ls give gr fo much fincin ht dhe oh ; Bah, 


DR Ocmcralieky; who bad iſwaded the Baer, ld in in The Viftory of 
and gave the King ſutheiant . ce thas:ic Ws nome nr prune? 
| em meal er hog ym. ops ay on General Fac 


'ti- flain, rogerher wick ,_ oy 

G arg Pn nao acre 

a | 

th "ut * Hi otlpagen Wear now tit os " xz TRI 
TIF TOA « +. * 181-07 hon ehes ways _ 

Md , in wes hi frm tte Lane o Y 

jd buſt, wk | wes G 

1 | ay tet als 

28 ere fwlion {centre chred of 

4 ets == 

4 hd ſor eneArY. | P 


<ES 


The Hyliny' of this Tron te. Part x. 


e, during the Winter, bur to no pur 

ayer more ſervice at all. 8 eoſs 
drew near che River of Elbe, 
which'was i of ſo many enemies, Bug, 
"Te leave France too long inPeace, which yer was nor all this while quiet, 


N 

© th 

pI ah. —_—————— —— m_—_——— — 
0 OE _ __4 C , rod 1 _- SO EI Y 


CHAP. 4: 


proſecution of the ſecond war 


484i MM 
| oy E by the mediation of the wn View 
nd the Bollanders. War heres Penney: 
ed #ft" the 


ra pinning of their eee laf War 
i 2 > GR, 


enots. \The Peace 
- the , cn 


6 etods why? 


fret 


pert No 
pt wiredien no 


| King ſends! | | hileatedcbedling char hafarrhnih ET OM 
rt rg ich defighed' for Itely,cowards Britexy, and an E 
**cour to the Hegbe,to ſummonebe Scaregoo-þis afliftance, with | 
{. ir | ++) mar pt , Bug, 
4 fad ho Wn en ” - : 
Iu Rliglons a Agios hong 


eatned cemallem with ann ſal EN Sr 


| My Maſter Ent Feng wrnger> pe 


ul a in 


beaten retires. 
vnto —— 


Sydie, ir rho rg 
und he fread ro retro jeg 


- Ya 2411 
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SS8EEr.C5 


4 46 a 4 OR bot 4 ed ew ou A 4 


reat 


FOR FLEET E. DEALS LN EEFE IONS EaPS 


Pare Is , The Hiftary. of this fron dye, 2": 


— 
- 


i þ 7 1 che Fort fill remained entire, forall this, and was to prove farall 
to the Party, to illuſtrate the Kings Ma jeity chronighout al! Frewe, andeu 
off the.root of the Reformed Religion : 4c was believed, char. Duke of 
Roban, had begged ſuccour from. the King of, Spaiy, in this. d card of hs . 
Reformates,and his own, and bis brothers diſafer.;. bur being prefled by 
King of Eng/and,the Venetians,the Hollanders,and het vouer ix hg exp | 
norte return of his Embaſſadour,and fo upon. che afebeatory ad .,.p | 

pg and States,who could nor indure the ingrand; Imperagl! A che car is 4 
a rp in Germany,che Peace was aan 4s ak Fear Nh bow broken lyance againſt 
Met League was knic up in Denmark k(as m8" Kaye ley As the Emperour. 
1625. Buc before that war, which was facall nth fu nid 
oO 


an Fediforders, which thruſt pep in, Fronch an! ION 
gliſh,, the reaſon whereof, as alſo. of « tacks pe be 
ruine the Reformed Party, you | ERIBEES 
King Jews, jealous of his Royz 


than fight,could never be induced,co wr che nets inf But \ Pea: X rince 
his Fo Charles his Ef Bark, the reaſay Ge e, and, 


his Favourite, 


inter $12.32. 46 d BE 
it pb pts ll och fa we (Roa = 


t to break, as well gol "PX rok 
wh 'and fo the Exgliſh F leet ee ment Tn che, R or d - - 1 
Ile of Ree, in che monerh of Fuly, of he! year 1627, Nas bolggedede Fort. 

T"F 


of St, Martin,which was not yer quite finiſhe 
dn ather ſcape xt all chay, 
,Mcriged 


This War, which in outward Ippraraceg.h 


that of Religion, with many ocher-perry pehich Mer 
ſo nuith-a$ an ill look rom ekertothe oh | Pk | | WI 
ang otious to the Frenc ance which chey . made. :1nco. che 
> Und the chaſe _ Loy cheir Evening mf ence: ue yer more, © | 4 
plorowro Monſieur de Toira, who > gry neer_ fot | gages, - 
bo Digit) faviitie; wr ty to. che Mazthal of Schom-. 
t inthe ſuccour er ſome skirmilhes,rq.re+ 


bergh, 
tire by their ſhips,So that,u 

he K © Rochelers ſtay: ich the lo "An 
t ” 


i Denmarks raine, it nel 
a che 


li went away with the 
&Y rekelpedepte 


Fi, Kings gave þ gave 20p nott 
{, were fain co'he; Rochell; 
De en oben 


heya pronifec kig 


F le,chat Way, 
"Bo Treg by 


hehe. a * ENERS 
Rochellyis a Town tuated i in i 0 "or "0% CaLgn monty 1% 
have gieurHufhick, codes. SDSS cat _— 


_ the Jown, 


Fr in as (00n as they 
their audacity quickly cur 


a ſu they became Niels | 
| 2D Kives OED us 


we maſt ſeem tobe jqwor ant of it ' 


to make a [hey; 


eu we camps clnred? 


Oo 


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98 The Hiſtory of this Iron Hee. Part 1: 


LO 


For, bans the princi pall'Key of the Kingdom, they made theinſelves 
chief of the Parry; and all ſiich as for any difcontentmenc, abſented chem. 
ſelves from Conrr,and bent tticmſelves againſt che King,and his Authority, 
could never faile  befegett by unto Rochel!l. \ in Wipe q 

F They were-once Mo who was afterwar exry the 
Aka Ti Third”; bye, upon. r eſt of the.” abefadours of Poland, the fi TA Was 
drawn off, juft at the time when hey Wete in hazard of being tamed, 

'But, fince thit,their $$4.exh echer with theit Intelligence, both with- 
in, and re tymar ont "was ſo rmuch an > ro that they relied up- 
fibcrated Hhemſfty ves from the yoke, no more 
ad ps 5 than che rg he fer Towns have done, from that of the Em- 


crour. © d.; 
PErOour, *. if 4 vhs; Gal | "drm" of the Kings favour,for 
Cardina | F the Mitic Kperef the Count 
Re he whole ſeore, as a C6 omplice, for all the reſt ) had no 


ing ditp 
ſons lefe, cen LES alſo chat ef the { lergy, aud People,by ſome 


wheke he could not faile, by the redu&i- 


oF Teck King Bring jolt informed, of th&Ueen of the Exzliſh in the Ile 
Andthen by of Ree, he his to march ana as ſoon as he was recovered of 
Lewis the x3.in a dangerous Shot which be had at that time,he made them alſo intrench 
the year 1627, ani comdatiided lips of Fr ante, to Rop the Haven, even the. Spani- 
Zk e-poſſelhon of rhe place, which che Hollaxders 

Ext 0 ding their Veſſels. © 
rid noted. psTunk,i in the; cepeſt and hoſhoweſt 
were t tduced to a amine,which excced- 


was in ai Eveliſh; and Buckingham made all the hafte he 
"chem, who ha excel him with vittualls for his rl 
Hl 


and now v 


| moſt inſtant, ne af lu emrion}y Veg ed , ſome | 
p gin ho te expe Yy,a Certain Eee pmey 
| Buckingl eton, who Ref Hen, to lather, him co che ha 
killed bb QePeople, the Ay ph 
* Felron. | s murderer 7 the mcer hr of 
zeal, > hk Rr Gerard 


ni reje " which is or us. 
ing Tower was 


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my Mag ated 
te & HiS' SON, ps © ng Kher bis g 1s good Counte- 

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People ko hi Tim ſtill, roy te 


King of Et: in Tone d 
cher-in-Law, th King France Sh to Dn Ree ' Lage 


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Part 1. T be Hiſtory of this Iron Age, 99 


The Cardinall,to whom all theſe plots, and praftiſes were noc unknown, 

a5 having his Penſioners in Eng/and,*as well as elſewhere, provided himſelf 

m. —E 
yr AquinoRiall brought che Fleet, which.was to break-the. Dam, aud The Dam. 

ut ſome food into che famiſhed T own, ode: "ras 

The Nobiliry poſted thither, to lerve their King,and purchaſe glory All 
was heaumed 1n with Artillery and Souldiers; and the pailage ſo topped, as 
well by che ſaid Dam, and variety of Engines, as alſo by the Vellels; that 
the Eng/iſp, not ſeeing any meanes to penetrate, retyred. 

The K ochelers, of whom there was not above the renth part left (fo much 
were they waſted wich hunger (rendered themſelves into the bands of their Rechell bein 
King, who took them into his mercy, and granted chem the free exerciſe f yan veil 
of their Religion: buc he diſcharged his juſt choler, upon the Be/tions, and: 
Works, which he cauſed to, be thrown down, 

Never had the Hughenots a more ſenhble Joffe chan this, nor ever had 
the Cacholicks a more gratcfull-Vicorie. Nor was the Cardinall wich» 
out his ſhare chereof; the French every where linging his praiſes, raiting 
him £& Heaven; making him their Angel Guardian,” and even a God upon 

h. 
_— this love was quickly changed, and this ſecond Twberiur: made them 
feel, that he was a Fox, and governed himſelf meerly by che-Maximes of 
Machiavell. | 


| CHAP. III, 


The proſecution of the War of Denmark, wifortunate to the Danes. 
Wallenſtein in vain befteges Stralſund.. The Peace made. 


Ince we have left Tilly near the E/e, let as march on with him, and ſee Tilly paſſes the 
Onkec reliſtance he finds. The terrour was ſouniverſall,char every body Eibe. 

fled: yea, the ſouldiers chemſelves forſook cheir Canon, Forts, Arms, and 

Baggage,at rhe veryname of chis great Generat:Qnly che Marquis of Do !zc 

preſumed to face abour; but the Count of Slick quickly made him turn his 

back, and ſtick to his ſteels. The number of che-Guns, and Colours, niuch Dourlac; Ca- 
illuſtrated this victory. There were no more left, chan che Generals Colony. 1 mberghs and 
ergh and Nel!,who being found intrenched,wereinvetted by the ſaid. Slick 19 #**: « 


þ 
and having no hope at all of ſuccour, yeilded Met to him., Three 


thouſand horſe, and rwo Regiments of Foot too 


mained yet ſome Townes to be ſubdued; ſu'that it was Ny ro Aivide 


| vw, ttel,which 
after ic had been long blocked-up, opened him. the Gates. ..:-. - 


ral, forgot their ducy, and embraced that party, co which,Fprrune moſt ig- 


clined. What Rtrange felicity had, this man ?- yea, even higher:chan that of 
Julius Ceſar himſelf, lince he could more clezely and nn 1 comey''1 


io Y6123, 044 28883 33:57 
Armies finding now no more Armies to combate, were employed 7:wnes b-/ir: 
about the taking of Towns; by the M7 aaa whereof, many | and by the Impe 


wag time was [oftand leiſure given che Kingzto forciic bumlelf io che tiles 
Man, : | of 


- AEDST 


| 100 The Hiſtory of this Fron Age, Purer. 


of Fuenen, and Ztlend. Stode, fter along ant ftour oppolition, yeilded co 
| Tilly, and;Newbtrgh to the Duke of Brarſwith, The Twiperialifts actanpred 
ſeverall cimesto paſſe to che I{lazds, bur were repulſed with loſſe, God batl 
| boundsto"their viaories,-and would nor fuffer'this'senerousPrince to 

uice diſpoyled of his kingdom, | 
The Conquerors ec Dukes of 'Meckelenburgh took part wich the Kinigyfor Fate,irſeems, 
in Meckelen» would needs involve chem in the ſame difafters: 'Bur, art'the arrivall-of rhe 
burgh, Imperiall Troops, all gave way;all'ftooped; the Towns opened rheir/Gares 
to receive Garriſons,and their putſes,to fweeten the infotencies of the vito- 
riousſouldiers. A hard conditiorgfor tharpoor people, who tat fo long'en- 
joyed the ſweet fruits of Peace! But'who canrefift againſt the cruel Yor of 

eftiny? 


'Having recovered ſome ſhips,'thev tryed for the kfſt' cime, co-palle, and 
—— poor King ; bur'wereſoundty' eutigefed, and ebinpetied ro 
make towards Pomeriana, Which was already conquered, except Stralſand, 
and Stettin: the former whereof being a' Maritime Town, was beſieged by 
Arnhem, by command of his Generall. Ahdhere-itwas, thar' Fortune made 
the Imperialiſts confeſſe, char'if they*conld domineer by 1and;; their:ene- 
Wallenſtein mies could do as mucb, upon the water, For Walleyſtein thought to terrific 
befieges Stral- che befieged, by frequent Aſſaulcs'; bur nor being able 'to hinder the 'en- 
ſundin van. ance of the 7 loſt a multitude 'of good'ſouldiers, his own libour, 

and ſome part alſo of his glory. There was a rumour ſcattered; as'if he bad 
The King bes- ' yanted, that he would take Stra!ſand, even though it were hung in the air, 
ten 4a. andtyed withIron chaines. | | 

The King regained courage,and footing in Pomeriana,but found til, that 
Fortune was yet but his Step<mother; as fuffering him again to be bearen 
near Folgeft ; ſo that he:could do no more, than re-inforce the belitged, 
who were ready to yeild, and retire himſelf into Deamark, 

Crempe Was ced by famine; and there it was, that the F rench,who came 
to ſuccour the King,manifeſted their valour. Glucſtat, a ſtrong place upon 
the River below Hamburgh,was'long time beleaguered in vain by Ti/ly, who 
loft borh his time, and his|dbour,abour thit; as Yallenſtein did bis, before 
Straiſund. 

Jn fine, a Peace was treatet; and a War finiſhed in five moneths, which 

Peace made had laſted fiveyears. The Dag eatand almoſt all tis A!lyes, '( who 

ns, had'work'enoggh ut honic) with a Royall and indotnicible hearr, cttiployed 
all bis abiliries,anhdTh , ndt only co U&fent{his Hlarids,bur allo to'ex- 
pell his enemies out of Ho{ftein;Burthe peace concluded at Lnbec, pit a pr- 
riod ro all his Re thetmperialifts ( fince they hull lolt the 
hope of ring the wtle 


Riga, otir of his Territories; and freed 
all che Norch, fromythe'danger whereby ic wits'chreathed, of a chatige,borh 
in:Charch, and Stare. | 


By this Peace(which « certain French Writer terms ſhamefulfor the 'Con- 
uerours,as being with intention'to diſpoſfe[s a Cacholick Prince of his law- 
fill fuccetion)ehe King renoanced the Provinces of Sexony,ahd ſo the whicy 
h—_ _—_ DO ASrans. The Phperove Sriting ro the Kin 
4 't et mort . nothing, but che cra 
= MN being Fearfaleſt by (6! Su 
ul,left by (o thany loſſes heaped together 
TheHollanders 14 che felicity which &d this {A Dag Sewing ce Tp real? 


will defend ſhould gain cmfelves, Maſters of char famous Screighe the 
——_ _— confequ puriy 799 to defend it with thee hive 


of 
| e Srates Generall, being 


the moſt defired newes of the Peace, wa palin in -1; & 
Ron ebrhite: fions. Whatſocver was paſtgwasſynk into che guipt 
of oblivi led.as it hall been,befbre the Warzarid the RN 


ſalficienc reſtivzony, thathe knew as well how to reftore,and pardon, "= 
y Vanqui 


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-ing very. rigorous againſt Princes, of ſo aneierit and ſoilluſrious a Family, fr-= 7 cace. 


| the Swedrſh war, a5 we. ſhall ſhortly denonſrate. Bir lec us'go inco Awftria, 


 Iigies ; which once loft, farewell ull viſped with; The 


Part 1.  TheH iflory of this Irondpe. 


vanquiſh z and chat he had taken armes to defend the Majeſty of the Em- 
-pire,and his own Authority; not <o ftrip.the-King of bis kingdoms, 
Thas'Peace wasreceived by.all the SubjeQs ofche Kinggasa ſpecialt grace 
ſenc them from Gad: bucthat, which:was deplorable'in,ic, was,chiat he was 
forced to abandon the cauſe of hjsCoufins,rhe wirevet Medenherghs who, 
for havipg embraced his,and follower his Parry (or rather, for having con- 
joyned cheir armes with all the members bf che Circle) were-proclaimed The Dukes of 
Out-lawes,andcheic Durchy i to Walltyftein, who was afterward pur Mockclen. 
in poileſhon chereof as true D e,by the Emperouy. This proceeding,as be- bergh excluded 


and :rotally contrary to Ferdinends clemengy, | maiſe the 'H.fe of Yufria 7317 Purcby 
ſuſpe&ed,nor only of intending r9-effabliſh her Auchoricy intbe Northbur £297 Wale 
of making alſo the very Empire ic ſelf Heredicery,and toigo:yer farcheritoo, 

if occalion were offered, And this, upon che-macrer,wagparcly the cauſe of 


where we ſhall find Very fine houſe-keeping, 


——_— 


CHAP.-IV. 
The War of the'Peaſunts in Aviſttia. 
T 7 Hileft all che North crembletÞir thie TifSeriall Eagles, and rhathy- 


thing bur the'falt air vfcheOcare wi to ſtoptither cheir ight, 4 
or their victories: behofda'lietle park in Fe/t#tir, -dbth' cotiteniptible, and | | 
' contemned, raiſed wiehin'a few moneths, fitch #n embucaſarent;as friphced 
that invincible Monarch, at the ſinie rimc that at'thePPfincesbegair( with 
ipood reaſon } toapprebent tim, through che” Ginſkdncfelicity of bis Gene- 
Talls. Theſe diſorders were califed by ty of 'R*ligidn', and che'Þulie 
ticians, vv ppm wich'fuch 4s dſpired ro e; moved them 6n 'tothtc 


Ferdinend,beirig a very 2 ; Fit bis tir to dcaw;eichtr The coſe of the 
fair tneanes'or fon}, all his Subje&s to'cheRoman'Curhblick Religibn, Aev!s of the 


\Gill'be Wavedtite, fs *cdfes 
longs there [hould'be any Hereticks in'Hits Searce.” 'And f6it Wwas facit tb 
ade him,'to'a thing which he'conceiveT'to depentl'upon-his contd- 
'ence; Whereuporhe commandedall his Subjects; cictier forthwith'ro tth- 
brace the Catholick Religion, or depart out of 4uftris, within & tertiih 
term preſcribed them. A bold reſolution, which found Rrange oppotition, He 
declared in his Lecters Pattentg,that Herefie,under che pretexc of Liberty 
of Conſcience, and Priviledges , hatcheSnoching in her boſome, but Re- 
yolts, Sedition,and Devices to ſhake off che, yoke of Soveraigns, and la 
Magiſtrates. Princes look, upon the'tnte#:ft of 'Stute, and the Pe Or oe 
thiifÞthere- 
fore be ſtirred upto tzye if nok proddegen So hochro fortron be 
alwayes fixed with hy; tan ayle. Complaints were rejefted z Counc 
« evriierk, the inexoreble executor of this: importiarfate and/anfeaſtmable 
Con was firſt chaſed away with ſtohovand afrer =atfearded 
other weapons, For the ſaid Peaſancs, tothe-number df ecnith ,chroff 
His ſeazedupon many Caſtles,and 4ma}l;Pigces; dnd bring at length, 
xe-inforced by forty thouſand men, and foryyPeades of Qrdiidnces, pithd- 
ed ull 4»fr:a,ſparing neicher Pridji;Monk,;nor Giptlenian, The Cler gy vuatb 
larifervad ns Fee, or-prey to theifeditions. 1 +1) |e Zff 
The. Emperour wrote to cthemy/ -buc they; 'endexvouring, to 
foree, whac was denied to their cation, diſdained toatilwerelrida. bf 
; y be diſparthed-orhier dowurs,. roctideavour toreducef hi 
s to their dury; -bucithey 'retainedetiam,. and fent Hogre'Froly them 


ſelves 


tl. Al Mt — 


102 


& Schoalar,a 


my and 


The death of 


They «ve at laſt - 
_ in mas | 


by Papenbeim, thing it is, God commend mens. conſciences.. We muſt con- 
God, and not 


Maurice 1625; 


The Hitory of 1hie\ lor Hee, Pater. 


| ſelves to Viennayto demand free Free excreife of theit Ret? pon :diſtnifſion of the 
ſouldiers,and a general pardort for what'was paſt : 'AI\ which chey tad ob- 
tained, had norttheir aloe by the defeat of ſome of the Duke of Ba- 


virie's Troops,” made them iindertake more. I's gfow blind by'kappi- - 


neſs,it is chi the abjeft ſort of the 'valgar,wbich waxes temerarivnſly bold, 
when it think5'i#t ſelf feared.” But'the Town'of Lintz, which they beſieged, 
eowed their conrage, and oh putiſhmenr, which they had teſer- 


ved, by their raſh Rebelli afſtulred it oftengbntwere #1 repriſed, 
wirh huge lofſe : ſo that 'P# bw who-was ap itired to chiftiſe then, 
effe&ed it not with fo ; as Truoſes,at yok other Generals hat 


done that of the like ſeditious Ra [o;aboven handred years before. Forhe 
was fain to combat them at leaf ſever: rinſes,before he could vanquiſh them; 

ſo chearcfully, and ſtoutly would they rally, and defy their victorious ene” 

mies even in thefight, The'Romwars found* th eniſel ves once in great rronble 
by the revolt of their laves;- and yer they more'eafily quenched that fire 
though it were even within the'Walls of Rome ;" cher the Impertialiſfts'were 
ablero do this, becauſe here was more combuſtible matter. But under whac 


Their Generals Heads or Leaders, did this deſperate Crew fight ? A Scholar, a Shoomakgr, 


4 and a Smith. With that weapons ? . Sticks; Stones, Whips, Forks, and Muſ- 


kets. And what more ? Potions, and.E tments... To what end ? If we 


muſt judge Effe&s by their Cauſes, it was for the exerciſe of Religion, and 
to beat out their Soyeraigne;Magiſtrate,' Who were thoſe Kolyſes, whoter- 
ting looſe the windes, dt the Calm, aud raiſed choir arms? It is 
more eafie to conjeRure, and believe, then to prove. 

After the laſt defeat, the moſt mutinous of thety ran away 5 ' and the reſt 


home, like flocks of ſheep, -../ 
Ns end Area this, dengoram: war war + wkach teaches us, bow perilous a 


.tend with thew with.the {ward z or, roſay better, 
we muſt pray with charity for one another, and nor perſccute our ſelves 


with arms, unleflewe. breaks by!Politick neceſſity. The. holy. Serip- 
ture ſayes, . Ler- the we 

Fara argues _ actfleer lefſe co Triumph, chen the LWO 
0 wap, 0 the Eamperour Seimeres from a moſt ap- 


En EE Armies, Ler-us now make a lepp to 
Low es, and fre-w 


We: (here, at 98: gig of che 
year 1625, 


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(CHAP. LY 


The death o of. Prince one andof. the King of. ET The 
Fiegeof roll.; The State of Lorraine, The Jubily at Rome; Beth- 
lem makes war #pouthe Emperguty and. obrajurpeare:” TE 


Rince Meurice, beingemrarikd tothe Hague,expreficd noiubbetinh FP 
"certain veneſs, - and melancholy, (proceeding from age, and fRok 
from the: errour commirred, in ow WTI Enterprite 

upon Antwerp ; which -grew'to/angiteht his feaver5 and brought hm ac 
lengeh co hisgrave: His repucation is £00 much: known, to ſpeak much of 
. him; and che United Provinces would -kave had cauſe to - be infinitely af- 
fied at ſuch a loſs;] had he not leftitherm thac worthy Brother, and that 
Atha;, whofortliwirh cookithe burth en of the:Governnent apbn his 
| + This was hewho firm *— <frggtart "anc by 
Fama took many T textend, Overyſelly wad OH 
arty charge , few men;: and ele: bloodſhed © in: fyuch forth 4s that he 


merited 


faar left you root out the good corne;.” Pa- 


EAST DH Hz2nnDOno yHgesAs_t ” to wmn 


= 4 uk ec @>- v4. con. wo a mnt at os & als. 


wich the greater violence,upon 


—_—T_——___ 


Part F. The Hiftory of. this Irvn Ape, 103 . 


mericed to be termed , as he was the Father of the Sonldiers. 
'In the ſame ſpring alfo,died King Femes; a Prince,who much loved Peace And of King 
andlearning. Afrer hehad the Crown of Erg/and upon his Head, all rhe Jam-s a peage- 
diſaſters, and misforrunes of his Houfe, begunupon his Przdeceſſours,were full Prince. 
by him, as water 1s by the br of a Damyor Bank; ſo to guth 
is children, and ſucceſours,as we (hall 
hereafrer ſhew, Bur,who can penetrate into the fecrexs of Gods Pan ? 
He governed hi; kitigdom in peace, and maintained His Stbjets in riches, 
and delights: bur there grew up alictle Yenim, which wrought afcerwards,in 
fir came. The evi!s which we ſee of ten happen, draw their cauſe ſometimes, fram 
«farre of, oY X 
NPrince Henry, having payed"the laſt duties to his magnanimous Bra: her, 
departed from the'Hegye,ro hihder the defigne which'the Sp2xiards had,to The Spaniards 
jor the Rhein ro the Moſt 3 and by the ereRion of many Forts, keep the *7!!joxre tha 
{ander; from paſſmg over;m Enrerpri 7 Nppan iinprofirably exbauſted HE 006g 


— 


their money and made them ſeem able,ro rhake no more then meerty a Ne- —— 


fenfive war. Fupiter [avghed at the Gyints wha wayld ſcale Hequen. Time 
hath Yeclared the inyrility of rhiswork, and ro what intenrion allo char 
advicewas given; for the Hel{anders are Maſters oh ex ur Flement,and 
fit when chey wilt. There chanced nathing worthy of noce,in chac'roy1- 
ues,brat upthe Harf On 
n prifoner,with ſome me 
-/t,to unneſtle che Spaniirgs Count Scrum 
from 0!denzect,ihd deftroy phi ett. | priſoner 


: EEE) 


the Speniſh Geltoone; Yoaden wich tioney, wi were 
D poderenpe the iege of 
ed the evencee hof 


chewife condytt of Duke, Hotry fon 

cen yeers. He es Oo bathe The death *f 

| . 4 artly after hja, the repofe, a =u Pule of 

willicy of all that pn 2 by the _ jon of her Neighbours, ” He _— 
'clder whereof © Was married to che Canit.of 


= 


his entry vito the good City of Nancy, and took full poſſeſſion of the whole 


;eaind rhis (aj 


eftablilh tc as 
| provedby &Blr, 


made 


the 


104 The H iory of. this Irow' Ape. ” Pan's 'A 
made'm the year 1406 by which «| che My is called to Succeſſion, aud the 
_ Female excluded, as it further appears. alſo by experience in felf. 
A Jubily at This year of 1625. Pope Urban a b 2h Sh; an univerſal Jubily,ar which 
—_ the Prince of Polaud,coming from the Low-Countries, was preſent; and the 
ſame year, the Emperour Ferdinand Crayned bis Fr King of Huingery;in- 
vited therero, by the States of char kin ingdeagin be 6 by (6 great and 
werful a Princezagainſt che perperu ſhes, anc (ner "of the incon- 
The Crowning ftant Gabor. Nor was it ono that be oo. ons Crown; fo r;, that of Bobe mia 
_—_ King of ' was a'ſo refigned bim b acher with che accuſtomed Comnntih 
as th Let usnot Res che faur ket was yet all red withthe blood. of the 
Peaſants till we ſhall firſt have ſeen char of the Traxſy/v=niens, and Turks, 


. ftream-alſo ing} dar dave are ja rag nf; _ War. ” 
This Gabor W e ance of one of che moſt 
aged breakes ilcions Houſes TT 3 om his Spry, 3: +by.che preſence of 
rhe'two 


e of Kings, and other/Priviges; found him- 
ſelf tickled, g 45pm Hefire to Reign : E— the oc Swerelo fair, that 
they ſtifled the Peace (fo aoften ſworn, and GL, pa broken. For the Ars 
mes were drawn tower ds the Battick wg! <ulthe þ arifvs, and P ahra- 
bo , had work enough, with therevolced Peatan . Whe \ be palled 
Hungary into Moravie,and took many x anal c fear. of (>; _—_ 
rag an enill; making pol ae x hare wy” ol ratier:toCGod, they Armes. 
Bur Mansfeldt havi ed his Army, after being cudgelled in $409, 
marched. out of Silefio,'nto Hangaryz and Walſentteix traced him; affronned 
them all cogether,and defeared them. pop this he caVcd rhe Tarth wwe 
rhe Tarrars  Palſed through Po/and to bis affiſtance ; by they bein; loaden with pillage, 
beatem- werelo hotly barged by the P.les, thad they were fain,co: lay down hath 
r packs,aqd their lives; in ſuch ſort, es gbec tberg.remained not fo much 
as one vee.6 to carry the newes: fo edughery were 901 che-Turkyg pon 
w bom to look. now; and them heinvited; buc.ic way [0 2WLWeHNt the 
And the Tucks Triumph of Wallenſtein, who Ges them , rook their Cong and pillaged 
by Wallen* , their Camp, wh ep odabgy wo Bri 1 
ſtc1n. Thc Grand-8i defireous ro ob, ae the Peace, called back bi «Troops, 
and their di ye, ve Gabor, both diſguſt, and repentance,forbaving io 
Gabor repents ofegn offended che Ks Frupergmr; » who was, loadeu | mich: Vis Ogg Jairick wud #nd 
rehe y. 19 gar 


—— theie Maſter bad born Tight vs 'h, engidhe of 
; as their t 90 & W8s.,c0 ro 
"EX one all the condirions hen to him b; 14 Conquerors, ligne the 
Peace, and be Ks The,., gon rejoyced hereat, becauſe; thoſe 
4 Te he 1 ot 7: Alone. Nas this moot 
warTes Hungar an ris prin with the blood aMis, 
and Barbariaxs. - Lec us Now er them aol fan _— and revury 
again.towards che North, | { 2r | 
| P24 Q FL 204 py Tr? 
C H A P. V1. 9250; 4 "12 


T7 


Guſtavus Kin fi Sweden, attacks Prufha. t& rap, 
mw the _ A Truce i: maile for ſox MH ; 6b A 


Eace e berneen the En ours. andthe King < 
The Scralſun- Cn ed out of Ho ein, ang all the © oth r, 
dians under the Ces, and Ailperſed chemlelyes out; all Mecke(; 
provefli-n nf The Citjzens.of Stre/ſund, Kats, | 


King Guſtave! & pro Attacks of Wallenſtem,put chemſely 


whe -mtervinto rk, under the King of Swedens protefhon, This: 


LOS AYEL ME LCD © 


SS = © WwcEeo SS 


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YO = wm! 


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7 we 


TA. 


Kh wa. a i©oÞ©n= 


woaews: 4:3 1 & 


Pare i, The Hiſtory of this Iron Age, - oF 


— - ——— 


-Fer4inend;begat the moſt dreadfyll warvf this Age,and opened the paſſage 
to the PP to come/and 'ufarp a goud part of the Empire, after having 
troubled it all, 

Guſtavus Alo!phus,having made himſelf Maſter of Livonia; endeavoured to 
do as much with Pruſfia, wherethehbad, powerful Correſ, pondents. When there 
is pot firength enough, recourſe muſt be had.to ſhifts. He entered unrefiſted, wi 
apuiſſant Navy, took, an forrified the Pilaw ; palled to Elbing, whi 
yeilded ont of affedtion,as alſo many other Places. Onely Bruwtbergh, a Ca- 
tholick Town,durſt make defence, and was caken by conſtraint. All erem- 
bled, berween hope and fear, love and hate,and the dere of novelry ſeem- 
ed'to prevaile over ancient dury. z» ) 239-3; Wn 
- We defire ( ſaich the Poet ) alweies that; which i denied ns, and lubour ts mm 
obtarn that whith is forbiddewns,' 0, 1 27230007; 2 eel 1u'e 
.-} have heard ſome menof char Country; worth ofcredit,affirm; thevif + {+ + 19 
the King had drawnneer Danfick,. wich the ſame boldneſſe; und reſolacion ua 
that he did before Elbing, it is-very probable, that the Citizens would have ' 
made their accommodation wich im. ' But-opinion, 19 a much ſubje& to Mm 
Falſhood, as truth. 20 +2 9317S | « 31 '7.Y TN 

The River eſe, parts ic ſelf into branches, the one whereof backes E/+ 
binggand che other pales through Danfickzand 3 little below it, ſhoorsir ſelf 
into the fea. | L7G AB ATT 20 34 Garg | 
: The King loſt notime,bur gained the'Poinr, and built's' Fore there; like Makes « Fort] 
that of Scbenck, at the £| $9" of ch&-Rheow, © i, ©2 #t the ſeparati- 
-' The River being thus bridled,che.Po/angers $ho werewont to bring their on of the river. 
corn to Danfick, in certtun long Boaty,which: they call Caxrs, choſe rather 
wow,ts let it moulder,and periſh at home,thewcarry-it,at a moſt vaſt tharge 
through their Enemies Quarters 3” which taufed a dearth in Hollexd, 'and 
'ncommodated. the Trathick o-much,. chit Had this Wat laſted any lag 
'time, it would have;done che Spaniards bifitelle there. SILLE | 

The Po{anders, who boafted, rhar they evild eaſily driveout'che Swolles, The Polanders 
madeno greathafte co put their Army inco rhe Field> bue-were nw ch» ama- /'4* (heir ene- 
ed, to ſee ſ6/many Trenches, and che Tones which were loft; halfforgy *** 


fed ita trice; Wop iii gorrrrrvur 
© There occurred manyambiguousFights;butthe matter was never brougtic (inH 
10'« general} deeifion;. »' - + IA T 51s beey' 0D Agretl 


* The Swedes made War, after the Holland faſhion, and the Poles; ulcer 
the French; arid 'cheſe, were beaten before Stre/burgh; and thoſe before 


Opel Ta came t& fuccour the.-Potanders j but he brought them 2 4% b, 
more hare, than ; 7 127 


| _—_ by any Right, bur Uſurpation: and more for converitencyand jealoufie; 
OW] {Gs 2 Libs . C1 $5147 


ice at all. 


| Ewpi 

in her pofſeſſſon,ic muſt be eorn out'sf her hands, thoug 

pow oh of the Cacholick Religion, ' and the finds 
P Bug 


T he Hiftory: of #his Iron dg". Part i 
_ great Preparatives call us back into: Holland; there is Come hugeDe 
figne, to which, they are inviced, by the difogder of RO—_—_ 


—— —— _—_ - _ 4 » 5 ap 4 | —— 
LL DOUTVU wi5 errno nnd 
" BHAP.. V vil | 


th zege of Boiffeduc; or bes Buſle. 7$eImptrialifts «der Mcare. 
{gs » with the Connt of Bergh, i iz Velaw, The 


* taking of Welel. 116% 22rtS! 


Fe Bue be event 
follbwed Rockell 


__ ces employed in Dexnmerk, 
by £ chkngo.0 the Indian Silver 
ed. on] from abroad, and infla- 
the: yery diftieukies that were 
all. the . caxcuraſtances, to 
Rotor both within, 


qa > th « Koqy m9 «wh hich alert 
themſelves in bu "A Very great! ; del | rhe greater 

:./.7 difficulties. be, the moreluſtre they give toVtrmue, e Nligheed all; Forgune 

The Siege of of formards the congens hinders-the $amid, He inveltcd it with an Army of thir- 

Boiſleduc oy chauſand men, and ſpeedily fiſhed his T renthes, and.Lines of Cammu- 

nication, whileſt they were diſputing ar Rruſſe/s , who ſhould, command 

their Army. Count Henry was Chaſery bug.bd. marched (o ſlowly,..cher he 

Bagh Ge Gran ound che rince too ſtrongly intrenched for his venee tobe, palliþly forr 


_—_ ; be had dammed up. the Rivers, LESS Fab \ young about his 
Fartifcations, in ſuch ſort,as it was like a broad Sea. And on the other fide 

A dry Summer, the Summer way iſo; fair, and {o dry, $bat it;looked, as i6-htaven had enrer- 
ed into contratt with the Prince, to give him the fruition of the Vidory, 

; For bagic chanced co be mana; and rainy. ( as jt is ordiuarpsin that climate) 


war kmandip,.v have proved-uſtlelle, and Nature 
have. jeernd rt out of: couptenance. 
eavoured to faccour it.in vein: whichmad- them palle 


che Rbeyn, at Li to joyn with the wy gs 


The Spaniards 
m the Velaw. 


and WM paſlage of 4h 


hep cw Yonichces & | 
nokudiofreaftance 
it, a oder Os. now.he prtinaded 

— 0 er; Operyſel, pn 4 aye quir che. tiegey though: it 
i co {aye che. Counerey bidding them, by way of anfwer, io have pati- 


ence, 


os 4 a wo ih = on Wicca &@ Om Od as... 


«4 ac .£A—< ws 


hair 4 ign was nent mae errno 


Pare r. .\T be" Hiſtory of thirIron Age. 107 
ence, and putall in good order, '&c.' that-the enemy would givethem” ww 
fear, than bire. Aff whicty wed Þ' for; the Hollanters, having taken 

breath, and doneall which forthe defcnceo-of their Courtery;, 


with ſome of theficenciared ago? ing DL che Arrhies 
to a ſudden ſtand, without exther Counfelf or courage, upon the dry Hands 


of the Velaw, Yeg-howſoever were bold tourrack Annifhrt,,, ___ 
are nor a ng-tenible, wes Fagtkcega and (oritcorher dna wy ns 
the Sourh- Sea', were and n&c taken, ineegivd 
Behides, ens 


Ware mabes 


out having' fo murh 6 aiſcem Fnete awe Sperards 

But the popes Wer ſowre, þ ES 
Count Menry- | and:cobftt 

not ſo well ctear him(ſe;F;bup 


nar ures hw mr re 


couch Þ lighter, 'than they + 
of them w 


hunger 
maring,& T4 
of the fr tte Prives waubdng 


"The Bufle 
EL Jeilds for want 
dt | of pow der. 


Ee nn iD 
touhs/7 'fwgt7 rs. i , A baits - i ho , y# wy. Boo SF; 8; 

Wi "rh fi ng =.,1” _— UE C oy Lgrmanaty to 

w mort 3 ading Biol 463 tf as dunk vir 

us "M6f a9 4K q it MITE CL 


 w$ | Tho Hifhtn of thir-Iron Age, Parti, 


____ toſave chePlacefttorithe fhi winch mhereof-it was in in danger, The ori 


made” infurreftions every w (a mb the Town were taken, all 
= che Party would be as thePrince of Conde,and the Duke 
Memtmorency \charged hia-ſdoften, and (o  oſery, that he had almoſt 
CE ged h 
her enconraged the 
DESI 


hor 


Tw reaſons 
retard the ſu c- 


nam meoo+th.cooeonst wot 


| edn em ovcndeys wh wes on 
6d, or. debjhicated with 
UN os: and place.a Colony 
wegtg intommodare Face 
"—_ » bavt onerdefigne;_ and 
y credible, -thatthe Crrds-s 
13.ered would be, after cheres 
regnable.) b&f corrupged che 
ES ; Chat pak cbr, which 
> > cr et t great 
north nc —_ nor oe 
teld+ 


” 
SIEEE 


e:, Nine 
d, during 


— 


PRO ISWERS_ 2 wCrzoODRACY=1oan ns ne was rd 


Teas 


wade veekas if 


tothe King 
ie Low-coun- 
gh 7 ſubjeft of the 
Den er {al the Par- 

ded 1pon t eaAion the dbeſodi 


* Ty. 61; wi 
w® dt ven », © 


EB LY WUIW Ames HY & © 


—— we by ab. was aca. 


Part 1. T be Hiſtory of this Iron toe. 


eps”. + <> ON 
clemency, and he graciouſly embraced him,and augmented his Penſion. Ca- 
ftres, Niſmes, and ſome other places, which might have given a long trouble, 
alſo ſubmitted, without any other paniſhmenc inflicted upon them, then the 


* demoliſhment of their new Fortifications: whichCommandment was of hard 


po. 0 cup them of Montaubar, who'were nevertheleſs diſpoſed-ro obedi- 
ence by ge Cardinals onions aiid- the force of his eloquence, who alledg- 
ed that tie-King could not endure any fortified place in his kingdom. And 
fo in fine, they tooped, and with regreat enough brake down. thar, which 
gave the jealoukie ; 3. which could. nog _ obtained from ks bt violence, 
and the noiſe of the Canon, Time ripexs all things; and that, which in the pre= 
cedent Apt was judged, impoſſible, hath beeu fomd Fj Janfiſes in 
This yas the cudof the Hughenot Purty, wh Nom. = F=! 
and toyk, to the Kings of France, and.ſo ord het 
birth, from che dodtrigg of Luther her ph (ds ic under 
ry the {econd ; got vi pond rengch, _ ler Frencys the iomde rea to 
firongyouth, under;c Y the tmath,, and Henry the third, .chrough che 
t of che hicod, 


favau! ofahe Princes.of enemies to er, ARboriey of 
the Nukes of KY {ps obtained OS exerciſe of Religion Townes 
of (eh , under. e fourth; and. ain quiwndx wy ut. commo- 


on,ous.of refpelh wa af :FEVETENCe,, ' 
mach, IG M's 
Bo to KASSET; Ul laſt'y 


$940 grants Py A Pegs. er Lewis 


d by ſome. of Ge pra Heads,ic 


| quite, aways, in 'fort, as | Nap 

choxgh. the Religion ill chere,, th oO is yet. no formed parry dy 
rog: of the ambitiougt the Grand under the thadow of (ligiond 

oY akon diſturb þ ople-on a och ſides; -i# quicz 05 off. _ Their di> 

Mut which is called, the companion of ſafery; whith chey conceived,they 


ſpuld not be able to :f1 the \ Kings, ord)-made th go nwry's reunc 
the Queen-Regent » Sol be G Hi 'N 


wath © of Spain (a Nation 
wich they abhop abave Wot | 2h aLoncack Pndhs 
x) hinder it; (ki 5a " | 
| The Ki 
| by force; and mare þ 


ſword. "Be wasthe 


non Tm alone 


. he em *C oe: 

T ., frollick.to Urban Sg fr 

ſoon ashe ſhould come to t 
Theſecond warmade the Hagezetslooſe the Lordſhip of the Sex; Ib 
thicd, being begun with. che of a ſtranger , was conſummated-by 
the diretion of that potenc Cardinal,and ſo the whole condutt ofthar great 
Veſſel, was reſtored into the handsof ele mild King Lewis. Let us 
go int Havgery, toſeethe end ofthe kc le, and bufte' Goof. , Ly 
. 


ak, b 


109 


The end of the 
Hughenoc 


Hen- P arty« 


Thee? The taking of 


Townes. 


ks 


Mabes bimſelf 
« Cathol'h, 


- The WFioos oft this Iron Age, Part r. 


— 
—_ ct — ww _—_YF _ —_ — — 


CHAP, IX. 


The Death of 'Bethleem Gabor : Ragotski his Skzceſſour. The, Mar- 
" riage of Ferdinand: the third, with the King of Spain's Siſter. 


The Gen e4 Ethleem Gabor, rown wiſe by ing lofſes,inviolably kepe the-Peaces 
Gon and maintained himſelf in amity with the Emperour, till ctheeomming 
in of the of Sweden's who his Brother-in-Law, wonld caſfily, 
with his 2 Nie ſwaded” him torake up Arms agait,y had he 
not been's ented b fie,which drowhed #1! his ſmoakite ambitions, 
N rogether- with his 1i > ind eprived the aforeſaid King, of '« min, who 
would xo ; have nd rormiented the Empyrs ; and 
whoſe admiration; then bit HA Will and bhutriene 
Hs Teſtament. <&d. Forks hed the E thoutfand Ducats, and abrave 
horſe, with # embroidered Fall of Pearles; and precious tone © to 
his fon Ferffimand 7 chothind/a much; Ap rours of Twkjezas much; 
to his wife; Katherine of Brandenburgh, re _p_—_ Rix-Dvlays. 
and butdred mms Florins, betic erhree Pre vi IF Execttion 


tke of Ty 2 we tp! ted bim/ahd called 
r,toher c 4 q Reon Palttih of Coſt» 
an Army into the Freld,which'wis defemed,and be iy 
- gary ar} to m7 another, which had the fame fuccels dfthe former, a 
y deceit 1s of- Fllowed.. T indir che Croſs coo ſtrong forhim, he 


n ell as 
A — looked roward che Moon. Thieek ſhaws came to Mceour bim,who wereal 
_ .. beaten Reg forel; id Potorint, ' Im v0 hEhad nc 
© berterith get : eaato ber to ha dyaucfe to 


ni nox made hit Gover- 
ber Prat , and ſerved himſelf 
rl he'obraintd-peace, 
- fOret ection. "L#tUſhow yo 


| being deffin Toda the Etiipyre; as well 

' as that, of the Kingdoms'of Bobemia und Hling##5, ſaitro deniafd the In- 
ants or3, Siſter to thie King of Spz;v, who w: ted bitft*® The *King 
her 1 wed h F T0 grea you 3% 


eh; t0ngmenrt Lhe fplen« 


fr arrival, 


hosband' ko forws of 
DIC iS Srwith Wn, of 


Re EO?! tofee a war Arte tobe 


re,heUbfired peace 


;gour of theſeaſon, tro come Rey 


Pare-1i by The Hiftyryi\ef\ thietwn doe, 


i in ly, but he ſrcGW a7 He ch of Mitten, hot 


in the Emperour, and the two {[Yowns took part. 


He difference, which chanoed,aboue the kucceſon of theDucchies'of 75 "02 
 Mantiie,and Monferr at, embarofied all tay; awakened the ambitious ag mr 2s 
jealouſtes of thoſe two: potent nating Frexce, and Spcineand fo mich exen. Puichy of Man- 


ciſed them in war, that ir proved paryly; the cauſe ofibe entige breach, aud *** 
deſolations which —_— ipdi > TE "a NE en NO 
In' che year 16274 therew Py of Deceribry,, Duke Vizcent _ 
withouc Children;che ſucockion. ; the Duke of Neyers who ww Fo 
and precipicared hisinaugurazion an inyelture,” wichpucehe knopledge of 
the Emperour,whois theiLordof the Fiefpor SupremerHeredirary thevoa. 
The $peniards, more through jealouſia,then by righs,or cial ypc wa 
as the Dnke of Sevay allould, for atoldPretention.;. he feazed upongiany 
places m Mo#tfery at, and:chey befieged Gaſal. Q tw erefb of Stat catbouldsl.? 
how powerful art thox, and how many. wiſebiefs doft theuc axſe 2. the apprehen- 
fron, which the Speriavds had of the Durchy of A/an, mede them undet- 
take this war, and haſten the Peace in the North, . Er oertt, 
The Duke of Nevers , put good Garriſons in the moſt tenible places, 
and joyned with the#enetrens, whocould not endure, that the Houſe of 
Auſtria ſhould make any further progreſs In Italy, and ſhut up the gate to 
the French. 4s +241. 


15 


d 
the away Merſpall of. Crecquy in Anutxn [two 
moneths afte yon. ofthe, WY 
- The Duke, who conceived that the [aid Me, arched tos 
that he would buie hiniſc about 0 2p2303.- Das Bos ied | [ ba wes, agrees. 


and = dj Savoy 3 eee Garef 
ro obey him, £0. receive. bis. iſ91 
quenely, ſen his ſony |cbeNuke of rel Co Var 


34 


of his obedience, and innocence, _ The .Spamargs, howeVer ttR bare 
ſed, and.zyred,,,by the frequenc {allies of the befieged,” the [ah$th'of the 
Sicge , and inundations. of the P23 _dilapprove ES Tieary” "Co 
their own danunage.,) continued che faid. 6. The Em 6cher 
Embaſladours, to commaud. obſeyyance.? Bur: t: Gardous, wh 
"theſe intrigues , boped to carry. Sp wr hard, Ten 

care totheEmperours ardery Wes ed. 


als, to Mats. rr hs 
thus treateds phat ip at fe 


injuſtice, 


— n———_— D—_— 
hd —— 


Succonr from 
2 France. 
d 


The Spaniards 
continue the 
fege at Caſal. 


> 


— 


"The Hilo of biſon dgel. Pare, 


The King of The Duke of Sa2oy refuſed the King of France paſſage , bur he got ic 

France paſſes by force, defeated his Troops, affi SY elf of the Paſle, or Streight 

Savoy, and Of the Suze and compelled che Spank ;tb raiſe the Siege: wherein he was 

mabes them beteer ou d, chen the Emperour himſelf. Bur. the ſhore dyrance of the 

riſe. Peace with the Hughenots in France, obliged him! t return, and humblt 
them. | mY 1 994 8 .\v on, of ' 

It is now time to ſend part of our forces from the Baltick, Sea, to carry 

che Eagles chither, c_— firſt co _ A "4 vpbial 

Ferdinand, to uphold his Aarhorieyy diſpa into /ta/y. an Army of 

ewency thouſand acppr) oh wor v4 Yr rung eee rey ig og 

-laſſo; who, having ſeazed u the Paſſage of; che Griſoxs , marched inry 

_ Italy, and gotinto their clutches the whole Durdby'ob  Mantue, with as much 

The Imperialifts. 04 juck, a8 the Frexich-did that of 81 only the Head City,which 

in tay beſeege they alſo befiege : - bur-rhe jeakou Jax pendeavouring to remove all 

ua im p- 4 07 1. , 

ſuch, as mighe be able togive their Scare any. cauſe of apprehention, were 

not ſlack in ſerting their hands ftourly 6 work, /for the Duke:: though yer 

the Imperialifts took Goite from them and carried 1 away all che boocy, of 


vain 


86D to their . | Bur rhe Frexcbicoming in-the nick, craftily 
mape 


ewo Sentinels; entred into a-Quarter, and.put a huge number of 
them to'the ſword. So that the other finding the ſeaſon improper,aud the 
ſmall there was of carrying the place, .reryred themlelves much 
diminiſhed into Garriſon, 14A 12h Wo 


CHAP. XI. 


mMmmmmmmys 
DO —————— ” 4 _ 


The Venetians T His retreat gave the: 
beaten by Ga- 


laflo 
. ha recruited 8 


very -ho 


_ EcDEFPUP, 
Ta, P | 
rola,and were re-inforcedby the Swiſſers: and chis 


ſeemed to prognofticare,r 
got of 4 . 
"1 was moſt ſenfible to the Duke, watfollowed by many other. 
axiard; were beaten by Monſieur de B e'3' Cambery taken, and 
lian befieged. The duke of Guiſe landed near Nice, to go joyne 
. The ſent the duke of Montmor ancy towards Pied- 
ed himſelf afrerwards. Prince? Thomas preſaming co dif- 
his enthance with twelve thoufant men, was beaten; che Colours pre- 
ed roche King, being the honour x and aff Piedmont, the reward of 
the vifory-. . 18 ſuch (orr,, as char the' pobr, Duke of Savoy, Who'tad 
often ventured to cotiteft, pe bog one bf - the Crowns, arid fome- 
times with the other; found himſelf quite ſpoyled'YF4it Seared,” ' For, ha- 
ving gothing left bur Tarin, and not daring 6 ſtat himnifelf wp there -- 
g got , * 


« 


2 AS 6 1M 


ay 


© 9 wy, { 


UO 


- 
— 


TS 


BONES ULEAPY QRAOCOQICPFRA SU ren 


Part 1. T he Hiſtory of this Iron Hoe, rs 


—_ 


—_— * 
reſolved to keep the Fields, and let the Mountains oppoſe the vi&orious 
Party, by ſeeking to preſerve his liberty in defert, and inacceſſible places. 

We muſt,here take notice of the Martial generoſity of the Frexch;who,in 
the beginning of a war are invincible, make all bow to their Armes , break 
chrough all oppofitions, and as ſoon cake whole Provinces, as other Nati- 
ons do Towns: bur by the'too ſudden loſs of partience,on the 6ther fide,they 
grow alſo to looſe whole Provinces, almoſt as ſoon as other Nations do 
Townes. oh. 

Now Fortune favoured the Imperialiſts every where,” whicli they tiad& 
both the Yerhtians,and the Duke of Nevers feel. For rhey returned co'the 
Siege of Mantuz,and took it at length, by a fine Srtratagem. Forthe velieged 

| hded 


Their impati- 
ence. 


# 


hk theirfrequent Sallies, being reduced co a very ſmall rinmber, demani 


Mantua teaben 


Wecour of five thouſand men, from the Yenetjens, and'Letrers beingin- mw ts 


eptcd, gave the Befhtegers occaſion to ſerve themſelves of this trick, to 
eatch the beſieged. They ſecretly drew into'the field the number of men de- 
manded, who by a fighe with powder without ſhot, got'near eo otic of che 


. Gates, which being forthwith opened by ſome, who thought them to be 


Venetians,they made themſelves Maſters of the Town, tothe great aſtoniſh- 
menr of che Inhabitants, who were ſacked by their imaginary Auxiliaries; 
and the Duke yeilding up the Cale by Compolicion,was condufted, toge- 
ther with his wife and children, to Ferrars. 5 
This vitory ſwelled up the ſpirirs of che Imperialifts, and'made the Sp4- Soino'a bef re 
niards continue the Sicge of Caſa, underthe command of Marquis!Spizole, Calal. 
who had acquired ſo mach glory in the Low-countries; and Toira,who was 
allcrowned with lawre!l, for che honour he atchieved;by the defence of che 
Forr of Saint Martixs againſt the Engih , defended the Cirtade!, This 
French, making a ſhew to goand attack the Dutchy of Milan, wheeled ſad- 
denly about upon the Befiegers, the ſtate whereof was this: The Town and 
Caflle were already yeifded to re Maryis andthe Cittzdel Had capiculated 
thatin caſe there came not ſufficient ſuccour'ts beac theth from thence , 
within a certain term, which was the fifteenth of Otober; Monfitur 5 Toir ds 
was to march our. | "4 | 
eFrench Army appeared in Battaile array nexr the Trenches, and the Yhe 4 
Spaniards put themſelves in a poſture to receive ic, All ſeemed to laugh up- Artery. y 
onthe French,by the death of rhe Marquis,who was taken our of chis world the Duke of 
by the Plagues and Charles Emanuel Duke of Savoy, being fri ped of his Savoy, 
States, and overwhelmed with grief and war, payedalſo his _— to Na- 
ture, © 
| When two great Bulls are ready to-ruſh together,and ſhock one another, 
the whole Heard ftand il], and atcend with trembling, the ifſue of the com- 
bat, oIn'the ſame manner,” was Italy the ſpeatreſle of thisfurivus ſhock,aud 
had no-cauſe at all to rejoyce. Bur ir pleaſed God, that by the Popes incec- re IR 
celfion, and Cardinal] M:izarin's dexterity (who made himielf known by nels the ad- 
this firſt negotiation) the Articles of Peace being concluded ar iems, were ef: of Cordi- 
broughe:to the Artes, juſt when the Trumpers wereigoing eo ſont; to 14! Mazarin, 
draww:the ſword. 4 fair ry bappy newes! _ BY 
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French recurned into France,and reftored all 


Nh. 4 yertue of this Peace, 
e Duke of Sevoy, exce onely BePetelas which had bcen privacely 
bought by the ſaid Cardinal: A politick ſubtilty,to havethe: gare into Italy 


open 3 mixc with Couſenage, as the Spexierds fay ;:.whorendred 
Mon as the Germans likewiſe did Italy, to go againſt the King of 
Sweden, The Duke of Nevers was fain to ask pardon, nl, lavefture; which 
| ty | way performed, and peace and relt reftored-to [tely. How: 
many” much blood-ſhed was here; for a fume of ambition? For 
Religion' had to doin'che matrer.' 'Buc che reaſons night. be;. 


thiv the Spenierds would not ſuffer ſo potent a French Prince at the entry, 
Q into 


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The H itory of this Iron Age. Part t 


Prodigies in 
Jraly. 


The enemies © 
Cardinal Ri- 
chelicu, 


The King 
peace wi 


Engliſh, 


the 


— ———  —— — 


into Italy, and ſo near the. Dutchy of Milan, which they keep as renderly, 
as the apple of their cies: and that the French,on the other fide, would cfta. 
bliſh him, and uphold him, without acknowledging the Emperour, God 
makes juſtice eppear, when men will throw it under foot with Arms. 

This war had been premonftrated by many Prodigies,and Portents, which 
preceded itz as namely, by Earthquakes in Apulia, whereby more than fix- 
teen thouſand perſons were overwhelmed ; by dreadful] floods, ſtreams of 
blood, and the like. And really, theſe two Nations, after having ftoutly 
wrangled,and by ſword;famine;and contagious (ickneſles, loſt aboye a mil= 
lion of mortals; came neither of chem to che principal, bur ſecret end,which 
they had propoſed to themſelves, and reaped no other ſalaric, chan that 
of vai rforpronn out of jealoulie of State. The Countries were deſtroy 


ed, the Neighbours opprefled, Chriftian Religion contemned,and a' 
and in one of the aforeſaid: nations, by many perſons quite annihilate 
Miniſters, who love to fiſh in rroubled waters,and blow the bellowes of their 
Maſters ambition,ſo to carry them raſhly on'to wars,which might be divert- 
ed by one e conference; will one day have much'to anſwer, before che 
fountain of all Equicy and, Juſtice. | 

But let us leave this point to be picked out by the Cafuits, and return to 
France wherewe ſhall diſcover,how the Cardinal! falls as decp,into the ha- 
tred of the Grandees, as he is ſtrong in the poſſeſſion of the Kings favour. 
The Queen:Mecher repented her ſelf of having promoted a Minifter , who 
was to deſtroy her, the Duke of Orleans was vexed to ſee, the, management 
of all the affairs of France in his hands, wijthour participating therem, That 
devout Prelate the Cardinal! of Berulles, labou red to ſtop him from forging 
ſome defignes, as pernicious to the Catholicks abroad, as they had been ro 
the Hughexots in France. But Perce cut off chethred of bis life, aud depri- 
ved Richelien of a moſt Religious Enemy, who afterwards accompjilbed his 
end in other; yea,in all ſuch,as gave any jeaJoufe: and the, Hugb:nets them- 
ſelves were grown to fing his prayſes, when many Catholicks had ham. in 

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Cardinal Richelicu wakes peace withthe Engliſh," x deviſer.mew 
Allyances to attack the Honſe'of Auſtria; 21 TEE 


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WW fant Party, which in ſome: , both ' divided andflivcked 
'the ones A ry. II rey more Carholick 

Religion, and a freſh ſpringing Amicy amongſt the people; lie perteived 
bimſolf in danger to be cab Ss of the Saddle. Bury he chad * ized {0 
great an influence upon the-mind, both of: King and People, by the: good 
ſaccefle of .his:Countels,that he-was not a jor moved at the-puiffancfa@&ions 
which he ſaw growing againſt him, at the Court; all which he ſurmoyned 
afterwards,by a certain felicicy, which alwaies accompanied himand which 
aker the Peace of Itely, ſhined with more'force, and {uftre, His defighes 
ſeemed tobe carried to a breach, between the two:Crownrs, torthe-riwre 
cafie atchievement whereof, and to involye the Churchlin [this pernicious 
war, from which ſome Grandees were ayerſe,by the intermiſhon,op media» 
tioon of the  tmetiens,lic made peace with the:Ergish,whom he could nocat- 
rack by land z/ and _ of finding another-enctny;. whom he: might 
lay aboard, when he would, His Maſter bad deſerveity and; poffefledthe 
name of Faſt, by humbling with-great moderation, the:Hughenot Party;and 
there was no better meancs left to-obtain-it alſo amongſt: the Reformates, 
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wh were yet very hot, then, by, poſting to the ie fuccour of the Proteſtants 
againſt che Emperour. , 
The hoc ma of. England, Me He fall of the aropte,m ond e defence he 
any men,and much | money, findih s the lot of arms unfavour- 
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te he thou vir fie, to awaken ” te $. 
DN etch: Roman" Carholick #r a;cinſt 
hp ovgh che Speer codceed the Emperunr: 


had of this puifſanc Houſe; they were alkre- 
pens he nate faile to  ferſbadrevhes be plead rhe coatirren | _- 


Eu Sn gaere wanred boch a EEE ſufficient, ro cavertigil 
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; and the” ambition of certain people ; the fornigr 

ſolvedts firid quick though they wereforcedico 
SE: and abi6ngit <> e Notch; und as' for 
falſe as true, they could re bewantingsfor fince they were 
cir laſt Game, be nou mn and no: Soby' the 


ife, 
—_ ie of he Engu,d «War og IT | ſhall ſay, of that cruel fat ; 
which hath made both German "4 all the Provinces near ic, a kindo 
Church-yard ; ic will very ch import, to make ſotne ſhort apacien 3 ; 
Pho ooh _-—_ and prerenfions of the Emperours againſt Frengez and 
of the Empire ie (elf, the Theatre, of the moſt deſtruftive, 
and CE eolorable war that ever was. Buc there was aneceſlity in it,to the end 


Q.2 that 


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CHAP. XII. 


A Dijefhrion of FR Pate of, Fg Al Ire, The eleFi the Ki 
A nan, 4 P ton T eKing of 


*# find in. toltorp, thas P.-E King of France, Sonto: Pe 
{ and Grand bY ea to. Charſey Marcel , going to Kome.,to _ 
| dg * wes alnmed bg him. (to apwyn bis merits, and _ enl(e_ bis 
ER v7; Mereng: af, the be We: [ will aoc., Graco, dilpuce be- 
except ay Natigns,.wh ether. _= oy orno UFEATLS 
Gat v6s King of; gcke I wh WPCcFQUTr 3 and. er pred 
them(e ves attem,, TA Ns: » cir, Nation; 
2s te ' that naae, ; ;b be be "ve AT ns, uL oy 
ex 1m {o: | being. (ori Was preterr 


An (wes he bekl 


ante, Lhe EXCUr | 
or af * of the Emperqurs of the Ea{t; ic ansferre the Por E 
upon the Gawles,or French;and thar the race To rlemagne comme tc faile, 
Pope Sraquy the  popeyprs pany <y,ay of Elefion upon the Germans; 
aboliſhed the Hereditary, and : $an9'h to Sac of 484.08 to be ableto 
aſcend to this charge, which is Sldriovs in the World. 

The Emperours ave been more abſolute, chan they arc at preſent; and 


incheeducanions with rhe Pofrs; koh whiodi they:receive their rot or 

at leaſt hou Poon ape cy have b:en much in) xory; Jo 

- vHehry the (ev commg cotlie-in-{-e/y, every deveral aa afimed 
to is (elf, a perearph inſuck ſort, as chat ithe {> es have had 
lictle chere NT eefave: m__ che bactFide. Bebdes,rhe lame Pray have caur 
feil crroables.in pangIns 1c toleave the tiotieq them there, | 
and cut off clic rub arrelsig Jte(y, Oui 


Swviobr mdecd (aid, eng df oapury oo tha wirid; and that bis A 
ths pn ut 7, 67-2 DA AY Supreme Biſhops declared i DEED 
rdom; but ſome others ſpurred on by ambition, have wrangled for 
Jeri which both made them yams <17 rag Ailthoricy deſpicable, in 
many places, And moreover, the Aturc.of fome Emperonrs, hack 
theti-ſeck reſt, and negie& 2] the Riighes of Majeſty. 
reisnot'H treditary,bucrEte#inijand whenche Emperour is dead, 


ſelves at Francfurt, within three moneths, o_ in perfor,” ds elſe to'ſend R 


is the Vicar,or Lieutenanezand he Wwhd is =__ King Kits che Rowens, is de- 
clared Heir. There are three Ecclefialtical Ele&ofs, : OS faur Secular. *The 
Arch. bi of z;T __— Colejn; Fhe King of Bibemie,the Prince 
Pelatinegthe Dukeof S$axevy, and the Marguiis of Br aydenburg who are 6c. 
Kings, but may ftile thetaſelves the ſkid Kings G ions. 
alſembled at Francfart, they:make Oarhtothe Eleftor of Ment, 
chuſe cne,who {hail be __— e of the Chatge. They: ate obliged 
w niſkrhe cle&ion withif) thirty dayes, and may not go outof the Town) 
ell all be accompliſhed. If the voiceg f ingperte be equsl, be who receives 
the King of Bobernia's Voregis infallibly proclaimed Emperouc. ( 
The of the Romens:1s not © ring the lifeof the Kmpnogn ourgbut 
val as the 
rour isdead, Allis obſerved, according to the Golden Byll of Charles 
the fourth. The King of the Romans i is obliged cg take Oath, that ke witl 
not. 


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not ſecke to make the Em oy ire Hzreditary to his | Houſe 5h 3 buc chat he will 
maintain all che Rights, and. SplendogFythereot. 

There are two undamental Laws, nemely the Golden Bull, and the. Im. 
perial Capitlation ; to the maintaining whereof he is bound: by\Oarh, 
Which makes me finde their opinion very weake, who preſume to ſuſtaine 
chat che Emperour 1, a Monerch 3 in regard thay his Authority i is ſo ree 
and divided berwedn hm, and the char it lookg;as if rhey urees 
focfared;co'help him beiife this Heavy but burrhen. Be des, (rey Aa vr 
been ſo difſtra&ed by«the Uiverbiry' rr Lhe Proteftahey baye int 
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= Aſo prion, of the three States of the Empire. 'The Hans:Towns. 


necefſi 
To Ther = IT = ons TY; 


- he ws hen or They are i athers, and - Shows ind 
the maine, and: firme Poplar chis E hee, > nip cheir 
the Head which they have choſen, and arc cotepared with TIE of Eyi- 


77 , F.& 

" Tie Eeclefiaſticks' have. 'alie precedoiicic i m chiscanck $ firs; Ss: Arch. 

biſhop of  Ments ; heof Trevirs:3and then; heof  Colein, The King 

yy Bebemie, the Duke of Bavariaz who was advariced tothe Eleftoral 4 dig- 
nitY, by the'd ficion of che Prince Palatin ; *be of | Sexoxic, and 'be*of 


Brandenbur cherichePrince Palatin, whois made;to'avoid all rBnery 
fies'the aghth Eltfor, - 
 foure Archbiſhops-: ye” 


een lay have ſpo 


The ſecond Ana heondiek, frft; 
Mea on , Sa/ſburgh, Bremen, and Beſayſon ; after whom follows the Yyear 
M the Tentonick, Order. 

And afcerwards,there take place,one and thirty Biſhops,who. artefallow- 
ed by ten, or eleven Abbots, with the Tirle of Princes, as the' Abbot of Ful- 
da &c. The ſecular Princes are placed after theſe Ecclefiaſticks, aid are in 
number,cighteen Familiegrhe firſt whereof, is that of the Archdukes ob. As- 
firia,divided into two branches,namely of Cerio Burgundy, And this 
Family hath as much przheminence above that of the-other Princes, as the 


Archbz have,above the Biſhops Then, followes that of Beverie, of S:- 
xonie, of By b, &c. A ich ſet the Abbefſes,as thoſe of 
delemburgh, of Eſſon &c, Some have both the etfe@t, and tidle, of - 


Prietſs, *And ily fie the Conums, and Barons, whereof there is a great 
number. Reinking to who I xeferre the curious, calculates about cighe and 


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Part 1. The H i/tory of this Iron Ave, 


—_— HINT 


The third ftate is compleated, by the Imperial and free Towns, which Tye third Staie* 


are fixty five in number,or there abouts: and they are to be conlidered two 
wayes; the former, and more noble whereof, is, that chey immediately 
depend upon the Emperour, and have nothing at all to do- with any body 
elſe, and the other, alſo depend upon the Emperour ; but yet they owe 
ſome ſmall recogniſance, to the Prince,Lord,or Prelat, in whoſe territories 
they are ſeated.: however they leavenot thereby to be free, and to enjoy 
the rights of Royalty. So that theſe Towns poſlels the ancient liberty; the 
priviledges of Princes; have their Sefſion, and Vote in the Diets, and are 
cearmed the Noble members, and Pillars of the Empire, wherein they are.jn= 
corporated, neither more, nor leſs,. then the Princes, and Przlats. They 
are divided into two Benches, The foure firſt, are Lubeck, Metz, Auxburgh, 
and Aix, or Aquiſgrans. Theother being in che quality of Sub jed&s to the 
Empire, are not called, h 
There is yet another companie of. Townes,which by vertue of the unition 


are called Hans-Towns; which ace compoſed; partly of ſuch as are free; and rhe Hens. 
y Provincical, and obnoxious, T his ſaid company, . or ion hath no Towns 


other ayme, or end, then that of commerce, and it was approved firſt, by 
Cherles the fourth, It hath foureClaſſes, or Metropolitan Cities, to wit, Lur 
beck, Colein, Brunſwick, and Danfick ; and they have an annual Aſſembly 
at Lubeck, where they have their Charters, or Rolls. But their laſt wars have 
much altered all che orders, which were formerly. kept. . ' | 
The German Empire is diſtributed into ten. Cjrsles 3 Franconia, Bavaria, 
Auſtria, Swevia, that of the, upper Rhezs and that. of the four Ele&oursto- 
wardsthe Rbeyn; Weſtphalia, Saxonie, Low-Saxonje, and Burgindp,., + 
Now the Emperour,as be is head ofthe Ramen. Empire,is bound to (we 
that he will defend all che priviledges of the Empire; but that doch.nge eocall 
derogate from his Majeſty,in regard chat all Kings,ac their conlecration do 
the ſame : and he is alſo reater, then all the Members of the Empire, and 
may them, as aving aecewed homage from, them ws if., when 
they be cited, or condemned, they refuſe to appear, he publiſhes and pros 
ſcribes chem, by commanding ſome:Prince. neer. hand, to execute his order, 
by arms; from whence it follows, that as he;is abliged to defend, and pro» 
ret both them,and their priviledges; ſo'are they alſo bound to obey Eg <4 | 
Oath,and by vertue of the Fief he palleſſes, A. bappy Govermentzand 4 happy © 
German), when the members agree with 'the Head, LERGTYL Y 


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|| we ſpeak of -the cauſes ofthe laſt: wary which pa intb>The mor ive sf 
that condition wherein weſec heryet, and.from which ſhebogimd by libo/b: Decline of 
tle and lictle,to be z.0ur requitesns to gieo dbricf hingof/** E701. 
thoſe. which have 'ſa-weakened. this, mpire; which alt hi both pros: 


phane, and ſacred, tell us, is to be the laſt. C 
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to themſelves, as being cither vacant,.or deſerted; by the troubles or carer! 
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texts; as either through. zeal of devotion, and teſpet 3. or:for the puritd 
ment of ſome faults, which they impucedto thei faid Emperoursz art T 
the immenfity of their own ambitiog,or-elfe,by favouring prnrmane.roe the: 
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120 The Hiſtory of this Iron Age. Part 1. 
ritie obumbrating, or overſhadowing, rheImperial, hath taken nowquite 
away the hear thereof, as I have already ſaid. 
T beTranſlation Secondly,by the tranſlation of the Seate of the Empyre to Conſtantinople, 
of the Seates, and by the innundation of the Berbariens,which bave come at certain rimes 
T he Barbari» from beyond the Khbeyn : and fromthe North. 
Beſides,the Empire is much diminiſhed, by ſome Provinces, and Towne, 
yea,and whole Kingdoms alſo, which upon divers prztexts, have looſened 
themfelves from chis great Body, which are mentioned in hiſtory, and nor 
for our pu' poſe here. And moreover, fince the Germans have reduced the 
Empire within the przcin&s of their nation, and choſen the Emperours, 
amongſt themſelves, by che exclnfion of all ſtrangers; it is no wonder,if 0+ 
thers have ſeparated themſelves from rhem, and ere&ed parcicular Govern- 
ments, according to rhe humour of theirs, 
Bur let us now come to the principal ſubje& of all, drawn from the Ger= 
mars themſelves: which makes the Empire fo weak, that any neighbouring 
Prince very often dares brave and affront ir:and this is the diverficy ofRe- 
The diver fly ligionzthe over ERIEIEG of che Princes,and States,and diſtruft,in fine, 
of DoErnes, or diffidence, mingled with ambition. For remedie whereof, the Emperour, 
and ambitim. and Princes have had many conferences; and it hath been agreed, and re- 
ſolved;thatthere ſhould be but two Religions tolerated in Germany; as name= 
ly;the Roman: Catholick, and the confeſſion of Auxburgh, which is the Lu- 
theran.But the diſeaſe being too great to be cured by fo gentle phy fick;and 
the houſe of 4uftria too powerful, both in Spair,and the Low-Conntyyes, not 
to give jealouſic ; diſtruſt, and ambition, (ſickneſs of Stare) have alwayes 
peeped our their heads, in the Diets, after much time loft in diſputing for 
lace, and'przcedencie. So rhar theſe beihg gorten intothe intertour of the 

: and making little account of the languiſhing anthoritic of the Empe- 
rours,have ed the hatred,ſcditions,and wars, which we have related 
already; andthoſe alſo, which we ar&new-going ro-deſeribe, 
 Froni' this diverſity of Religions ſpring the war, - between Charles the 
Gfthi; Fobw Frederick, Elefiour of -Saxonie, Philip Landgrave of Haſfie, and 
ſome other Prot2ftarts, which rendret theſaid Emperours luſter,niore g10« 
ricits, and begat fuch a harred'in all the'Proteftant States, asis now grown 
almbſt irreconciliable. S 2 

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CHAP. XVII. 


The Aſſembly of Ratiſbone, where Wallenſtein, Duke of Frithland,## 
diſmiſ[td from his Charge. | 
Uring the Aſſembly at Retisbowe, in the year 1630. Maximilien The All 
of. Baveria, and Ele&our, made 'a Lea 4 Defenkre, and Oe nkerh Daly of o 
with the King of France; whereby his Majelty ptomiſed co maintain the 32v2ria, with 
Eleftorat in the Houſe of Bevaria, and defend ir againſt any, who mighe ber. ye 
ſo bold as to arrack it, with an Army of fifty thouſand men, and he promi- TINA 
ſed the King to ſucconr him, with four thouſand Foot, and fifteen hundred 
Horſe,and he wrought ſo much by his frequene ſuits, and inſtances with the 
Emperour (induced thereto by Cardipal Riche/ien) that he procured the x,;atand 4; 
Dignity of General to be taken away from the Duke of Frithland,who had miſſed from fy 
alwayesſo well ſerved him, though'by his bebaviour he were grown inſups cherge, 
portable, chiefly ro ſuch as loved .noe the Houle of Auftrie, Thoſe powers 
which are. trayled by ſo many puiſſent Xmuleters togetber,run poſt to deftru3ion. 
This Counſel proved dammagable ro the Erhperour, and yet more to him 
who gave itz and he who invented it, was very likely co overthrow the 
whole, Empire, p' ty | 
Dh, Kees of Sweden,being advertiſed of all which paſſed in Germaeny,iti=rhe King of 
vited by the German; themſelves 3 inciced by France, England, Venice, t e Sweden javi- 
United Provinces, and by occafion'(which he.took by the Forzlock,) 23 al- red to come into 
ſo by his own peculiar intereſts, begari to-make his preparatives. There G*many. 
wanted nothin g for a potent"League, bur Cauſe a 'rexcs, whereof 
therewould be found enough,though it were no'n6rezthen Every ones own 
advantage apart, which is ſo ſtrong,that it ordinary weighs down the bal- 
lance, how full ſoever it be of reaſon and juſtice, Men of this Ape adore it: 
w__ isit without ground,that a Certain leatned perſon calls it, the 12o/ 
of theſe times, noel; = 
ber the beginning of the year 1630. Europe was in'x kind of rifis, 
War 1 Dots: Germeyy of old ſouldiers, who ſtruck terrour wh r 
rhey _ . France, apprehending left this ſtortn ſhould fall upon her, and, 
that che- Eagles ſhould come and neftle. again in thoſe three Towns, which” 
were taken from them (as I have noted already)hingred a Treary of Trate, 
by bindring the accepration of the Propofiti d ſeatto the'very botrom . 
of the Nerth.coamrete Guſtavus AdolÞbius to a eague: Nor "needed there” 
much elequence to perſwade him, who looked aſquine already, lipori thole 
puilſanc Troops, upon the Ba/tick, Sea, which' drewtiear him. But, knows-, 
ing how he. bad been canghe by his Neighbour, he would not be concenc 
with prada, but required a ſurety at Amſterdam, before he would patſe 


| "Eaſtland. beſides the general intereſt, had that'6f che Pritite PL/eting,” 


whichſhe cau}d not haydſamly, abandon, in ſuch a conjunqure; and yer * 
was Beals Gi co give afſurance for moneys, befare Dapracy center the 
__ is great Captain, © ® ** PIES. £ EIT I ou 

"The fey | General were auch.concerned therein, fince by the gri 
of che bir Wrres they hovath cheircercald ruin, 
ſuccour, which ſhe would beable to'give 'the Spaniards,” 
they might well fear, left all the _ of Germany h 

2 


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His reaſons. 


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tals, of che Emperqus,the might come to r {ae LT amon 
them, which are 5 at the corner of the ” 
Tbe Venchigns a+ —_— with che zcal of Koln, OE honed 
Were, as «dw the ſame with this Houſe; found for the intereſt of their 
_ chat it was neceſſa : co pur-the ſaid Houſe into ſuch rerms, as might 
not give fo-much j - And ſo, the Proteftants being inflamed, and 
omg”, a by the Catholicks, which were intereſſed, and defirous to ſee 
ſome diſorder ſpring up in'this powerful Body ; undertook the ſame de- 
- And then it; wa the Empire was to be torn in pieces, lince 

the Germens themſelves con nſpired her ruine, wich her enemies, and ſubcra« 
&ed themſelves from her obedience, becauſe they could not endure her Ma- 
jcſty.. The Houſe cannet fail. $0 be burnt, when tbe v 94 as themſelyes, as 
well as ths encinits, belp to ſet it on fire. This unhappinefſe was reſerved for the 
of Sweden come in ; for be will dance ber» 


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later times, Ler us ſee the King 
ter then all who came befpre bim. 


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LY CHAP: XVIN. 


The extry-of the King of Sweden ##to Germany. His reaſons why '{ 


.  Thefe of the Em Allyances with Bogillats. He blocks 
a? the Se « Towns” Tilly Tilly fron Gemeralate, againſt his will. 


_ _ be able to pron eeartns, and Ink black eniagh;ts expreſs, 
Wei s the cruel, and diſmal effe&ts, of this 
api” n h ſhall 1 Hſe words of energy, or 
ftxce'eyoygh, to curl w rs d wninatural Tragedies,whichi 
(Red in wreiched Europe, ant! which are not yet ended ; and 
that, by the i ambition of fame few perſons ? It is laveful 
nfy Ez ice,,| It not ary be commir it : Ir eo only, who _ 
Ee, we ub nk end our ſhoulders, an expe& our de- 
Pee Ho Ges 


About Mid-Summer, in the as 1630, the K ing of Sweden entred- Ger- 
— with an Army; having Get cleanſed the Ile of Rygen, and the borders 


in regard the Imperialiſts came againſt him in Pruffe. 
Ito x ters of which be fent to Bethleew Gabor, 
ed, ror Buecheſe were but pretexes : for che 


e the En ab gobel " adbved his Kinſmen, chePrinces of 
ir 

; thac he had built Forts,in allchef xyens and mide ipe, 
uſelf TT the Baltick Sea, wil vfion co paffe 6ne ay 
ins then he was ta.cxpeR, that the Eagles woulf be futfe- 


7, inreſpeR there was ſame appearance of extending hi dami- 
_ ; ang in a ward, | it is a/wayes Iifitdle ro fiſt in ry 


TIF he 6 
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, wichour 
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* Asfor his Letters,befides that'yl} the piots;and praftices;:both of biniſeff, 
and his Allies; vtre already diſcovered; fe way impoſſible, bat they miſt 
tend'to his diſadvantage, being direfted to # man, who hed as often revo?- 
ted, as opportumity was offerett him ro do ir 3 and who never kept his Faich, 
bur'when he wanred occafion to break ir. © - 
In relation to rhe Ba/tick Sea, he had atlexft (deing Chief, and Etnpe- 
tobr} as niauch co do with it; as Gaftevur had.” ' | as 
/Thatr che ſtecour which he ferte the King of P>/an4,was formded uport the 
ſhne Maxims, upon whictk himſelf had Fitcoured the King of Dewmerk;, 


end Stralſund. 


| "In order tro the Ditkes of Mecke{emburgh,he bbjetted, rhathe had nothing 


tqdo,to controw! him in Germany; and that himfelf would noc take it welt, 
that be ſhould medle with any of his 4% Hg | ” 
-* Thar his ears were open tointercefſions; but not ro Comitiands. 

Bur, all thefe argumenrs ſerved fornorting z there muff be blows. For, 
the Ring yu! fore of his Allyes, and of the inclination of all rhe Proteſtants, 
whoſe Cate, and Religion, he yanced; cha he came to defend. More. 
over, this generous Prince, being brought ap in arms, was fure, that, conftl 
he but 'once"corhe to beat that ofd Caprain, thar viftorions Rock, agtitift 
which al-his Enemics had made fhipwrack ; att che Lathernid would -Fetid 
him gheir bhands;From che one end of the Fnipire, to che' other 3 arid thei, 
what honaur, #a& whar glory {hold be obrain } And if it hapned bther- 
wiſe, he-might confolate Himſelf, with all fucrother Warriers, 4s had fur- 
fered the like diſgrace z though yer ſtill, with this advantage chrem, 
that his Enemies could not follow him, into his kingdom, I1n brief, he 
wanted bur the getting of one General Batfel, to put into his hands the two 
thirds of the Empire : and oae more foralt; and /tely in to the bargain. 


Tilly... 


, Whileſt he was treating the League with Duke Bogiſſeus, (who received King Guſtave | 
him in Srerin) and driving the Impermlifts out'of Pomer ante; ard Mech oforrs leagues with 
Jargh; being forttinate in mary” Encounters, and chicffy; in thae which the Dube of 


was offered for the ſuccour of Colbergh(where the I ſts weve knocked, 
and Torquato Conty forced toin himſelf at Gartz) the Proteſtants aſ- 
ſembled chemfelves ſecrerly.ac-Leipfick y trons whence/'ghey commutaibac ed 
with hi, amw>ars ir ownnh - eng yore oe the Bceſe- 
d s nqueſtion; of mamnining heir Religion; and 
mg, and reftraming rhe Emprre, tothe fame tareqwheran it had/beea 
Ire . the troubles. A) kinds of. defence. are auchbrizeds Whew there 
6f the diminution of eftare, and Scare, togerber with thac of Religion, 
Aeerys, that in thefe rimes, nuen may difpente word gh 
ee tpory meer doubes; and'thar it is Jawful;oapon meer'apps 
eoly, thongh withour any ground, ro withdraw ones felt from:obadienice, 
Bur diflidence,and power to hurt upom oceafren;bave nent A O— 
Juſtice, for 
sobbrrics; :for tha 
md of Wir, owghr'to be Peage, - ond: 5 ; 29 
*- Now, the King fpene all che Summer,in blocking vp chemaricine Phacesz 
iig- new Troops; exciting rhe hnbabizancs ro « 
their oft Matters; - whereiuthey lhowet# rhettſehves fo good. Ser- 


yants, that their feat” appeared-iy al) parts, Bogr/kiks wrote came 
plaints,”an& excifesto the Emperonry ductile edevane tockang back, bar 
roathes, and condemmations, '- 1 21004 (1100-4 


| Frrche mean tire, the Imperial) Army, and chat of che Leagne, were -wirlhl 
one x Head 5 becauſe che Ditke of Frzvblard b ed fe Fraperouwes Dy. 
ter ; and Gener#f T#ly hed « neind:co/ fabric to forme protss'h 
which commanded trim to/lexve this Trade, and patfe the ved of biadeyer 
ir chefervice of his Heavenly Maſter : In ſuch ſort, as there'was much 

adoe, 


Pomerania, 


expe} tew'Gu ets, anh/** Towns. , 


. He blocks the | 


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Toe. Hiſftory\of #his Irow\ Age. \ Part 4, 


The praiſe of 


Tilly who re- * 


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bance thereof. 


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adoe, yea,and/many-great Divines were fain to diſplay their eloquence, to 
Lee note 1 is Burthen upon his ſhoulders. Samy. 
that he bad alwayes had Fortune as his Handmaid ; that hz had parry 
as much glory, asany one Captain in the World ; and chat's\ this might 
change ; thatin-a great Calm, a great Storm is to be feared ;-and thar ix 
often Happen, that the ſoundeſt, and beſt diſpoſed bodies, are thoſe, which 
moſt eafily fall into grievous fickneſſes. No, no, (ſaid he) let enotber yonnger 
Shes I. am, wnt angle this Web : It is @ fair Field to win-the Lawrel ;, ſince the 
diſpute is about Keligion, and the Autbority, of the Prime man of the World jth 
Cauſe is juſt; and the more difficulty it bath in it, the more glory will it alſo bay, 
Sweat, and Duſt ming/ed with blood,will atwayesrevive,and quicken the Palms, 
and Bayes, wherewith his bead ſhall be crowned. Mine begin to wax old with 
we; and | will now conſecrate them to the foot of a Crucifix. b, 

O haw happy had be been, had hefollowed this counſel, and put himſelf 
into a Monaſtery,;as he had proje&ed ! But his delights were to be ming. 
led with bicternefſe ; his glory wasto be obſcured ; and he was to raft the 
condition of a Conquered, as well. as that of a Conqueror, The Crofle, 
which he had-a mind to embrace in a Cloiſter, was bye exteriour,and vo- 


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him, theſe three things ; Thet be let no dey ſlip, without bearing Maſſe : That 
be had never touched « women z, And that he never loſt Battel.. 

Let us leave him taking the charge, and care, of ranging the Souldiers 
again. into good order,and diſcipline ; and fee what pallcd ac Magdeburgh, 
7A the year 1628, | 


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ag cy wt C HA P. XIX. 

The Siege of Magdeburgh.. The Duke of Lauemburgh beaten, and 
taken, ad Nag Elbe. Kizg Guſtave rm Fr rt, #por the 

Oder, and beats the Imperialiſts. 


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| rdgdeburgh ieon-Im ial Town, is he Country of 8axvnie, fituated 

Mus the River of Elbe, grown very rich,and puiſlanc, and by 
quence inſolent, by-che convenieney of Trade; Ic put _ 
- 


to much vexation,and trouble, and he proclaimed an Qutlawric 1 
and gave Mazrice:Duke of Saxonic the execution thereofz. who, ci 
through collufion, or otherwiſe, forbore-to take ic 3 and; from thence came 


the German Proverb: Metz and Magd refuſed to dence with the Emperoxy.. 
boriey bogey 


After Lutbers Do&rine was planted there, the Arch-Biſhops aut 

to'be mach vilified, and conſequently, 'thac of the Emperour. But let us 

now come to'the ſtate of the:controverhie, | x p 
.'This Town choſe? s- Son to the EleQor of Sexovie, for her Ad- 

miniſtrator ,; Ferdinand conſented. not to this Eleftion.; and the, de- 


firous to reſtore his credit in that country, er with-that of the b 


rour; eſtabliſhed -the Arch-Duke Leopold, who isat;preſenc Gavernauy of 
the-Low-Countries, for. the King of Spein, The Imperialifts ſeized upon 
ſome places neer it, and extorted a ſum of, money from ir for their Sold 
or Pay; and by continuing to demand a greater,provoked the averftons of, 
the Citizens, and ed them to take arms, and chaſe chem away. :./ 
They ſeized alſo-upon ſome Barks, which: wene | to the Councry, of 


lembur gb z ſo that Wallenftein at lengrh was fain to come and revenge 
COOIED In brief, the Town pr turned PO 


and arms inco ſuppli : in conclufion,all was pardoned,th 
nay 4. moor re ne eg <d and fifey 


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"All cheſe commandments we ere prolperous enough,in High-Germany : but 
the face of all was cb in Low-SFeovy, and the Maritine Townes 
the ot the diftruſts which having been long biocked up, 

= hands,” 


Nil and Papenbeimbeing reſolved rather to die,chan abandow the 
difſembled theip loſſes received, and continued it with ſo much hr fas 3. 
All the Forts Fob non ade chemſelves maſters, ob all the Forts and Oue-works b 
Fakes, T ganas out of ha- 
y.ber own fivengrh, 
e Intabica | whine re rev {andthe 
hanil lifred upco ſtrike : and/yer, :their obltinacy 
| they mend rae plete hich at lenge obey found. For 
ag weliby-rheir Gown, 25 by cheir conmumacious ve. 
| force,and wes repulſed by rhe/Talair of che Merſbe/ 
a buſlet, che y xerremed. inco their 
he Lobo trot ioad citect at the 
fivewas feen very far from chemee,near the Elbe, and 
Mag fry ane fr tern ownwas reduced wo athes, whilſt 


the avs Eg the Citinens, ſor ns wittout taking 
This wazhs end of . lorable T | produced 
is wanche | 


Aid the Town © bo bing 
by force, which houſes cb 
is all burnt. 


ſach th 

Ee ee het Bhd 0s es gellan 
| c t | a 

Videorie with eh boo. {/ Whaterer were: m-the 


, 


er Gide;verort che faulr upon th 
@ vh - fav 
£ 'St eofavour, and 
the- Swedes, (omg es KK teſtiton foe, 


orb ding 


_ 


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encire,togerher wich che Magazor,inrorhe bands their 


proof thereof (char the fire was tardtied, inmany 
ny rm cialifts were very-far | Fee 


en4 ra tp or js ar 


LY 


AF 


: 3 dof 
s. . 


CO 


Qur che pace os have gre oiphoge behind chemifor, 
coeds Towne BridgrafiDs/ 


f 4 4 Fif's 
of 4\ ' w © 
L . ' w :, . 


ric wa cy rgrys ten Fe 1A 
je-ſho a etve mn Ce old 


with DP; Bur ew. © theſe les 
- rewind a Greyw hich lafied till che year 1649; 
nodities/AMIyances, Jitacgon,and Devi had made the 
SISSY k Foes 0 the Water that 
cractkt. 'As Jong" as the Refi $:6f Se. Norbert Telted 

| S To: I OR Ce th he opinion of many) <8 Town from/the 
re bur after they were ſecretly ſtoln' away, thewrath ofheaven 

; thdcruſhed | it, | i as r'U offi the Inngeof Mover», Troy 


s hr ' belng lofintrer ruices andthe poor inhabiranes buried, 
ink ieir houſes, mothing was Jeftto'the! conquerouce, bur, wn 
ire, toſee the deſolation'thercb. Try marched wich hisarm 
into Saxoy; rok miany' Towns; wrotevo the Duke, and-affi him, 
if-b OT TRE. aUPES corpell cheEmperourtoreall 


Mp a 
w KL . 
Rel 


vuvs 
BAL : 


Tilly goes mr 5 ( 
Saxony. "T3; 


lips ther beenabte eo-enjop ahia wis - 
SAD havebeen abieby y the con» 
Bridge, 'co-kerp. ho werahreliedno dats 


EY LY SEBBSTOEPIUTTTO BSE SIRE ROanSTR abeRord 897 OS ,P35|,* | 


"The Hiſtory of this lron Ape, | 


Part 1. 


ee, 


L 131 


. CO mn mon 


ftrangers, into Germany, as well as the Proteſtants had done, by inviting the 


Swedes and all the Princes, by choofing Guſteve, for head of theunion, arid 


Prote@our of che Intereſts of the ſaid Leegae. # OAK 5 
| The Ele&our was exrreamly afftifted,tofte tiis countreywis become the 
Theatre, where all che Armies were to begin the a 
proached, that it wasthe recompents of ſo'many, and{6 
as he had done bis Imperial! m2 efty;and that;as nga Linheyan;he oughc 
to be chaſed out, as'well-as the reſt.” Wherefore, he beſerched the King 
- (9 haſte buc he cemhporizing,and CER ob for His reread, 
he Duke offered bimall bis Country: by which'frank apdbe hit fo 
munch contenrment, char he reſolved to ſuccour him, wichouruny onditi- 
on ar all. Y $3 ' CY BY YT: 197 OULTY HO 


tie was 're- 
grearſet vices, _ 


Before this, Guſttve worked Titty before the Foreof WerbeuFor be faffe#ed Tilly bearen 


having ſent ſpies to his Camp,for this effeft, and nnderftand t all wa 
quiet,conceived that his enterprizewould not 'faile toiſucrecdyiand (0 wes 
repulſed with mach lofle ; and'a licrle after, he loſt yer tlitve Regimetits 
mores; whereby he wastaught, thas he had co do, with @ mary who' was nei- 
ther Novice, nor Apprentice, andthat' he muſt diſpute luſtely, to ger any 
advantage upon him, - f Boe debt? - 

Bur, he was not aware,that his misfortune followed him;(> cloſely, and 
thac his thirteen years Viſtorie was 'to be ſhortly contaminared;by the lofſe 
of one only Bartail : a Battail, I ſay, which 6verthrew the houſe of Auſtria; 
deſtroyed ſo muchgand ſo great a progreffe, and expoſed ehyCarholicks, to 
great afflictigns. Lensbergius forctold, There ſhall come « K _—_ the North, 
who ſhall cauſe troubles in Germeny. Ob Biſhops! (ſaid he) (bow wwch will you 
bave to. ſuffer? &c. d 


PEE CEEEY —_— 


CHAP. XXI. 
The Battail of Leiplick. The flight of the Imperiatiſts. 


K'! N G Guſtave being joyned with the forces of the Eleftours,a reſolu- 


bimco draw neer him, under prerext char his Canon was nm dy and 732 »& \Verben, 


tion waz taken,to go,and face, General Tilly : who having the wind fa- n andy 
yourable, and taken the Town of Leipfick, incamped himſelf bard by, and ,; 7< 


ftovd faſt, to ex 
were hazarded the Caps of ewo-Eleftours,the liberty of the Princes of Ger- 
many; the conqueſts of ſo many years, and the whole hope of the Roman 
Catholicks,was very bloudy,and the old bands, which had never been ſeen 
fly, gave ground here, | 
The Saxons began the Shock,or onſet, whilſt the king enlarged his camp 
to get the wind. Butthey withſtood ir noc long, before they ran; and their 
very flight made the King win the Viftory.}e are taught by burt: that miſe 
fortune it ſelf is good,for ſomething. There needed nothing to cauſe diſorder, 
for the Imperialiſts purſued the Sezxons. (o far,. that they gave the Swedes” 
occafion to gain,with little crouble,their Camp,their Canon,and the wind: 
and the Swediſh Generall Horn,flanking them 1n cheic purſuic,put them in- 
to ED _—_ —g not ans cg en—f'enr hindred _ fron 
returning to their own rom whence they had more hotly , © 
wiſely unfaſtened themſelves. F W | : _ 
Till, ſecing this roury gave order for the Canon to be regained; where» 
upon, Pepenbeim with his Horſe,gave the Swedes ewoſuch furious Charges; 


17 of Seprem»' 


the Armiesof the confederates, This Battail, wherein er, 1551, 


as that had ir not been for the preſence of brave King Guſtevezit was likely, 


chat they, who had alwaics been accuſtomed to vanqu'ſh, would ajſs have 


triumphed now, But he exhorting his men, both by his Majefty, a&ions, 
, S 2 and 


bl 


mw 6 Hiftaryof #his TromAge, * Parti. 


© "and eloquencezand 2 terrible exceurion, 

- well by cheir own Canon,as by that of their 

to fly. Tilly fol 

ſuch as bad | 

The vale of "IE ve when 
a confe 


eres; their Cavalric beos 


racers; or Charms, - .- | 


bope 
foughn ſorvaliancly, chacithey were fain. tocum the orduance uporifive Re. 


run hazard to-looſe all; Bur the Foor being abandoned: 


giments, which were 
All the 


ce" By 


TU red retired;by che way of He/l,towardsthe 9#ſ;patt@ through Hoſes 
— el in's conferred with wane whe honeys oe Bamburg: whom he nobel 


, The King, having received the Congratuhations of his viftory, and pro- 

n__— _ teſting, bs would purſue the o/4 Corporal! (fo called he old Till y A 
the end of the world; proſecuted his point towards Fr a#coxie,took Conjnx-= 

bend Wurtzhurgh,afterhbaving reduced Halberftade,and Erfurr; (and this 

voluntarily received a Garriſon from him, though ir had flatly refuſed 

any from Tilly) and from thence,he went to falute the River Mayne, where 

Frencfurt threw open her Gates, and cnt her (elfro him, This 

And the Duke done, he divided his Army, ſent one part it towards the Elbe, let the 
4 — in Duke of Saxony recover his loſt places, who afterwards marched towards 

| 14, with General Arnbem,and took: Prague,and Egner. 

A lierle before this glorious viRtory,hereceived news, that his Queen was 
arrived at Stetin,wich cight thoufand men,which were come our 0 —_ 
. - Er 


done-upon the Imperialifts, as 


by 
lowed,though ke were worded, and thereby: gave the ye to 
bled ; char he was-invuinerable, by vertue of 


Horſc, had done their duty, as well as the foot theirs, the 


LE TOE-STL-E"Y.% 


an -SET TERS. x 


LRSSM OCR SES EAaALEGERLEESRM.I YT. 


wo: WWw = (oy Ka 


| menrof the Afﬀires i his hands. But he came moſt entity 


_ 
Riſchiefs act then, Heng = poor wang? Wau a aol 
444441 Fhy fine L Ay _ — 
wall: Ggecp away; ——— i 12204 
will graw white with "Y 12H 
The firſt Poſt arnved. at Vienue, 
the Saxons; the Ano je of oy mhich oks 
Wed che c gh hore Gone ' with 
oehonret with ak rune ALE 
fare) were much 
the Ps and the Ren A A wee 4- 
ion O mongit the Ca« 
my one ys 
27) ps 7 
degra by io (alf > ch HL EDS The flight of the 
ſelves alto flight: org rk ans a pndnhoxeky de Ecclefghicks, 
Rheyn, to Coleae, Bux that, which graubleg then \ this 
fain to for ſake their money which, hay; 
raifing of an Ar S that times wh I 
the confuſion of the one, and the joy of the other,agde, 
note exprelied, and the money of che | nes po» rr pes buxco ek 
eed,their avarice. was ever blamad 
ed ed, purchaſed them hatred; They mar irons. reg hag ut, is Was 1i9r 
cellur to unfatten them a lietle, Tha hope of upoit them; qn- 
NE een De nt 
446 them be quiet, 4 - Aſt its 
che Emperour from recollefting himſelf,., luck ab&Þ 
took part with the Swedes, whom we will now ve, in & honou | 
are done them, and the thows of jos which vhs biceronemeke, for WE 


goa the Kin ſecing himſelfchusadoced by hi neo pon bay 

ow, the King js 0wn nie 
redoubted by his enemies, courſed:them ev re ining; chac 4 ; nw 
thenceforwacd, be ſhould eafily find TE Parr Mona = 
But in an allyance, every one bach his deſign apartias I hall more wow 
monſtrate. Frekce calls me now. back thichers 1) gews oug tA 
carried-to a Prince than good, hon ſo. mars (peed and, pramps 5 


may be found for diſorders, w:bniaetits to 
. oh he 1d yrnen Sven) 

IT. * £ 3 IÞ} ..% wenn t— 50 3. 1077 01 'h 
D | an. 1. > JR menus 

CHAP. XXL 7 597 is nonpr otge 7 A 

i951] 


The Cardinall watches upon. the aff «ives of Germany: CIOs "A 
Dwke of Lorrain. Papenheim retakes Welphaling on Mags 


deburgh, and beats the Swedes. : 
(4-4 \* 
EE 


(OR Richelieu,having finiſhed the civif Wir of bis 
that of Mantue, found himſelf almoft Tab ohne 
and praiſes of ſuch, as liked'not rhac he ate politely 


© The hlitory ofthir ron ge. Pat G 


i# hinaſelF andter bis Kitigs favour, in-ſach'fort, as that che ſaid Thi 
1, ws fain to nope k , 


15 Hits 7 CEAR def i i& 3: £69 
x IP oe, baniffcd” was EY 
rein 34 WM ) coy pea 


d toe rg eo> wholly i in'him,anid made 
poo + Bat, they who tHare 
t CEE erack of ingratirude, all:ige, 


ght ©o prevail,and thac ir is by webs 
Ethic is made'aguinft che = 
peradvehture, no other 


ory EE 
—oige mouneclic *hru# hianſelf mro her fearhers. White the 
Lk San Kaye poſſeſſed the Kings favour, the'for« 
Coure them two; bur he having bft 


C ul Riches only, who moſt abſolurcly 
Kelty J6.26, - 1% 

199" Gut wohde rd joyend, all the Catvinifts,” ant at 
, norton Tab aektally rj zealous Catholicks ag 
ard munwared much: ae him 3 blaming Him as an impibus man; and s fa- 
ma 'N burke #hs an/immoveuble Rock':'and ſo havinig {ha- 
bis reſs, and her faithfullſervants, he benr all his'cares to 

the affairesin Aorgatd, 2and to the meanes which was to 


hd eto Snag ſo' much difficule as he had preme- 

itare 9140504 34 4 a7 VWOort..o. pn 

44 conduudek Kin what forte FORT Lorruide, took Vit; and 
| aC fac of Armey for fifteen dayes;betwken his Ma- 


wherein he ſacceeded but licele 
e Embeſie, which they ſentco'che* King, 
to ivert cheArtis of Swrder,from cheirTerritorics,and from 
/ Foe, the Eteftonr of Trevizs only, ſouybt' his 
arr wbb Arias of iLewit beeauife 'hecould' ot hope for itn thoſe 
of 279% and yer leſs, in thoſe of Ferdinand. 

Guſtave angry King Guſtave, unwilling to let his ſouldiers coole,could not endure to 
at the protetti- gr Monſieur de Colas che French Embaſſadour, beſeech him to think of 
gn grven pe a prolongation of the Truce, for a moneth;z to whom, (being vexed ar the 
Sx: proxettion given to the Ele&our of Trevirs, and clear ly perceiving the in- 
ta ionof France) be very choterickly ſaid, that be came not to diſmenber the 
Empite, ——_— wer it from eppreſſion z1 ar rather, to retain, aud keep it eh< 

tire: and that, if bis Maſter angred bimy he would go ſee Paris, with fifty theuſ- 

ha _ To which Carnaſſe coldly replyed,that his Maſter would free bim 
by me bay more thenhalfe way, withthe like Traine; Bat 
$30 rented the, common Cauſe, and by the dexterity of 
Pts ho judges » &h or it wasnot yet time, to come to that 5 and 

was perdful 0 ally mo the haughty humour of this Sepcemcrio- 
l Prince, eby to weaken, and attenuate the Houſe of 4uyfrie yet 


more, 


and Taboured' by moſt ſecret w tO in» | 


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a tut A t © 2 


acc a4 Amu© 


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pith 


' Warns GG 


Part 1. T be Hiſtory of this bron Uge. 15 
more by his Arms. | It was too great an» Oak,to be cut down at one blow, 
They who laboured to exa(perate then, did bur looſe their labour : for, 
they bad to do with Politiezans, who-had goad noſes, and who would be 
ſare, not to become enemies, but by, ſharing the whole Prey. 
"Phe Duke of Lorreiy tad raifed-an Arniy of ewelye thouſkind ment, to 71. nut. 1f 
ſycoour the Emperagur, and was already advanced as far as the Confines Lorraine /aes 
of. 7 bye he wes cantraived to retyre into-his Durcby, and ile down Arms, 
the King of Fraxce, who was at Metz, not to meddle with- the Atfajrs of © £'* mo 
Germany ; and for pledge of this promiſe, to pur three Towns inco his __ a 
$. far the ſpace of. three yeares A. hard condition, for'a Soveraign o 
ce, who could nat ſee the Emperours ruine; bue wich his own. Bur 


bad a0 theircurn, and were no [efs rrodden down, 

ly che Priefts, Monks; and Biſhopsz bur above all, 

| | —_= o hs nas Filliem;Lexdgrave of He s, The Lanegr 

be (Ceamtry of me prvnny of #ulds; 2 Prince of the Mo an of Ralia are 

| be etiarned anto Wefipbelia, _ Dioceſe of Colemnzun- a ——_ 

R | Fiapapnic 'dammages. Bur ne Papenbrim cameo _ 

Cali £0 put a retnedy co theſe millahietes ; nor could cheve” be a braver,, 
e foupd-yur to da it, if ic vere Wichin humanewiry: to.invent 2 1, ,0 Army, 

- which hb endbrought it roſe good an 1iye, : chache meri- 

to. be fty]ed the Captyin of Gapr ame. 91.41 


icks. 


1Wich Leben, recollefted the (extterings of the ofd 


word, all aw all: ; mas Bannier 
v ih fo much fu ” 5", 


| | xp/oft of 
4 Army | and ecowned with, Well pher: £ 
ce 


which, be Eras, i. 


F i 7 
IVC 
: 
- 
. 


his grear 
inces, where we ſhall (ee 


{ LY 444% 
Sw 
'Y UF ©; 4 
be 7h 


Ch 4 » 
we. 


" The : Hitry ' of 0 : — Patt, 


- Inſychſort,asthar the 


T be Fleet of 
Sballeps taken TT 
the thirteenth 
of Seprember 
I6F1, 


CHA, XXUII. : 


The taking. the F leet of Shallops, near Berghen op Zoom : 'Wal- 
lenftcin'takes the Generalat, with-conditions of 6 much advan- 
tage. (Ht abt bes Naples « e-#be Reg of TER 417 


red fire;®" » 


He Hollanders, amazed at the «dmicable progref of the Kitig of Fwe- 
den, conceived, thatie-would be forthe intereſt'of all-the A] & as 
well estheir own, for themes affaylerrheir enemies, They were 'by 
Sea, without controverfic : And after thetaking of the Plate-Fery *they 
ſeazed rr and Townof mona 5 lem vere 
| Bur:the King of Spair taking it from. chent again 
attack the Town of Olinda, in Pharnembuc, which 
- alt che Country ECO ARING acer wcbour muck rtfftanee 
ec Miſtri « rat cars 
\ Geagnh m_ yoann pos” === | Fr ea be: E 
ro mare (od ” 
ficient to maintain, and uphold — mis Wi 
Now, the Spexiards were a many loffes boch | 
" Land 3 is aka okay reſolved to endeavourſome rey by. ay ni 
a Fleet of Sha/ops, and vanted of greac { 
Pri, who would make foregone 


OE eiftand_* for "_— good Pilorit 
and Gay ſar byee Shatops, which weee-aground: firhy 
therime, irtouke Ho//onders ro arcack th 

TR >- ek withour {o much (fs 


hooker ney ; 
' the thiczeanth Ob! - 16x. ant cls of the King of 
.-: dazics aſter; 8: - Te 7 Vit A BRINE O1 tw ob *- 


| > Noe «Anya cnand terribi@E the | 


Tie tai 


: 


Mownan of Sema, after IG 
neaws of bre, which tumbled imo the Adbiwtich 
[es me ern—res This was renewed che year 
" of Felynany, withſo great hurt, andivly;ro whe 
in houſes, roy 4 vo, 


failed aſtbnited che Houſe of —— 
e1amperuous :rorrene of the 'vitorits bi 7% 
ous Enemy, who was inſeparably 
Fortyuae , .and Favour, catt ber eyes upon the Duke of ror rp 
op bappyy/and moſt experimented Captain, who, in the affront of 
beendeprived of his charge, received an incomparable — 


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0G <d> homme fab am, "we Wa $644 
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[e's et hes li hoidibe OI 
"bo Cine a Foaxofaurt and fo bendl "og 
6.6 wy eye > 3.7. Wot +, 9s 
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« Lene ol) inns) 73.5 4 As pes 
« WCB" IE a cheaton Lorue an -Bab 
Horn beaten by his get, ap CIT INNS Harman Bet ilcaridens Co ire 17) 
Til  , Genroatick Aw cubimeh Thineveh, ou! arpwe dir Bes. 
[oe { hers,whi 19h bags — — | by | _—_— 
marche pt * ir hots, y | 
0 b all Wo ths an 42 As. wx wards order 
ids grees deal ofhiurt ancongſtehity | 250n $5 8-4 af 
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$awes, whileſt the Sexo afffifted Baheniie, and Prpirtbrime FOmERTE kh" we o1ege of 
; rerurned. to che Siege of Oigotftuite ( a fatat Towntorrhe Proce-4" ay FX 

ftancs) futl of ſpight, ro hearzchar rhe Eleftor'of Bevaris' haderfcily ſelrad 7 me 6 

upon Rietiſoonczan Imperial Town, which he forcified, "#3 bers Hy acians, 

own; and upon which depended-che ruine bf char; which hew 

in vain, The Lecreeggwhich had beet writcen by thelnhabitan&df che pip 

rown being intercepced,gave thi Buvarians ofÞherunicy: rothrer;at #Oxc 

which was opened them,as thinking ehem tobe Swedes. Tho ttajtoury 


' topor;;the town wasſaved frompillage, adit tInhabi demried to 
«fir Money, and to work about che forritications:;Fhey bad forgre= 


tothe Emperour,and che Empireſtnovitey; Wdche tri 
ef the Sweaiſh Armies, had dazied the cies of "the Proechtance, who! b 
Wal g theix deliverance. 7 © 4 4980! LStERD 
| Ifadt in the mean white ſaw the orineipatfortes of che Procethnth ; 
before Be Walls; andif ſhe yeilded; farewet Bivari a; Batthe Ki hg , 
work here,and this,was the firſt comn, which caught chis great Cony ECom 
that he was co have bounds co his Vifories, befides, char he was very like- 
ty to looſe his hfe;by a Cannon Buffer. | 
The E'efor feeling himſe}f ſ@ roughly attacked, by an Ben whom he 
bad never offended(unle(s Princes take the occafion ro by foc anoftence), 
ſent this French Refident; Monſieur de Srint Eftieaxe,eo ch c x) emon- 
fraretohim, char in regard he Was ſo deep x 1 int "Fipbe th 
the King of Frencehe could nor be affail os im, withou 
ſelf his enewy. The Refidenc ſpake confidently with Mera mori fr 7 
ro divere ham ſomeother way : bur the Kin rage him, and (aid; 
your maſters initentions, bet rer-rhen you dv;" and for rhe oj, Earn 
' French liberty for, you are not ſent to mezin the quality of av Dn inks et 
rhe fo _—_ his inftrutions,and Monfieur de Carndſſe is; in'fuch 
hoc ge ther theſe rwo, bein bort Otkcers ofthe ſame Maſter; felt 7 iti: 
BH rkich ene Gann come to Rn Thilcowid hae ahve 'T 
mes che al pla Germany, though ic>1 re 
the leftor, Cuedwal Favs bery taken/for Courendgs, ' 
=oHy this;for pelitick crafe. Howſder ay bv yras root 
faſt with'the Emperour;' 'and fo nearely, wid tiex jp? 
kx bi oy French, that Narletnryy ee” 'fuin 
Bavariawas the moſt cautious; andTabeile Prinedin: 
ie beve to do with Cheaters, we muſt tak#(Wbd of 411 things 
bt = give theld like, if wean, Indeed; when ploe 3p and wiſfyaf” 
M url, rn incby-ivarrs bf the Germans, there chere'js10 mentist6/ 
4T 3+ 28 It; 345 
The Cofolernd 5 $erangers were i all ded 
Minc'omeat, +. arty "could: 
= for King 
alone; ws che” Arrarofy _— St 
wn aur AY and bl CS The K 
precepddap yu aro gt thee 


—_— 2 ok A ro hho 


A notable obs 
® ſervation, 


Part1, 


exaQ obſ of the Truce, between chewſehyes s and the Swedes. She got 
| [abba 8 from Itely; for the Pope himſi eferring the odour of 
chr cnderatons eemed.not to care for the 
| together with the Church, whereof he 
| IE ES yet forall this, ſhe defended her ſelf 
with great being vc red by the Spaniards, and the Obedienc 
Provinces; 09,0 by che of Calinr i pram 2060 1 0B deter 
, wy 
The Eagle de- The Eleftors fhewed themſelves willing to die with ber ;z and 
wy and by the Duke of Lorraine yu array looſe bis Staces, and bazard his 
other ea ſafery,and preſervacion the Elefor of Trevirs deſpairing 
and endeavouring to ke own States from ſhipwreackewnd 
es, by the el e of that great Cardina); caſt himſt}finto 
the immer cg Frence, as we hereafter find; chbough- yer, he could not 
: the misforrunc, which was prepared, both for bis Arch-Biſboprick 
elf, Bu let us return into Brabent,to the Siege of Mueſftricht. 


s —_ ©. —_— _— 
RE \ O—_— 4 I — 


CHAP. XXV. 


Bergues di guſted with the Ki x ſervice, goes fe- 

— tot ghe. The Pegs e of Maeſtricht.Papenheim repul/ed, 

| PE. into i urgh fo/l/owes Macltricht; and the 
Ls, the Proves, to the Hague. 


taper enable for the death of three Kings. Sigiſmund of 


& bed of honour; and King Frederick, who 
fle,at Ments. The laſt year, che Hollanders criumphed 
5 condos rome one ic this, by land, as we ſhall ſee. 

ds had ſent-the beſt part of their forces, tothe Palatizat, and 
Eg without men, meay,and counſel,and in great ter» 
Count Henry of Mts Londes econ wie ſome: as 
i, wk ſervice of kioFrnce whoſe Armie 


rince of Orange, be, wich whom, 
de ls Tutherie,the French ache there, hg had 
effefts whereof appeared the firſt -Ficld: and 
7, marched che tenth of. Fave, from 
V exo (from whence che ſaid 
h condition he ſent rc 4 Thy akliteer? 

as it, m ere Wasd r 

an cud; of the War, and of:the Spanith Go- 
(ohickmas th ET aimed at) with che pray of the-Ca- 
eng mn perſon, The bird Cannot 


cakes Town, but the Gar- 
= : and the Koformers werecon- 
ws with. pare of the 


of: 
po tree ceulicions char Frm wry. -qoar 


which laſt char was ſhor from che 


of & 
brake the 


mth, 


departed che 29% of April. The King of Swe. 


— YL. I-54: 


AS I i... do £2. XS... 


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IS. LOOLTE . Ca” cds Roa 
W...-13:0-% "1 NE -» .'GHAP. 
C " 
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Part1. T he Hiftoryof. this Trow dye, 141 

aſed che Counc of Bergues,and them of his Cabal,much diſrepuration 50v%” bw” ; 
and blame: put the Hollanders in-danger; and preſerved the ſucceſſion, for MESeNTIENL: 2g 
Philrp che fourtli King of Spain, how bitterly ſoever ic have been diſputed 


The Tofante,'being fuily informed of the ſaid Coune Herry's intentions, 
whom ſhe had alwaies loved,and ſupported, againſt all cha envyed him; 

was at lerigeh indaced'co permit, that an Order might beſene ro the Gover- 

noar-of Gue/ders,to ſeize upon his perſon,and bring him with = good guard 

to Bruſſe(s, ſince he had refuſed to come, of his own accord. But he, havin 

ſmelr rhe SIPS retired himſelf forthwith to Liedge ; where he laboured The Count of 


And the Count 
of Wactuze, 


win the Town with fair words, as he had done the other, was couſtrained "0g be- 


And Papenhes 
im f-om Weſt» 
that he phalis, is res: 


wa 


Of Returns into = 
his br 


s DI | generous dilpicaſure; ' for Germady, ad 
having-undercaken ſych a hard tasky withour herons the Spanigz4 
' The:Spaniards marched towards Br ebext,not W marmurcing agzit'*'* 3rabace, 
their General, whom they accuſed, to;have 1 away their. and 
one part of the States Army, towards L; which was ſurr up 
to them, upon the ſame conditions that Meeftricht was. The Baron of 
Commander of chis Town, a great. reputation, atid-was as hi 
praiſed by che brave, and { Prince Henry of Orange, as he wes ho- 
nourably recompenſed. by che King his Maſter. Never.was the aforeſaid 
ours! Greater anger and.jf the: people of Liedge had forſaken tis 
" ip, het .hbeen'in a poor condition, for want of Vitals. Leeus 

f | 


M41 g07 3/14 tub Hd Et 49 On 
” 
Prince of Or 


. 


General,and the 


e.invited the obedient Pro- 
ropofi- 
Ardii-Bifhop of Meck- 4nd the Prince 
hr! wes 5 |; | o thic 

5 with a i 


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'T The Hier of is Iron 7 . 0 Pue h 


'cnap. XXV1. 


Wallenſtein beat the Saxons out of Bobemia 3 and FLY: towards | 
'Nuretmby The Tra edy, which hapned at Roſtock. Gal- 
 aſlo, aud 64 In Is The King goes, owt of Bavaria, 


' and imcam «bimſel before the ſaid Town: he ſends forall by 6 S 


Forces. The Jucce e of Papcnheim. 


* LL the World admired Walterfttinin his proſperity; many —_ 
A kinsgn his diſgrace; and every body ward whe 1m himnow, a 


. head of ſopuifſant an Army, with ſo'muctk glo and Majeſty The ft = 
dart he ſhor, was nm NG of wn and 1 th ne a «Pr 
Peace) the point w not yer well ſharpned, was qui 
Wallenftein fted, [Ar cleanſed -afterwards. The Create ſhor,' had fo much ike” C 
| bears the Sax- that he diſlodged theſaid Efeftors Troops out of Prigae, 'and all Bobemie, 
ens out of Bo--” 4 made them recurne into ie, leaving Gellaſſo* chinde chem, with - 
— fome forces. 'But he was not' edatal}, toſee the Duke of Bavarie, 
chaſtiſed by the Swedes, nor did he haſten ro beac theti'onr of his Country; 
in reſpeft of the hatred he bore hind, for his having diſpoled the oe 
by the advice of Cardina) Ritbeien, ro deprive him of the Id 
fne,aftcrhaving been ofcer-beſeeched to come, he moved at len geh,cowards : 
He ER the upper Polatinate, complimented the faid Duke, and joyned with wo : 
tbe Bayarians,/ /"'Gyſteve Horne was noridle in Alſatie,and by rhe aſſiftanice of che | 
firates of Str (forſo many Im Towns, ſo many litche Ara | 
| - forthe Swedes) he the Fort of Benefeldr, which by che flacknef' of 
Hens ralys - the, Governour, he ly took 3 and ſo, by breaking che Icons,” wheres ©} 
& - with the Teo Gente to be bound;the Swedes forged other,co flop th 
| He took many Towns, and would have'made greater progreſs, had be h 
> beanie -  his'King, to ſuccour him neet Nuremburgh: 
+ 1 TheDukes 7 of Meckelemburgh were alfo ſtill in a&tion,and had ſo cleanſed © 
vers tf Re: thieir- Dutchy from the Imperiat' Garrifons, who were not expetted 6 be | ; 
tock,and why? EVET ſeen in thoſe paves; "Bur there chanced & Tragedy ac''R 
which was like to have CODES the Town,' and the ar, 4 
_ 5r3-and it-mas this; Accreaing Buyghov, of Townlmai;' having a 
to-the example of Judab,todeliver the ſaid Towti,from the o 
bagel of he Hbperialiſtss wenr co the Goverhour in irs! 3 
ro deb port; be eee —m_ wiring iting it, 
n {0 0 mn blome with-a baecher, thab heeur off hicficad, bei ered 
_ threw ir into the Cullar of another Page ' This mijirs 


cred,  _— 


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wr hic Came Out of Bevarie,he found * 
bue | 


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Tumnlesof the Peaſagtyin Aoftrioyand abgwea 


; he redreſſed his Maſters def 
iy Wvateae;webabbe  ITTED 


[of had lived/yer ſome: years.more,he would ayes re- 
d-Mayclly, coirs firſt ſplenilonr. 
y gave ground, as they had done in the Geſt Batrel. Ie is 
RL ob = Kingwas lainggbout the beginning of the bascel, having 
received. five wounds, ewo whereof were mortal, but it could never be 
whoſe hand he fe} — wa pes were ſo , thac the truch 


pempelipdiotecres. The redes have reportedgthar he was killed, by Guſtave flain, 
hn. ety ca of ers, by Pepenbeim-: :* bar neither 
| dE Noi th Foeliertk fery like robetrue, He was found anwngft the dead, 
ſ#troddin,; and tumbled by the Army, which had ne ior his body, 
that he was hard to be known. What ſhall we ſay of « 


| ency of this 
* World; fince fo mach glory, and-nerit-is trodider a tory woyy' 
Phiis Prince, w 


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th ferem' neer Hugarnaws whete his Footrambaſtly: mickourtight- 


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& BAP. xxxt: 
in 5. the Swedes in Sitefia:* The vary, 14 ER 
"Wits 


Es retralt the Accord” wade as Nees I 
fivhe ſaid Wallenſtein...”... .. 


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hr RD (in a pearance WAS but borrowed purtinneif 
7 559} he cheDukevE Lorrain cowards twockarge 
| fern ch whirete- his Fi at: fighe- 


The Encounter 
neer Hague- 
" RaW, 


digniry | Marpat'of Frente, . 
| hors has I nnkhs : 
Tibvicks Canthaney es ofutheir jou | 
et oral eon ts bong WS Do 


& B'AP. Xxx. 


mn _ the Swedes in Sileſia ''T he Cotorjians or of 
> ſs the Accord" made befove OY: of? Fra 
of the Jaid Wallcnſtein, $A mes 
THileſt the Princes, and vs, mhick w 


'of Auſtria, | wp. o.fee mere nem Ee Ss 
daniels noſes; 'by the at fo (ones, brovuee' +. by: 6 | 


blood the total occupari ” d4} 
> ms tt hand 45 = \ Joe 5 :h6 King ol 
with his bars {- s, . 
EE, CE Forfom helnd let, 


[erin Lo ps "e 
cur oye many brave aftionzas,he had pe 
"ne Crown, though is were h:the charge of bis May TE 


wWhave cfiefted alone 
relies _— ———_—————— — 
Omer Hat, ine 


hes 
phy fees 


ro bath: the Magilirace, 
King of France, ſelf, to beat - > out of Town, if there were any more ſpeech - | 
their Maſter. | 
Let us now ſhew the tragical cnd of the ungrateful #ellenftein z for (fince 
we have already-ſeen the recompenſe of his ſervices, ler us alſo publiſh che 
1ſhmenc of his ap and creaſons. 


puni 
Bron was advanced to the hb gh dignngy Marſhal of France, to crown 
———_ z and his head was the _—_ CRaMCIONT, for 


Ha TT arts cu anies 


CD take an to himſelf, without menc6ning- 
py Rey Ve the I brakg 3 embition brought forth ellion : pgrons 
ans pe wg nt > ee rh Buc what remes 
Wallenſtein's die for ry tur nn ? The Veſſel oconſd- noc. chaoſe-buyrun 
agron mhen the © Piloe himſelf caſt het app" ah ny 
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ledge none bur the Emperour. Whereupon our deſign (laid he) is difteve- 
ved, let ws pack away, and Joyn with the Swelldd nee tf 
er 3 the 


Now this infamous treaſon was known to:Gordgn, Lefly 
ewo former Scotch, and the laſt an Jrif . but 
how to ſtifle it inthe Cradle ;- to which 
Ilew, and Newmenr, (all his Creatures ro 


lives (pay che ſcore, and ſaverheir ; a us 
uy a chem axth Members, mule npon hi 
= che Commil brains on whereof | rv oa roy Fl 0: y un- 
d Butler, who t is dore i 
a Region hard him, that he wes Ave Ws : ES IM Wallenfleia 


FirefAfotarion. Ob Traytour, fo tbh 
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a Trajrour, and'a 
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as ihe bad been wrongfully killed. Men, are tt 9 by 
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ked -him onc- of his ; he tad canſed many to be hanged, with this 
ſentence ; Hang tht bet *: Arid yerl ſay, he hath found which have 


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rg Son AI own afitipathy & thac Family, (which was Bib. uf 

then combarted by ſo many Proteſtants) then reaſons, and arguments _ 


| cient to prove his innocence 3 nor #tethey indeed' vajued, bac a 


ſtill, "if old "man hath 
not fai ed*to find applauſe agg ar Toki SCF arte, ax rnd 
be Allience iba K; King, w the aforeſaid Houfe, 


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covit, were put tort Arne b7 
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lived, Her Cabjett EVE very great no for the Fas ry of 
ſo Þ coode Mock —— bs Qrramp had been ſo-gently governed ; and that 
which moft affli them, -was to foreſee , that theſe Treaties would 
pm no good effett, as it was eafie to-judge : for the. Staces ſtood 

upon impoſlibilities ; and theſe could not by any means excinde 
their Maſter; beſides, the Prince ging to befiege Rbinbergh, (which he 
took in chree weeks) made them conceive, that they created with chem 
almoſt no otherwiſe, then Gonquerors uſe to do, with ſuch asathey 
© have 


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d Spa ub It«/iex, and. Bur- 
pre nh Bands, chrough lens Re , into Germeny, where 2, quickly 


melee what it was, exa&ly to obſerve Milicary Diſcipline. 


»« The Azwics and marched intoche Dutchy of Wirtembergh, after 
hich they and the Children of Iſrael did, afcer Ee Lond 

of Frame: bue they firſt palſe.ghe Red Sec, and win a Town whoſe 
wn was ang and require » before they could arriye.cothe 


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were already arrived z ſo chat there wanted none, but the Rbingrave, who 
on beyond the Rheyn,with four, or five thouſand men ; Bur chey would nor 

him, for fear leſt che Imperialiſts, who, hed goccen cothem the Ar- 
mic w the Duke of Beveriz,and Cardinal Infenco,might Chance to eſcape 


ke fight n in the morning, the moſt furious ſhock was given, for 7% $i! of 

the getting, an I keeping of a Aillock 3 andche Swedif Infantry received —_— 

reat loſſe, about the eo ws ns « mined Fort. The Canon it ſelf bringyf Seprember. 
ck bu 


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= the ſquadrons : and the Swedes,upon the other tide, amazed ro 


retreat, and advance with a ſure diſcha were conſtrained to 
oo an? the Cavelry being purſued by che Duke © rrein, and Jobs de 


ks 


ve a brave account of eehves that day) was almoſt ut- Ard 


and. the quarcer given by Hamelen was exafly obſerved, tperiaiiſts 


auger, All che Canon, to the 
hey Plc ndriver hundred Colommtorraghatrregronths- _ 


crowned the heads of 
dinend:. bs of air iy there vere above evelve thouſand men agen upon 
the place, and near fix thouſand priſoners, |& whom was tha brave 

General, Gaftave Horne, who was received by the King, with ſuch ceftimo- 
nievofbeneolene, as were ſuitable ro the meric of ſo courteous, and valo- 


roug « Caprain. 

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an ps whezeof we will ſpeak as briefly,as our matter 


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1 the- Peace made at. Prague, after:the 
(t places, akid Cana 'T, he cotplaints of the Swedes.” 


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-ainftche Swede it ergy, in the. cod of whe. y 


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a at _ ie will either pierceir, 


The ſcatte rallied neer- rages e Ryngrove, 


' who had had his finger in the pye, and ſaved himſelf by ſwimaun 
there, with the Great e could, to - 
6 For, ek 


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————— 


The Hiſtory of thes Iron foe. "6 


—_— 


Pare. L. 


. We muſt here take notice of the ſhipwrack, of a cercain Veſſel, which de« A Veiſe1 march 
parted with a fair wind, from #iſmar,fully loaden with chericheſt ſpoiles, #15 Spotles - 
and principally, thoſe of the Ghyrebes; for befides ſome filver Ocgantghe obs 597- - 
ppelve Apoſtles of Warts wgh, were alli hut up.in chis belly -of woot: Big *" 
Ing neer her rime,. ſhe was delivered; wichour a Midwife, and #1} was 1oft;, 

a league of Sweden, la ve onely one man, who eſcaped,;ro' carry' the 
newes, and bid chew not expe@ her. The ſpoiles of the Church, produce wot olds - 
bat misfortime. | 1 D&G 2X5 


- . 


— a—_—& : ; ; aca ao; io wm | 
ute” (EY FS. Aft 
CHAP. 1. ...... 1\ 2 ' ant) 
Tbe anſwer to the pomplaints of the Swedes. The Ca/tlinial of RY: 
chelieu, will beftege Colein. The States refuſe ſuccour” the exdes\ 
vours torking the Houſe of Lorraine, The DutchefſeNi oll at Pa- 
ris. Prince Francis carried priſoner, to the Cittagel of Nancy... 


(9) Surthey ambitions and aNacigc; 8} theGermans 
Þ 


r 
enſe which was offered them, free the rinces from ingraticiidez. Thac ic, : 
q Goods of rher * _ 
Empire ; and much leffe, to draw the-French Choy caanite\ nn ly; og 
14s 16:49 Ako Le hnng 
wow orng EF Yewc | 11poR, 
49 cottered Building, ance. 
Infcumient of all blood; Plays, ang. 
qr Revell, which, was fo:l4ng . danged 
Neer,or;jtt Raines IR B9eY de "T7 


gan changes.of Fortune, 011 +112 
onſtance af che Caloniahs, or-Githr] be Cardinal 
W,, A : d : 
Ho 7 + 


FP. he (eng;”* F $ 
verru6of the treight Allyancezto ſucgou 
deſtinaced to beliege that.Ciry) wie Vaſtual 


And by.1 nts, 94ev 
. But they anſwered, thar chey"aguld 
bending ch Emperour, | 1 
other anſwer at all, to al es 


e Colein, 
pag emo cliat 


bat in vai ; 
ſend 


But icwas, Becauſe th 


anne, 
c 3t kV bve all obl Ds 
would drive him 


by force.  So:thar, cheſe-former circumſtances, "thi the urtcer rout of the 

Swedes,being morivesto make the Cardinal differ hisdefion upon Colein for 

a ficter ſeaſon(for vengeance waits oecalion)made him he te his choaghts 

upon thiags of neerer coucernment; as thus He'had aftr almoſt ru- 

med,or quite depreſſed che branches of the Houſe of Lerreinin France,and 
| Y 


perlecuted 


e - 
worch, 
4 3 

awa 


7 162 | ' The Hiſtory of this Iron /7 ve, Pires, 


be Houſe of Palappenl e Duke of Guiſe, even till his death; and therefore BiFtefo he tefolved 
A8 wy af- unroorthe main Stock, and deſtroy the whole Family 
: he Duke of Lorraine, afcor- being ripped of all ne” laces of {trengeh, 
| and of Noxcjor ws ro get apeace; found, that Frence foughe nothing but 
his deftriition; and chat when he refented any of the affroncs which were 
done him by the Cardimal,the King (who was often ignorance of the _ 
- was farthwich-made beleive, that he bad broken his farth;and ſo bis lawfu 
excuſes had no acceſſe, where his enemies were ſtronger chanke: Where- 
fore, ; ee no other relyance,than upon God, and his Sword,and not be- 
The Duke of rode lends his } refentment; tepubliſhed a Manifeſt; 
Lorraines Mg- yy _ he On ker being g Saveraign Prince born, and ſecing thar 
mfefto, | his Enemies (whom he could not contentY ſought after his Country, and 
life; he cransferred all his Rights, upon his brother; abſolved his Sub. 
from th ir. Oath of fidelicy to hiinſe]f, and commanded them to obey 
a Which gene returned into Germany, to ſervethe Emperour, whom 
> C died to ruine wich him; from whom he reccived che 
quality, of Ge of the Catholick, Army, and paſfed toward, the Danub, 
with the Cardi Infanto: And wy 4 þ or four monerhs after, the Princeſſe 
The Princeſſe Nicol! his wr her entrance into Paris, where ſhe was well received 
Nicol. at Ps- by-their Maj oy nn ame NS to her Fon. 3g 
ris. | peg rnay rg w and 1mag! , that this 1 ranipart, 
or Deed of Gife; was but gry oct for a ep and knowing al(o, thas 


che Cordepaaachorts EE to the ſaid] had etit to Rowe, for a Diſpen(ati- 
Prince Francis on to 1 Confin' German A theC: ap into the hands of his 


marries bis +; judged it expedient, to er6fle this math, and ſo ſought to ſur- 
a give cho Pal rio wit for be pu rough ch Guards, and che ſam 
os Gans; __ ummated: But bark he,end his Princelle were 
eh; tit of which they bork ſecrecly eſcaped, 

in the habit of Councry people:21d palling 

enicey Y at Ss che rg” Court 


recy, many 
bx LL abdily, _ a ſe 
ngers; ang the 
in the Gotheck 
art Princes,-which 
Rehgicn, 'throu vb 4 
ther ans flock to 


7 b . ie oy) oem « = 
| that Deftrine, ogy confeſle, + hay phi 
'reatmeticn be it had fiever 0 ended Frence; That 


' Printe, who defires pathing but 
thee of his Canſe. This Prove 
' who accuſe him of ele 


o; cafe ercof, either rot. v3 


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"he Urea ver) Bruf 0th taken by a ye war. 
Ri Bhai wa ed Wat Sai the Hoiltedr ftria _ i; "S 1 416 /=l0 
| p* q al cyoughs jy yet with advancage; ſeizets ET 0 5” 


| #5 arg, leaft ſuſpetied, and. moſtimtereſſe 
| wiſe/are alwayes choſens for uhe expedition of any nn che hana, ny 2g ONE. © 


Imperialiſts being grown lack and lazie-by : the mat _ azine at 


theDutchy of #7 3, YUM wat 
burgh, the like wh was wage 1: hot 
whole Armies c er, for the {Dhemorg +b:4in cs 3 
judicious (ot | aitenpot- 
edly upon @plein,. ws 
communication wi 
' the Empire; wt @ Gha gore 
' the States Ships) bear them our 7p) 
blow, an unchought of thunderbakz!, Tr 
| RE Eog Ts d enialat che. | | 
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nes a Golden-Plece Jed, and 5 
1 | fairkfull Offices” the havin. 5 
4> reps bs 't | w 9-6» wr Which is tab-n 
hat fo, Guat 2 oe nc inarheceiat A&D): x LIES. ”- y Graff, | 
ret g ry gee hed all ehe,faix advenrages of -eheFren 5 


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The Imperialiſi! low the ' Du oP og, —— Frencki 


1,*N 


more s Fox,chan a Li more by crafc, than open fort " it was. 
cime, $o; "ow. off the Vita '&, anit lay bold of all' Eee Be | appt 
tines to.1t, Fro hes to the opinion of that A Fees 
Jearnedly refuted, ” #hiſenius a Profefſour of Lovein; and: « 
ard, who argues thus, I Fe the E mpirt belong to Fratict; becauſe. 
by Chaclemagne, with much more re«ſon doth 
vinces in France, occypeted by the Goths, belong to the King of Spajn; a he is 
Succeſſour of the ſaid Goths,who eftebliſhed their, Monarchy in Spain, preceded 
the ſaid Oangpay y yg tzwe. Bur let us leave theſe rifles,anid fond _ 
mentationg, and. ſtap, in, qur corrupt Age, where Might, amonyft many, 
more eſteemed, than Right,and vhgrghe moſt crakey _ are _ Fo 


deſk Polieigians. 3 4 F 2d wk 


Duke Beryard beipg eſcaped» wich: many other Officers, 
Germanghetwanjudged, 


the favour of France; wiktere, being a: 
fic to bear the burchen. of the Was; EIN Sad” be French ;n 
at well; 1 manter of. RitigionJnothererC® ary. 


here paſſed nothing-worthy.,of memory 


creſt je Winer cope wh hunengut vets 


_ OE, reſolutions; freed Colein- from 2 mol 
f lputA$i 4 te F ut 


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table £2 
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chat the prear; God makes his Divine Providence ſhine 
The I, Philipsbur gb was not ſufficient, without che CN 


of Trevirs, together the Eleftor ; the Town y eaken the fix and 
ewentieth of Merch, 1635. and he carried to Bruſſels, the Garyiſon of 
70 £4" —_ 


[nn yars 34 11ycete chaembube 
ah LL EE 
—m— or Comer ans which 


-e.andh It ied che Ns RT bue they raiſed him'fo high , 
ro 1 Ke hum catch che heavy fall. | 


— —— - 
eB oiete of CHAP.1V. 
The ie devlares war againſt +be Cardinal Infanto, and whys The 


re beaten. The toking bf the Fort of Schenck. 


being irrizared he lofle of this moſt importanc Place, and 
Ti ret 0 Gem been ſufficient to cover the Eleftor of 


foe 60 1-demand thim from'the Cardinal Infanto, who anſwered 
diſpoſe and he buſi ſe,wichou che knowledge, 


= 


Spein : which ber ne: 


ty." H4g1Þ ; 


mr 6 3 39 {EL Exc 


" whe maonion'of thoſe 


| hy ur 6 them, Þy-« violent 

; irath. Brthe yg th of thi Houſe of 
Hg Jan the fariows Tait, pmaceiyed that ir 
y « | d, that ſome Pros 

d formerly depend- 


his propriety in them 
z\Whick the F _ 
aliendte the ri 


al 


= = x wn. ks mv aACcnmir ace. .4a 4 —— TL" 


dir wg of an er; he EN to declare war 
Een os likes camcagion, from that 
albche © parts were (0 

4 wa mthe-Wh@twind: wen I retuca again to 


LEASES i a ont” Oo er ee 2 BY 


WA .= = a. i RH TT X 


_ T he Hiſtory of this 


G—<—_ _— —_— * 


thac 
and l Piſtols. All-which 
n of | to keep that part of the Coun- 
my inf quiet ard, which (onghe.chec 
ſhes war, (0 tomakegheml: ge of ethers: 4 French wri 
BG, bat their admirable pru to Uivert it, and their power ptcſer- '*! <<cnſes the 
ved ir (e : | | leave diſputing, Spaniargs of 
ad, "make the Armics march into the Field... | 3% tines 
ay + The French were to,ſcutfic with a Natibn, which is-not ftertled at noiſe; 
As hone Ire or forces, necr Sed#n,, under the conthitt of 
lia- che Maythals of Chafti//on;andBrex4, and ſerit them to enter' the King-of , - 
F of rercitorics, atche ſametime when the' Hero/d arrived at Brufſets,co © 7 *v* 4199 
h , ounce the wasz they having begun cheir march 3 dries before, whnkoke nom 
' briveſt Army that could beſeens A trick which touzenet che; Spyes, and. 7** Spanih 
| proved to. be of mach ad :. Their order was, £o joyn-with the Peince' >pes courened, 
_—__ of Orange,and proceed under his expericuge,:to the con of the whole 
Country; chariſo it mighebe ſhared berweetrahicn. The. thiw was Jold befere 
ho the" Brdy was tale} and they who reckon before their Hojhinweſt reckon twice... 
+; Thiey cut off Prince Thomss's'T roops, which preſumed to efuch an ?ri=ce Tho- 
Army, as that z*the Vant«guard whereof only, put then ro-flighe 5 and %= bis [Troops 
which was a terrour both to Friends, and Foes: yea, the Prince of 10s duge efeared. 
ad * himſelf,and the States when they beheld rhisſo gallant an Army, and above 
of ſeven thouſand Horſemen with ſcarlet Cafſocks were ſo amazed, thar they 
ed . would have made the e of the crofle to, had they been accuſtomed 
Cy -  toir, Buc afterwards, di and jealonhes (the obftaclesto all brave ex- 
.2t ploits) wriggled rhemſelves in among chem, and c wHl the end-of 
ow the Field. oo = IN vor a 
| The firſt prey was Tirlemaunt;famous-dor the.ruine thereof; for 21] imagi- 
x |  nable crueltics; and unnatural "ans Bagg rg fe | in 
- this unh 4 Town. The Churches, A. a : held Tirlemounc 
0 N fo grentel V aneracicn,. naghaniibd-ich-leſbaorearcapd cakes taken and 
on | bernmecr Tartar, All werpillaged, od —— 
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|; | uh fir& Field, which looked at —_—_ would (wal- 


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1679 


Part 2. The Hiſtory of this-Jron Ape. 2 


beating them to Montbe/gard; and Geleſſo, having made them quit Metz, 
Gufteveburgh, and other places, went purſuing them in the Reer as farre as 
Metziin ſuch ſort, as that Weimey,and Cardinal dels V alctte were compelled 
tofarſake all; and the [rperialifts, being tired with following them, and 
want of food, were fain to return, and give them leave to take breath. 
},In other Ages,ſuch revolutions as thefe, would have produced peacezbur 
inthis, theſe lofſes, were purt'as matches to kindle them to a concinuation; 
for he who gota great viftory, hoped forthwich to ſuppreſs his enemy: and 
if Fortune changed , detice of revenge ſuggeſted no leſs to che adverſe 


Now, fincethe French are driven almoſt quite ont of Germany, and the 
Low-Comtries,we will go ſee,in what poſture the Swedes were, and how they 
filently breath noching bur vengeance, 'by ſpying owt ſnok as were affeFtio- 
naze co them, and attracting by fair promiſes, them who were wavering, or 
ballancing berween both. 
, The GrearChanceller Oxenftern, one of 'the beſt wies of this Ageqnor be- 
mg able, by his proteſtations; ro ſtop the'courle of the 'Treaty For peace, 
and not finding roo much tafety at Franfurt(25 we have already (ajd)wenc 
into Praxce, where he was received with ſuch bonours, as the King com- 
manicaccd to few, He conferred oftew with the Cerdina!; and theſe two 
t Starres never made any conjun&ion, but they caſt ſome il] influence 
the houſe of Auſftriz, and canveſed whatſoever was for their own in- 
cereſt; In ſuch ſort,as that they both having raken a firm reſolucion(the ef- 
fefts whereof we have already ſeen, be palfed into Heollaxd; where he was 
ly honoured, and'tht-retired towards his Miſtreſs, from whome he 
irred wp = ons . So | dof bet ; Hh 
-Infne, Bannier, aving wrangled, and tickled a long twme,,, . 
pedeived bis Orders,and a ſupply from <wilen;bezan ro uy abour Him;ſhake — 
wEkis Extefie, and attack the Saxons c'Hitherro, we have ſeen wars of Ca- © & 
tholicks againſt Catholicks, /atid the Lotherays $ up the 


now we ſhall (ce Lutherans ber am: 
mates; againſt the Reformetesz'ih tas the Pa 


in ſo like Wolves, «s they do: | 
NE bees the moſt irreg@lar and: <ttravagant* wat that (ever was, 
wherein che moſt unbridled paſſions of man had the. Helm, V engeince 
licentiouſneſs, and licentiouſnefs, u} the cttielty, and barbarity, 
ack the 619) taiſe(liefertierevl.fo PO 
7 Conntry teierne 1 | racipaire gave,,..... < 
== Amy tothe Pexſancs; and mili | 9 vi ” tothe Soles. nome Sf 


5 Was ed by the Sexons; Br | her, an4tharged 
ſaddainly, and dey wor Thar tie brake theni, before ry 

kntw; that che Swedrs were inthe -%:Thig'chark abared che 'repneg- 
tion of $«udits,but not the:courege of pry heater o to efipage 


ivork, he bad thework; but he; { 


7 . 7,46: C 
ThE leQtor of "i Rn wth | bis - - 
his-SubjeAs, Fo X @ woe de Y 
- ra and therefore he had recourſe. to the rour, who _ k 
yore, | im yd 


7 Ti Ho de. Pare, 


— O— 


The Imperial; ſti hin an Army, undet the conduft of General -Hetsfe/dt../ What a change 
in the juccoun of 15 this 2 It is not full four paarbeenge the Swedes came to chaſe the Imperis 
the Eletor of ,\: 0; our of Miſnia; and now theſe arerecalled; to chaſe our chem which 
A they alſo did,and belieged Magdeburgh, even a place redoubtable in ber ve. 
—— wy ry aſhes, Bannicr,made a (ew, of ſuccouring itz- but was met by Hetsfeldt, 
Witock the andforced to retire, with great loſs, whereupon the Town yeilded; and 
fourth of Ono x3 atsfeids went toſeek his Enemy,whom he conſtrained co forfake Werke, 
ber, 1936. Tangermond, and che Field ir (elf, to: the Dutchy of Meckelenbrrgh, where 
he ſtayed neer Wiſtock, and contratted as many forces as he could. The 
Batrel was fought the fourth of Ofober,1636; wherein the Swedes did more 
they men 3 for ac the firſt, they had the worſt of it ; but coward che ed, 
they ſo furiouſly charged the Tmperialifts,and Saxons,which were upon their 
retreate, that they made them. double their pace, and acknowledge the 
Swedes for Viſtours, and themſelves for Vanquiſhed ; the proof; thereof is 
this. bo 
Bannier returned in MSc with reſolution to do. better then before,and 
to makethe poor Subjefts feel the hatred which he bore their Maſter, He 
cook, -pilladged; and fired Torgew, He pardons now no- mere; for'it is 
the trick, of baſe fellows only, to forget offguces, This Age is all martit, and 
breathes nothing bus blood, and Nlawgbeer. To be « g:od, Cbriftian (faid a 
Gentlemaiy of Holſtein) it to havg \afaint, > jth ag Goak C 

hy _  Leipic ped Banners unperugus courſe, and thevaliane Adolph Tres 
Leipfick beſe dor Lg ek gnam his thumbs, by anſweriug the Drummer, we. es 
ned tq pur all.co fire, and'{word, if. be did nog render the Town) that be 
ſhould do bis workt,; Itis not almayes the-Ramparts, or Walls, buc the va» 

| lour of a Governour, which makes a Town ſtrong. Wes. 
POP TIENY: William Landgyeve of Haſfia ; 1eging forwne favour that fide which be 
beaten befors Joveds: brake of Prague, and wept toſurprize Lambey, who-had 
Haguenaw,by blocked, up Henemg defeated: him, and freed the: Town; for whichifia 


gd. 


the Landgrave. ation, hewas proclaimed an Quelaw, and aR gbel tothe Empire. Geaeral 


Goess, being ſent to follow. him, cook mapy;Rlaces from him: defeated Me» 

[endo ſhux him/up 4n the Town of >" ; 1424488 

 Hatsfeldt, being declared General, of-ghe Imperial aud- Szxon forces, 

\. ,, Mmaderhe Viftorious Goets come through. Ice, and Snow, to fuccour Lejp- 
=—_ fremLeip-dick,s ſo ready waz the Emperaur, to mayufeſt, bis beyeyglence co the ſaid 


fic: 1617, and [ 


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where be intrenchedn 
defjred £9 
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omans, gies, The Relation of his 
E's Inner makes Me ” pregreſſe Many. Princes take mentality, 


and efterwards,'the Swedilh parry. po Mtn ok Id Gene- 
| — oh Gong. T P', 


| Emperoar Ferirmenid chi feed, feelin A ark oy 
Tor the burthen of ſo meny yeard, nd yy Ceets cj 
Y at 


tormented; rook nothing niore means, bon to 

ide for the eftabliſhmenc of thas Em ie which a 7 part ines, 

by the ambition of Strange aken. Holy thoughts, 

and worthy of Tuch « Pilot, as mecited eo ae ry 1 @ ſhip, in a ſtorm, 
which threatned chis-great world with deirtion Bit, ic bad paſſed the 


of all ThegranGriv-Syal 6f the'$ more & 
EI - ws accent dr nr 


e cothe Stars, implore' ti 
rof making Shipmrack, bythe excraordinaty violence CE 


peice fn Logie cocks I oh rehes bh deer 


Bede poriec 1er at Reticbonr, and ſent” TP Teac Frevirs ba rhe aſſembly 


"oy in in the Low-counrries.  Ratisbo 

hn w  prnagss. ens Faheons KA oak for C00 Fr 
nod room zalready ery, the under deal mgs erdin1 

of the Frewch, for thEDuke of Bavpria, (0 She voice fell pon himz _ ay g 

the affe&icn' of che Proteſtants wif declared with fo great harmony, | 

the General Shower was, Live Ferdinand the third, "> Kingof © the Komans, 

ccremonies being accompliſhed rhe 22.-ot December, 1 ors the now. FN The death of 

Ei 


Chriſtian manner,readred pp his Soult tb God,the 15h of Exhtmoey Pegs 
we may admire the ſtupendious, and pert nds of the Di- 1637, g 


*.. 


mares, nh ET | 


ale the Feſits, and thac he 


en 50 revglogand 


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273, l 


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in the wrab ; which Kew 
y the a 6of thac nor tak dtra- 
: good «ens of chan Kod thy mrs. 


RISE very liccle y > xm 
een Femongh __ 


eaivin Miſnig,” the-Swider ; | SD | ore rothei £ 
RY the hatred they earied to the Catholicks, shejir nilinddin 5] 


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yy 489: 
we havecarried on the progreſſe of the Seek! ei 5 it. 
grotto: renin TER HO err part, lod, 
afar General Goltafſo departed;'the Burgunid/ax; were alv much alle , rfuroundl 
Aed,and their conftancis rather Brought thisforruge u \ hee ther : (6Burguds 


vetted it from them. They refuſed toc of Geriſom [7 
Lirvdizers were noc uble ts defend them: (6 __— they 73.4 


Be and that Vitory opene@ the 

+16 with ng which cy Fang tor Te ins 
iathy cars ads beidge,co keep che River at pt | O 

an SOT of i i, _—_ worn cume for * EE 
tarts their backs, (0 eq y res 
Long ay vered his Maſters, this fl y got polh 5; 
ven- by the Dutke'of meals in hole þ wes Cad Rog heT 
into Winter quarters. 


- Howeverthe Duke of Voynerr was much” iſt5niſhed' at his loſe; Fes oy 
not he looſe his courage-For it is i the croſſes of f Forrane, thet r las 


wy , 
he Weymarj- 
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thouſand men mas.utterly, Gefeated, The eficved had path 


wen enlſeds mherewith Lemboy made ſuch a bappy afſayle, cha be goe pe 
ſJefhon of a Fort neer the e; burnor being +> k C 1 
he was forced Wquit it again, The Duke rainy | cook ro heaxe che 


peaſerratio@gb ie ef luck hen che Imperialifts. al 
| ipr. :dofhaving coo awch remporized; was dE. 
<> © LC SES 4 wy es combaced a def - > Ws famin,was 
Rr fa- © : pine, and yg * ab-riches J the ſajd 
—_—— | ke vhrh upon the Houle Anftris 'r#poſed, 
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jon Berg qereti wi> "nem 6 f ns, to take aff ol} impechments 
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yy £5 ; hadto do with s man, a was more.cunning then himſelf. In ne; he 


fick, andafter aving made bis Will, died, in the Gower of 
nol pallſuk.aud. chEmicht of bis Viltories,and of his Arwy, Some Ger mans rabid 


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- the fadle, ahd guilc 


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" the Duke of Cheftilion,having recoll 


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, and took nathing more co hearr, chan cheucrer: ruine of each other. 
zeir thiclt was not, yer quenched wich humane blood, nor cheir ticar di- 

minifhe1, by fing alt che Wintee, , 

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Anficrdem, where that $ Magiſtracy 


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exe Was a report, that it was ſhey who counſeiled the match of the 
prince of Oroxge, ith che eldelt Daughter of Englund; and the Exgliſh int- 
paced rhe firſt ceds, of the diviſions, and want either Kingdom, ro her ; 
as if this unfortunate Princeſfſe, had every where carried; ill luck in her com- 
pany, lik fome contagious licknelſe. Bur ſedicious perſonsartiglad,ro caſt 
cher ill intencions, upon ſuch as are nor beloved by 
che ignorant people; nor is there any more vicious, and corrupt Sou), thaii 
chat of a detrafer. She repaſſed by Zeland, to Coleinz and feeing, that he; 
whom fhe had raiſed ſo high,ſlighted her diſaſters, Rood faſtin favour, and 
in the encire adminiſtration of che affairs of the Kingdom, ſhe fell fick, and 
ifrer having pardoned all her enemies, dyed. 03101 
'-Fhis great Queen, Mother to ſo many Kings, being overwhelmed wirtt 
niiſeries, and old age, left chis mortal. habitationz/.and caugticus-chereby; 


#thatichere is no ſure, and ſtedfalt feiciry, in this pilgrimage.» She had moi 


wiſely governedthe Kingdom of Frexce, during the Kings minority, and 
 lipheſt d; "flog of honour,. him,:who rendred: her moſt mi- 
ſetable afcttwards, Tfthe herle ones are crodden-under foot; the Great ofies 


are alſo precipitated, and tumbled down headiong, from che higheſt ho- 
- novirs;and digniries, into the abyle of calamities; ro the end that every one 


may reſent rhe diſaſters of chis conſtancly,deplarable. Age. 


in Hollan! 


other departed from Bruſſe/s,paſſed through Ho/land,where Ihe Queen- 
ived with gepet enough in al} che\Towns ( buc principaly, ar Mother arrives 


wrfk UG # performed che n "RK 
Republick 3 and theu'embarked for Exg/and, 'where the was embraced b Cad, cena 
or in-Law, and her Daughcer,, wit) honous, and ſenſeof rendernefle, 5ack to Colcia. 


Het death, 


' The Seaſon being proper, che Armies wereled again into the Field, and 75* Wen X 


4 


of 


Monfieur de Feiugquieres,went to befiege Theounlle, Where icwas quite de- 
feated' 


by Piccolomins, and Beck, who preſented himſelf before M25; bur 
ed che, frazments thereot, and joyned 
them with bis Troops ( for Fe was dead of his wound)' matte bim 


change his intenton, and follow 


Theoauille, 


©-#Fortnne ſhared the Victories. The Army of Cappegoptettd the command ***'*" before 


© Infento*'s order, ro come-to the relief 


of Heſdin, which was furiouſly axracked by Marſhal de le Meilli-raye, and' 


moſt excellencly defended by the, Garrifon.. Though yet arlengeh;the Go- 
verfiour having ſuſtained many afſaulrs, and ſpent all his powder; and ſee- 
ing, cn the other fide,cthe Aﬀſaultanrs animated. by. che Kings preſence, was 
Fain) to yeild ir upon a good compofirion,a638..1t was beleived,that bad he 
nadie to hold it. ouc,two dates, and two aflaylte-mure, the Stege would 
have been raiſed; but Picco/omins came roofarez and che Ambuſcado which 


he had !aid for the King in his return from-che Field, was diſcovered tov 


H-(din rendred 


to the French, 


163s. 


ThePrince of C:»de feized upon the ſtrong lace of Salregzin the County * 


of 
che King of 
himſelf quickly if1 a condition,to draw ſome from thence, into Spain, 
This very year, Prince Caſimir, now King of Polaxd, going into Spain to 
be Vice-Roy of Portuga/, was beaten by a tempeſt, intd a Pore of Province; 
where being ſtayed priſonerzand condutted to Paris, he was detaineda ve- 
Ty wp. there, and not entarged; cill afrer many reicerared Embaſlyes 
fram che -King,and Common- h of Poland. 


Roffi/lion;which was quickly. afterwards retaken by Marquis Spiel; and: 
oh zin, who often (ent forces mto the Com-Councrigg found 


Charles Prince Palatin, baving in England received thenews of Duke Ber- | 
nerds deceaſcs and conferred with cthe-King and the Spaniſh Embafſadour 
Aa 


there; 


The Hiftory of this Iron Jge, Part 2, 
CI Dr Ir aar_—_—_ For by Re IE 
there; departed ſecretly; 'and paſſed thronzh France, ro wint E Favour 
7 ng Os. 998 > nm—Ps.9 Fare pollefſion of rok ee Ac He was diſcc 
at Moulizs in thediſtrift of Burbon, arid carried ptifoner to the” Bow. 
Cennes.  $; 1/35: Yr" | | ; X Fs <oTE _ 
The Duke of Lorr aix foughr very wy 1p eppily, igainſt Monte a allier: 
-ſaw himſelf quickly fnipped of the reſt hy tees, hd 5c 8 ics 
very ill created. The diſtreſſed Burgindiins had atotheir ſhare of e-tyil+ 
chiefs of war, and ſufficient caufe, +& repent theinfetves of aving refuſed 
the Troops offered them by Gal:ſſo. | | | Ms hy 
The Spaniſh _ We will finiſh this year, with the hage viftory, which the Hollanders gor 
Fleet beaten in gyer the great: Speniſh Armeda,or Navie,upoh rhe Coaſt of England, which 
the Downey” 62 all burnt; and rnined _— firſt of Seftember, 1639. nd a 
_ good number of ſhips carried into Hof!exit. The accoint of the 1 and 
wounded men, was very-great; and Spai#refenred this wound a long time, 
by che diſpeopling of her Inbabicants, It Hath not yet beet known 
"which 


what defign this Navie came incoehe North; 2nd all the diſcourſes, 
have been thereof, have been founded, bac npon (imple conje&ures; , 
' A Revolt ia + | The Normant fell into Commorions, and fedicions, which quite ruined. 
Normandy, their Province,” The people werefo oppreffed by Gabel/s, and Taxes, that 
and in Pixou. they had nothing left them, but their miſerable lives, and thoſe full of de. 
|  ſpair too, 'Towhat purpoſe is it, 'to/tzke folne Towtics upon the Fronteers 
of their Enemies,if it hedone,wich the blood, and rife of the paor eople?- . 
I would take Towns enow ((aid a certain great WarriourYbut they would c my. 
ſubjeas too dear: I defire to win them,nor'td buy them. In tine,not being;able co, 
ſupport ſo many. cxaGtions, png took tip Artns, under the condutt of a cer» 
n 


rain Jean Va unds-piedsgin thy Fobu Got hare-foot. At firſtythey werede- 

- ſpiſed, and flighted; bac finding favour, credit, and intelligence, _it was 

; needfull to ſend forces, rodefeat them; which was done; and General Gafe: 

+ fion entring into Roxen,diſarmed'the [nhabitants,and uſed them, as if it. had 

been # Town takenupen'rhe Spenier,withour cariyhrg refpett , ſo muck 

; to that 1//uftriods — ſome whereof he ignonumioully calheereg, 0b, 

Times | Ob-manners | tif che reverence which we ought to bear ro Juſtice 

be taken away, it what eſteem, think you, can the Lawes be? The Inhabi« 
cancs of Ceen, had almoft rhe ſame ereatmentr. : a NET 

| Therevolcof the Eroqnorrbv Boon bad no better fue; and all:fuch as 

as would endeavour to cheek4his Great Cardinal! aiithority ; made ſbip.. 

wrack of both body __ It was not lawfull cocommplainzfor that blind 

Goddeſs, had _—— taken up- her lodying in che head of this great Mini» 

ſer, who could not faite. | 


It is ſaid of the French,that they Ride, and not Szile. In effec, were theip 
potency _— uponrhe one of cheſe Elements, as it is upon c 


they as prudent to preſerve, aythey art generous to atchieye; mY mia be 


openly pretend to an univerfat' Monarchy. For ry #-rops manifeſted in theſe 


laſt wars,that they know how to'corre& their defe&ts; and that they can as 
well defeat Navies at Sea, as Hoſts aſhore : and Mon/ieur.de Brezs, ( with 
the Arch-Biſhop of Bowrdeant) 'ſhewed no'lefs addreſs, and dexterity in, 
the condu& of his Veſſels,than he had done,'in that of the Army, which be 
led into Brabant; ſo that work was every where cut out, for the King of 
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aints, and che fub ry bs c& took Arms which was for the 
peace of Europe, and the expulſion of him; Who fonieritet the War © * 

P They made an Allyance, with the Emperour, and the Cardinal Infanto, Thy mabe A!. 
and joyned their forces wit =1 thoſe of General Lamboy, In fine, there grew lance with the 
a Battle, wherein the brave Cditne 'of Saifſeds, againlt the advice of all the 4 get 
Great ones, would needs i ingage; and the Duke of Gheeim loſt ut, and was "be of Cha. 

ned as farte 48 Reſe/. This iQtory”1 Was boughr, by the death of kb til'on The Count 
rave Lord ; brought fmall rode, to ch't Vahq wiiſhers, but muciy more to *f Soiffons. 
him, who was vanquiſhed. For, if fitha# Uiveds be'vodld hateraifed Aibre of *1"s = 
then half France. The, Kin og left the Frantier of Flanders bur the. Cargli- a” x kh, my 
nd would not leave fo oylng 3 wb a « pag Abe & Army; whieh 
Houldered chat whic rl ;blt6es'' ee hi qo d cowards Sem, The 
Tufanto loft no time; for whileſt ras erting lis rſh ter on, work, 


to make che Duke of Poyillon EK e Par » by pPromi hinr mo oun- 
raities of Guld ; he befii ieged the Befiegers,” #h OY having eaſure fo raiſe 
rheir Trenches, retired into the Town, which'they bad * gotten but few 
dayes before. 

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tefe the charge of the Army he Praiciſco de Melo, and retired himſelf Ayre, 
t6 Briſſels. Le. Meillieraje, hop Jong for no reliefe, ſaved his (mall Army,buc 
wnld not Cave the Town, no rhis tillery, hich j ere xl0egs Jn he 
atd 6f Winter. The” difconteritmenc of the Princes” can pie (WY 
ant topped rhe courſe off Vifory for that” Field. There © ; @[wayes ſumg 
obſtacle m the carrere of affairs ; and the water it ſelf which beares the Veſel, 

it ſome ret ard ment. 
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ver pardoned; for the more dead, wer ie bue h f JEPeneen himſelf 
of 'it;/ before much'trme was a His Uncle the Prince of Orange, laboured 
forehis reconciliation, arid th-utilch tore” ardout, for his AcliVerance, as 
we ſhall ſhortly m_ i 4 nee 

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A Mongft all the Nations, which combat che Houſe of Aufrie, as. this 

time, none does it with preater animptity chen France : indirectly, by 
favouriag her enemies, and acyouting MEM wich men, and 3 and 
direfty, 'open war, which was decl: in the year 1635, the hach 
yer, other Arms, which arenox « lictle dangerous, and whih | inlemtibly ſrare 
prize ſuchzss have no ocher intereſt in their quarrels,then char-of Rehigion, 
and Juſtice. For ſhe, labours to perſwade all Potentaces' that this: p4 
will noe relinquith che defigne ſhe hath raken, to afcend co a Luiy 


to burne ſo hotly, is'buc 2 painted fire, ler us, 6Xamne theſe 

points, which ſtick ſo auch in che HIT vj Wor Rs iow oy 

evils, and miiſchicfs, as wherewich this laſt Age is ſo miſerably comes for 

the only finding of the trurh whereof, we will ailwer the arguments of A 

certaine modern writer. | af 
Firſt 1 find not in Ferdinand of Caſtile,any ſubject art all ro believe, ther 


The argeume's chad a mind tofound an univerſal Monarchy, becauſe he diſcovered ſome 


lags Af certain Iſlands in America, For his life was too full of vexaci wa" 


auſtria of- and jealoufies, caſt upon him by his Son-in-Law, and Don Gaxſalvo,to gi - 
—_— ry him leaverco think of a fyraes ſo full of chimera's as ah Þ a” 
Pare). ſecure Rong = —_ from +5 gh we leck mote. 
Char(s the 6fth is the princip eQ of his propoktion over whom 

labours to triumph. But ftay notupon Sordag come 4g agh. ar _ 

"a us judge of unknown caufes : The advantage which Fortune gave this ſaid 
Cherls,upon Fraxcis his Competicgur for the Empire, made kim obtain the 
Renunciation of the Fiefo, or kereditary Titles, which the ſaid Frencis had, 

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Part 2. The Hiftory of thir Tron F Fe. 


I though the refitution of the 
Grand Mother Mery of Valoics 


The many Hades be got in Italy, Germ and Barker), crowned. his 
head,and more glorifyed his memory, then ho: ifyed his States. He boughr 
the oe any 6 of Utrick,, and the Dutchy of Guelders, That of Milan was 
carryed by Arms,and juridically diſputed, Had he af ired to the univerſa 
he rm not certainly have been divert ſome ſmall croſſes 
of Fortune; but,on the other ſide, being ſome maneths lier _- Henr Fn 


pon ſome Provinces in the Law-Cown 
- anche Burgundy, the - at of 
did not follow his promiſe. 


Great was, when he prepared himſ to give his E 2-furians | 
chis grear Monarch,(invincible «© all bur himſetf) tripped himſelf of ob tO 
choole a private hife, 


His Sun Philip, found by the Wars of the Low-Comntyies, that his life 
would be too ſhort, to ſee the termination of chem; and as for his medling 
with choſe of Fraxce, the effefts thereof have declared, that it was more 
through paſſion of Religion, then ro acquire the eſlion of thar King- 
dom-z unleſſe by Joling the hope of getting the whole,we be yoluncarily in- 
duced to render'the parts, we have 

If the ſaid Houſe, being confidered all together, had had chis deſign, (he 
would have oandpuusr th to frm, oh congq gyeks Ag ol made 1 w; the 
North, which upon occation, w ave er e to other; F 
Befides thar,ſhe hath alwayes reſtored (i ly omg as ſhe hath purchaſed by 
quarrels,both 1 in 1r«/y,and elſewhere ; in ſuch ſort,as that 1 ſes not vj 
means, aud in how many Ages,{he would be able co reach tochis win bor 


Y- 
what Branch of this Family,ſhall this Monarchy be plac ? Lp- 
Py op; The Emperour Cberl d not re Ly Gefaco 


the rt at learned writer : Imperial ro 
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1866 The Hiſtory of this Jron Ape. Part 2 
Yeritis notmy approveallthe ations of this Houſc,and de- 
fend her ends; and much ir to deliver the Bordering Princes,from the 


fear which they may have,of C ex] py np by the refutation of thoſe arg 
ments; but only freely, and plainly to lay open the jultice of her Axms,and 


mies.1 combat no Soveraign Family,bur reverencethem all,withour excep- 
tion,and a preoccuparion, I only ſtrate the pradtiſes, cheateries, and 
cffefts of Fabition, rogether with thoſe of ſelf-advantage, which render 
whole Provinces deſert, and breed general calamirics. 
In the Treaty of peace at M#nfter, we ſhall diſcover the intentiors of all 
the Princes, n_—_— our ſelves any more,with the words of intere(- 
Why wil ſed Clarks Biit we muſt firſt confider,why Frence,which hath al < reſto« 
nyo in, red to the Dukes of Sevo voy ſuch of their Srates, as.ſhe hath ſeaze 
arms; doth now yet ſo obſtinately retain Lorrein, as ſhe alſo didge three 
Biſhopricks? 1 lives; that ſhe bath done the former, to avoid giving jea+ 
loufie tothe Princes of Tta/y,whoſe good dence ſhe __ ered ya 
for her, ſo to maincain her intereſts chere. Bur, ſhe wiſl not ler Lorrain 4 
in regard of her conqueſts made in Germizy, and becauſe the Princes of 
that Country, being divided into Patties, are not ſq urgent for the refticu- 
tion of the lolſes of rheir Neighbours, as thofe ochets are. 
. France calls the Princes of rhe Houſe of Adftriz, and all ſuch as are tyed 
ro her intereſts, her Enemies ; 'and in regard'that this irreconciliable hatred 
| Isnot very antient ; we ſhalf quickly find out the fource* thereof. | 
During the Eagihy ars in Fane the Spier rbeing then g oreat friends, 
and Allies with France,always fuccoured her;and cherewere fome Lords of 
mor Srl bly polleſſed. great Charges inthe ſaid Wars. Y ea iti thitt'ine« 
ve Kind adobe. the confuſion of the Engliſh, tlie Peace 
(> TR Ihr a certain 
Ko 1H erm contention 


wrt fad Hou 

ty ST Fc: of Aniey. brim hey _— 
annexed to $pain,the on mta'y; -— 

the batreds ho. OE -was abquit arte ECrovn ed lonfie om_— 


pure condand the graced and was akened © 


4 Spain, 
= emryche wes A archetype his brother «| 
* made Diike of Brieb ant: Philip the ſetbnid of Spin, + id 
> favourilgfthe Reads ane Lego the detniiUrionve 


| en Fiery the fourth'took his revenge, 


boured ts wedken 


fueh ſore,asthe h atred of the'pi 


© EE we the —_ 


rife In or -Dv- 
} LON 3 


pl CLEA AB of Re- 
weGiebevy arcs proceaing ous 


L- A medic is aeA'Y 
17gion,no nibrethen the Yottſher 


*2 


the ftrong neceſſity er ay nico mainrain her ſelf, oagainl ſo many ene- 


PEI” 7 —__ 6 T7. - 3-1-4 


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enecaticy of Sruge-oFeirs; thevugh fone: hem entabny cs | 
ISI haul pTy «8 > nh = oF 


; Legye vidpliodnlp ies 
ny 
$ 74 » 
Er dagal 3008: Yates (HM ad aro 
MANO 3,7 4 "I - *. ; os of $8 - i "*zry 
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-- J6--Grands" death. 'The 'Cardi deeb Ant bh. emeny neg 


"op: | HOW bs {T3 
el ches fines + oF Wakevk; as 
[ RG montres ; laboured rb rednce to o__ f. 


"tneans © ,\ wherewith they 
ich "watered Ks faid Fs Town ; and crater was drez- 
nts LEP 06 forlake the lower parts 


z 


1 obediche 
m fob 


ſome R And the 
ded vant ate 
"I GS £02.56 who c-nftrain 
> , the beſiegers, 
and fi ſed ſome 
them re- To retire. 
Then 
qwriyg; a5 the tention theree rexfor of chis 
water, it is, thar they” brew. thi cer ef Mew, which mack 
effeen6d through 4 Tx: Stn, wit chicHhyl "I [2s AED 
7 d, | ies i I 3 aut a GC e y : "a ſ 


advanced towards nog Þ ard. un towards \ 4 emi | the Wh 
merians, tothe RK whither we accompany them, ce: 
of Bears which Fn. hrpy eo pili _ 'Y 'near Weſe/. ng 

B Þ 2 


Ald 


m _ PR 


——_———— RE 


—H bao cadn4 Bama, 


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the 17 of Ja- mlneanipacknorletiged:hits foy 
ora Don aryry ment Gori naruonprenr andre 
JS that it was rime,. to SESITERD 
| 1 ery? 


i 


| I22ul *(2 015 22+ 
The oxy under their-new ov Gadkihabip 210 toffee, 
And the Impe- own, For, ron May they took Glogow by torce 3 nur in Fune, Suciniet; af- 


riabfts in Sile- ren the The lmperie T ed by Duke Francis Albert 
fa. ; ” 
Olmirz ſurpri- A bis C =o 


OE uly, Olmns, the Head Town of 
ſed. Moroevie. Theſe ſenfible loffyy pyer 


% by one of more note. 
The KreDIGs Leopold, ee w iccolomoni marched into the 


Pp. v; SM TPyg 4d 2279, ON 
F bays : TT NNE mee] 
be defe yp We 
24.0 Ty Te To NR 
near c © 
the 2. "of No- —_— | 485 | 
vember, 1643, ow ot toppers 'e were found *botofinibolfand 


®) $5 Mah acts ot Maniite,. Ibotrch DbfrevimadOchex- 
reme diſpleaſure into Bebemiz, and Picco/omin; was full of confuſigg, got 


ph, to Fa © Such on and ” the of ſo d of a Came, 
ad. ' Fe: | taine 
ha £3 þ | (ec bn Rewer | | " X [ , :d ' | 
. : #2; SA ren . . : , hed 1449 7- 


a Melo went, ro atrack.' 
* FS: a chat _— Wes 


the mari th 


SSSATAQE ERTIES NE TEHEL, | 


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ON oft Le Vharerne 01: of 


Foo dGerit toute varies -Þ $f 


, ralunis. 
cnt ht the rote wer a4Þ 
eaſt Hue'of he Sadie wh» wHhe!R je Cann ry no 
muſſed, po vague raps gr proce _ Haim 
b o many T axes, an Wars,an ad a 
ro an accommodation, with che King of Sp4in.Burt he warped a Web,in- 


ESD he ſo involve@himſelf,thart he was riot afterwards i a tuber 


For they who recommended Pexce, were bgd' for malefaftors, bY Monkenr le 
of = Mer ts he was ſenc to Lyons with Monfieur de Thow, Rene! Grand bebead- 


veatiredby pie ; 1 the 
of Er che bare y lon ln ſaves, by 


bad newly preſerved the = phy and retdred France, a moſt re-" 
> ppc ps riotmerit'lcfſb,\thra rhel {aboty? of 


; _ x) 1£21N 1 Xt bs2: tl con 0} Al 


3 e0 ifty 7h £7048 Car- 


we nts 
wikibeady = 


what toFo,bary egg ebns 1s 07 
H TE well learned, gnd-coalk 4 #rief relati- 
e was = 


the Ordety pf Priefthood at Rowe; De Fhetole Love of bis lifes 


Hith 6fice km che face,told 
rye 
poueperadror ms eu dyar 4 Book 


de him che prerry SEES =” ===" 
influence upon his Maſters acer that hel 


"4 27 4&r" 
_ Þ ow 
_ $I at cbavrT 


ogtth yh W918 16 4 Ht12 F 
po eto ba +8w off ur: SLBCE niÞ 


Þ - VI8" nin 


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\ barn Yr lng « wy. A\Ts It T 21551 4 11365 b 


(1 "the EY EEE De £3 a. The f FMS, ef 
»6{n » lon cpa whos wy" 


7 ues -ot finer # nat uabien Þr 8 7A 


070 deep pr pear deny won 
| France, ive the Spaniards 
he French defeared. all Fart rms 
ocenflle, cha cis ah; Abwightyimbo $0 
$ 


z. and that forthe of: this>Gr eas dll 
"T Defirudtion tobs [ive and. the Confulion 


City.of/ Ports, quicealtered 
extremely iad,gnd mo+ 
3.and hb himſelf 


Lewis meJuſ, ett 


. BOO 2 <arnuap tr. moos! 


' 


2 1 


T0 INS OUT TU ACTRUEIT HD -- 04, - 


 ſuccetlion tg the 


\ The Ad exmarian nborces 
; .threa 
Hacks» ITT 


- PI PROPPER ER RATIY PIL SE SED), 


of Lewis the og 


Part 2, The Hiftory of this row Age. 


- This Prince alwayes. loved Juſtice, and was carried Joo mer wor by 7 wn 


ambicion of his Miniſter, then motive of. 
would have been glad to ſee 4 be. made (4 
fore his deceaſe. He deſtroyed the H 


and obſcured his Majeltrgaiver mbich, he a 


{YE 7, CAST ESY 1The Pattel of 
ANA; ocroy glorious 
<> ac bf 80 the French. ;, 
met | XEGAan 
= And 


with the-Kingof, 
waged. war, 
which we have alre 


Fay pare BEES 
3 bue 
, General Zh te Horſe,he ſo.muth 


when "the French came; they he ens not Sn r 


to run; ſo that all the Fgot was defeated by the 
F Conde. This vi was very greats. (in whi 
charafter of himſelf }and \ A e cauſe of wha? 
ro was Þ much diſcredited, Ba the King . was copttc 
and give the goy Mi el-ri A 
cill.cbe Arch-Duke Leopo/ Potts hor 
4 ſuccefle of the ies was various, an I 
the. ies got another. þ ſo that. there AY 


ced ;by} Fe APs, CONC fe 
wk. 3h | 


: DE fo IW,7 


League ; intended g_delts 
by a remarkable defiac = XC 5 Feneral Mercy, 
went with the Spaniſh x fre 5 bog em; a 1 d fo chey took a reſolution 
to- attack them the next day ;- » that, bartel of 
they rowted one quarter, after, cook the four Marſhalls Durli 
priſoner gh ac than we bag and abour fix thouſand _ ar nrÞ ag 
on wichour counting the «4Y 7. 1643. 
7 Vet F2neris Kaur har ri. al 
ble, to raiſe anacher, Apr the (; h TS 
ty for the Mata! of 4 ”s; Phe tot WP) & 


befe were two of the wall wor £ F UG, be ;27F Ye « 


tn; ur 2a W 
Dakeat Lore 
me G 


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2 L ; 4 BY oi ho LI:eTt 4 h 


birds»: »0 16:44 npdls/chis} 1 von wats ; 1" 


2m + ny the 
red, ant plan felf wporr the Elbe, 
D nine neem, but up and down, to 


wanders rhurhe alwayes ſurpriſed his Ene- 
ackiw was ſencinto Pomeranic, 
breach tro raife = fiegeof Dopritz,noc 
"tho Pole or- 
avis, where' ie beat _rT came back into 


er, he etitred Ho/feix with ſomuch prompri- 
os Oleg. when it was thought co be 


where all the world wa s 
C eAarigota grow toreſpire; 


WE ; for cliey made no of 
retied RG, Yedtry Ne mrs to the y 


of the prexexcs of this expedition, 
Negwhich'conld not well be 


arians were. 


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Ne NY 
peridiit | <id wend lers, 
('4 & CRE” 


Lic 10/6ls7 8 2005 421). Maris 7 4 Ro £2 +7: 


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Eg of Dr, ia the circumſtances hel 


Ns fp Shim: wir the Swedify | lncereſt, chenin this 
on if more pts being 
L477 x 'F; "Y es, © abet WT perh PN 5h EINE tha You 

=p TS {| =; ven 

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neo yr ex; 1097 eb bond Tag wells bop year 
avfa | hoagt y yy F; Eon del w, tba ch ri ak 


$5 Es Jerks, > CB 02. For hd, 9 La, 


eli po 4 bo; the A a ag i \d ep 


<p Aely 
Lig bo + nvamhres, $71: x09 ob: 
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Io to 
TN. 


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mu ren 991 " en pon 
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LIES 


Fett 


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475 jRQ: 310 Sung Wi ow \ a 
The war of the _ 4: pee) Ot ea,” v4 ye 4 L Ivg! LLLL be hel gg ben 


Sooke, ne I oky would fall, then that he ſhould op the Swedes mc 


dominions. 


P23 32,79, : 


ave Hothe was entred into S:rhoves 


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SKSECGEAEESS 


3 


his 


* WS An 


Part2s The Heftoryof this Irandye, 


par —_—— lictle Pravince is the 
Wh »dvanced into Holſtviny and his Gavairic being 


| _ with ic before Gotembur 
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SB Rn nISaect tin 55 5.0 


195; 
ae ab tte en SLY Vaieg 


c loſs _ neteyew of ther vr 

reel webich » vl vi 
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$e Rag. 


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p_mn_ 


ing aphyed all all his 


; ' | 


King cxpeions why 


"ut all cofe apo ts h 


arid wondered, 


cone repre hs 
CR 


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1944 
- Gllaſſo comes 0: Infng, Lambert de-fideny bs; cxtorad, He and Lcd 
19 ſkcFour bim, began © GEES che King, pn Olltve, an 
agaiph.checommon enciyys ct (Hog +, 
' 1} Monſieur de in BeSeres the Empbaſiadoue of Prams, . went imoDeamerk, 

. under pretence So HT 3:but-in Ae Houle of 
Who offered s guſttio: Tegan. Policicks diſplay ed. all ny chap fd, 
League. ta-ſerve thein Maſters in. this conjunfure 3 Anne of Views 
bad an Miuc here, ngondenees when chey caunſelled oem a 


fine ſhows of well. doings. in che year, 1635 
The es Pans hem exaeraie Sev, ofred com: inn a their 


iis lh & * 


ours of France and Holl 


Da 


Te was in ber 


"Dara —— _—_ Fleet eſcaped wii 


qo hagg wel the maine../The King: 7 offer 
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ad aarkers ra mito Gui acfaioy ſtate] Rn ——_ _ 

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EZ Tuilleriewagnot (okdt as indian amok ich was gren- 

—_ 7 e, way now:tak cy atfand the == ienieyrn 

- prodghed th | f cl 

b Aenetto maran Ta 'K TIO wt 

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" be.:reafewbled bi 

R lands made the Peaſants work 


upon 
dcorhipger the Deſcens or Dil 


0 BW 4< .wealth- in- {nut mas pony er va wy 

y k ;Oant, wichout bexray' ther and bong 

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Spand, a5 elſewhere 3 a 

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p- ceoh If 

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dz ing 

d- -_ gy t0.it.z ry 

wy and intereſt 3 a: 

F> . ta 

; , the Peace, was concluded to the. o che pr rejudige of the. Danes, ae ep 
_ | ſome 1feuds; gave up ſome.good = iftian, 

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noted Cc 32 


ancinded ha of wofalt 


hem, many 
TY 
of mer whoglike 


DEED 
3 ſo nivch was 


inflamed by thy profpericy. *Bur lertis go 
and Torfevſon, n lieele aove 


iſfſſen; that he foreut-ahe FBeuerto rt 
neiog ens Ny b 


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wif ers 194. ew Fe bh 

$uy Prague expoſe his kingdom tg the Conquerours 

be raiſed from before Otmits Ix rhe Cay. hot : 

exe 3 i ſuch ſort, as th was nothi Far the Kher be- 
i cdipdusfeliciry, oraine conſtancly 


be eh 6h 


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| over aug takerhe. Sa{ of G amt; with manyordter Forts; aid: thelofle 
ſaik$46+ Na 


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obegnbepar beaten ad donfreineds ifTeamp; and 'my 


"The Hite of (this ode. 


Fihe 7/4 arts of theſe Provineey) ind the pens of <> LE en Priciny = 


cefolve to endure all the exertmities of 
tothe Reformates. For, if we mutt ood, Cheng 1 
ond yera 

than mnder the Hereticks, who effroy Souls <a> as 

bi: Pleniporennvary Eimbaſadbuie of Pre 

ed the Offenſive Allyance for rhree.years moje';}/ 

$ of Holland, but obrained nothing, te bein$'ro0 Ita 

Fogy where the Ke formates are Maſters, they #iventd liberty tc _ of 

Profeſſion, and will not have chem amongt-chem; nor bein 

'  Idolapeys5 and che Paghiticnt Cremonies ſhook their over-Fe 


3 tr 


1 | CEL 13 IT 
dts Jearenkebagoing to TEA to beet work, py they wiFndt; | , 
and let ug goſeerthe bloody fruity dFchis Field, ©? HINGES 
te oFOrbo ans, being declared Licatenanr-GeirerdP bf ull the King” 
ta Armies, 'ſehc "Da Meillierey6} Off, and Rintzow Fam or 
; who made'a'ſhew of yving ro Dibrke#k?, but [are Uowh before, 5" 
= Town of Grave/mg; and feifed upontaltthe Forces &y6yric ; and A4d-' 
LJrowp came and ranged himſelf befote the Haven,'to ſhut up ch 7 Fbe French 
{; This: Town was caken in lefſe thaw rwo mimneths, and Wa &fake many pla- 


mF" CaguEs 
5 nenerdsavow chat chere is-nothing impreghable, when mtns Hives; £&* In ty 
& For,the French loſt above fix thouliti4 before it;arid all che oats, yes — _ 
arids could nor (ave this Butwar K'of cheir Scate Don Fr ant if* 
a 1: M-lo, EE hindred the Prince from ny River dio re, 
fe 


ollanteyrs, means ad 


Sean - » 


ad. Gravelizg,che two main defences of the Country, Mid'it ogen M1545. 


<Duke of Orlbzac followed his Chericre? Hit all odped'to. hit Yh ' 


nb ghabeFor of LinekzLons,Bithiiey' Se. V prant, Lillers Arm 
I Menins and put all theveſt into Con 


ntjon: 'befides Far 
zoo. allo ſurrendrediaftera Sidge, wnd'f& this Fretd of' 164 Bah; 
iftories of the French were lictle leffe ſplendid in 7: by 


oO cake ele thb/defeac 6Fthe Speniarile, ar > 
of 94.4 1:2 EL, 1? 
5" Harcourt, who was not whales be idle, _—_ 
wn" Ran lorious | reputation þ by" warngs a Bot e, Fr 


51/5: ata H ar- 
gou-rs Vid ry 
1n Caralunia , 


"ae un, £4645. 7 


hact landers was almott | 

A Tere fidelicy;amongt 
| hs | ory ol Mandphyi in che Winer, made} _ rake f 
cc © be e@,cogicted mens1ives, | eit;a 
to reat itourof che Lets Yet 
| 4c of : 749620 "vt * 1 4190 Q M2 3 
Duke of Onleaxs beingenered into np 
p compebelis Encmy-t0 a:gonceal th #6 
anccit cheheard pfrhe Coaity* 
al blow. .And though the Spaniards, 'were too \ 
the oy neg could they not binder the latter; which was che ans of 


* Comtrack,, i the middle of-Flanders, ſeven leaguesfrom Gaunt. Bur the Cmurtrack 14 


enemy rs a Defenfive war onely, forced them for wanc of viftuals , xo bes. 

cowards the Sea lide; where they took Bergben St. Wynock,, and 
ed'Merdyke, Ghich they hoped to carry by many affaults, before the 
Hollaxd fleet artived;bar their cenicricy was ſo well chaſtiſed by the ſupply 
which 


4»: 


"The a Tlie Tawny: Parrz, 


fa ot, that Menfirnealo le Tailleri 
Tre he oh ee Cntr ono wh 


I beet braved of an Rs 
Lrerch With ther thar 

anders, end the Kexe afcer, of alt 
; a s/n ray Sy deg of the intention of 
(clyes, very cold, inthepurfuance of the de- 
Stake-ſharing ; for in-chis.tnot it is, thag 


pork 95 


IEEE 


44 and yen Way ne -block, as ic ſhall 
meal Tromp,who war 0 fooner come 


Si SAILLF 
one eeogh, aacdy to fas AR that they would render chemfelvey 


Megs 100g: 7 ſo the Garriſon of three thouſand niruy marched owr, and were All 
ben by the | 
French. decaned man, contrary-to.the Agreement made, by' a maxime ligtte 
d ne releaſe cheva, becauſe th would drain the Senrc 
of ew, a ext th Gena vos tre rr 
there eF lower ofthe French Nobility,and 
» ear cherepentdeh icnot been for tho wondered Lect 
+ 1B teſtifie. co the Frewob,thart the honour chereof was die 


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This batcel being/gained neat- Mergendal, raiſed the drooping hearrs, 
and hopes of the [mperialiſts, when they' were alnaſt quice ſunk, by that 
farious blow two moneths before, near .Zankow in Sobemia; cauſed the con- 
jun&ion of che Hafſian', and Continxmark, with che Marſhal of Turenie; and 
was likely to have ſaved Le Motegwhich was befieged by. Maga/otti, wid 4, Dube of 
Ren, th Anguien re-- ' 


* are Souldiers from theig Cradle) arrived at 
Generals ; made a ſtand near Heidelbergh, and.with, a lufty,. 
| Army, marched in queſt of his vitorions enemies;3; ondering frotm 
- whence ſuch a multitude-ſo ſuddenly came, reinforced themſelves with 
= four thouſand men under General G/een, and Gtayed near. Nortlinghen,to the - 
=, great contentment of the ſaid Duke, that young Mears,who ſought nothing 
< Fix Combars, to feed his generous emdhition 3 lex did his caenycs. defire 
- it lefſe then he, as not being men who-were long..to be ſought... In brief, 
© they cloſed wich ſo much reſolution, and conrage,;that, it looked as it the * 
Monarchy of the whole Univerſe had depended upon this Confli&.In effe&t; The 1oft tarts 
the number of perſons of condition {lain, was very great ; and che Germans of Nortting- 
© have written, that the Frexch Army was ſo. much jngaged, that, withour, the Þ*2> 145. .. 
| ons of the Haſians,/after ſo fierce a Blood-lerting, .ir:would have 
fainte - ITOx2 > 10 YTTBEDD 10] T5 "PI 
The Battel laſted till night, and the death of brave Mepcy, that Lorain 
Baron, gave the Enemies fome advantage ; for-they kept the Field, as I- 
' have alrcady ſaid. And really, after this Lords teach, the Bevarien Arniy 
made no mcre then a meer Defenſive war; rather for want of good Com- 
mand,then gallant Troops; bur it was'too dangerous to'venter againz withs 
out huge advantage, both Armies being ſo excteamly weakened. The 
French took Dunke!ſpie/,which was quickly retaken; and the Duke-of ,41- 
” guien, no lefſe courteous, then valliant, releaſed his ptiſoner General Gleen, 
with a noble preſent 3 a3 Maximilian Duke of Bayeris, (who, would not by 
* agy means be yanquilhed, in curtefie) alſodid to the, Marſhal of, Grewmows. 
4 whom he fenc back with 4 rich Coach, ViA 303 ,n | JILS0 ff hs 7} 
*  } In che mean time, the ſupply of four thouſand men, formerly condufted 
y Gelaſſo,arrived,and adyanced with their Genexal,Gleex,to relieve Hail- 
k , which the French, (though reinforced with ;ſome freſh Eroops) were = Duke of 
- conſtrained ro forſakes; and the Dukeof Anguienz fox ,want of all dep wht. re 
+ parted out of Germany. In fine, the Arch-Duke ,hewng . comes, che, French France: 


zade a djſorder]y rerreat,and took. yp their winter-quarters.ux o/{ptie,A 
on where Lz Motte. Was rendy. and diſmay | 
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\ | General #ranghe! uponthe ocher fides arracke(l;Statterghgylach peelded 
* pon the ſame condition the Towns before keys ure x Burghers, 
- or Townſmen,for having [hewed.too much zcal ei 


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kedzas a forteit, for char duty, and FonſfancE..,.Þ his approach; gave, pr 
- Alarme, not onely throughout Heſtphelia, but a}{o upon the 2 0 
” Swediſh Army march ght ro Marpurgh, and thence to Gieſen, which 
4 -a:amh the Imperial, an Baverizn. Troops to adyanee £9 the relief of that 
'TInCce. , 1263 + Ly | 004070 2 »(| 
Hicherto,we have ſeen the Armies march apare.;, bug now me relate Port, 

hat they did after this Gon iou : forthe Yeymerians, baring lefc ___—_— o | 
Siege of Fr aukenda!, went alſo into Hoffa ; and chen, both: Armies.incamp, | ogether. 
xd at Weteray. The Swe 4 got the Yan, marched rqwards H-ibrun,and, , . 
ſo ſtraight. to the Land * of Proniiſe,, The Eleftgr .raited his ;Snbje&ts, 
* Who could not hindertheir paſſage; nor their pillage;.. ſo that they cook 
: Rajupon the Leck,, and beheged Auxhurgh, from whence they, were, rex 
* Pulled by the Catholick Armies; bus there gor Lendberghy, hd, enered _. 


' nto Bavaria, ; Ai) 
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Whileſt efe things were in agitgrioti, there was a Treaty for a Triite, 
py Ulme Co Nm $ m__ Rt the War was carried on by parries 3 
inſt Monte-Chcoliz and Teſte de Corbeay, 
«Gra nr Dieſe Colein. 

The Congerburs ain tlie $wtdes, atid French bad been ſonic time in Bavaria, they de- 
in ——wrmgg parted thenet, and tircanifuled themſelves, chroughour all Swape/and,even 

Frontiers of Tiro/, and the Lake of 'Baden. They attacked the 
a porch _ ary V2 por Width they took with incredible ſucceſs,and made there« 
ba their viletis wis conforin wich the report which flew every 


of ap ripulagen atid pl Th alſo deſtroyed an Army of 

dire ce of the rhe clin out of gi ds 3 in ſuch ſort, as that this 

Pero” i vi [ona þ Ms wiſſerlend, and = met believe, chat Frarghe! 
Id = 


takE' Lin#aw, Colft inice,and all the places upon the ſaid Lake. He 
beſet the t of the ew6gwhich tetighe Him that God limits viftories; for 
the wa d riiade ſo generous refiſtance;that he was compelled to quit the 

Ga k8 Hall contirdied ft two motieths. Bur the Imperialiſts tad ber- 
rer 5 "the Siege 6f wiſenbregh | m Nottgaw,of which place, though it 
were tr ew Maſters, #fter the attack of ſome weeks. 
Hal city Wiatle fach a * buifrieſs of it before Wyſembergh, as the Swedes did 
before Lili, they hid been redifced to the ſtare of a troubleſome —_ 
weak Defeplive for many moneths after. 


p_. 4 


CHAP. XXII. 


cheats of the Swedes, #pon the m__ nes of Swiflerland, a/arm 
Ons. wg nn s death. Melander; General of the Imperial 
wo ; 


te prigions Sar Snceeffes of the Swedes alarmed all chat part bf $#; 
4*% exticer the Lukp,and carried terrour to x very Geof 
ag rm , the Arch-Duke of 1# ſollicited che Camttih; to af 
afive; ah Attyance, «ginff theſe Cobinefouty brit fotind 
 teffe drarinel #mongſt the. qaney he wy er from the fire, then 
ſt the I _ army hrs ard were _—_ whereirt 
as rd i ten men,'to gudtd the 
rotor dode _ ; and then, mBaTidonts 


The Swillers 
are alarmed. 


ta 


mts, ch ell knbi#ing how darifctons it 

pros move this ſtrong Bod reel with more courtefie,theri they 

la | _ 24 Deke of Swidy, and promiſed chem co nizin- 

Whom the z00d | ; und ol rn evetility wich them; The Fre/th Eltbaifa- 

—__ eonher eavotrred to Julf them affcep, by affurihy thetn 
b S. 


, afttr the taking o Hhantt ; of es 


Troy Def 0 of $ et ſonic the datiger w Sri wee rt, 
and the Sitye of Ub bietihe Degtt 
#446,arit thar es thi $w2d2s; the ſitdk SINeFs net 
= Tn drowſinefſe, and calling to. mind their own intereſts WINE 
er then at the EAN Cohquerotits told 
mn 8 ruix to their heh jd —_—__ ts telire 
borders ; for that by fome pity 
dey; ha Jer Voce rhey bas el Codec? lirv thair fr 
The grapes nb g For up tHe Caffle of Byeport, 
rao lone Fore ail tvarthe coir 5 hot the Priych to ied 
Wirtemb, Th rhtrit Mite was Uiſcbvert 
The Swedes re- that it renin 6 hey Gl Mil are Fart; drtegy Tht Foe 
tires fugs foath, to. catch the | Bird. 


This 


AT TTEELSS+ 4544 Bw % a 6 


A; 


m4 ww my 


P art/.2, The Hiſtory of this] ron Age. J " - ——— 


Br hindre 5 no not che. Treaty ar ELT a Ce ion of REED of 


was granced Eleftor of Buyarie ;, bur che E 
rain mobs for .cher had, reColo black of « tayot ag 


CELTS 


wiſe TOS ng om ai E, 
vever; HE, 
Enemies; 
rf 7 wMieby for their: 

pofed ox 


\d enjoy his Irs well as he, 
he one fide, Ragotsks kepe 
pre og come Armies, after ha- 

in) upon his 


Hereditary Pall And elits Fi having \ fos.. their 

cks. labour, and appeaſed a potent Enemy ; what wy So more to, 2] then 

did co ſeize upon Auſtria, and ſhare the v5 fr Spred T Ber berwixethem ? 

and For che Ship ſplic a at the waves, [arid raging. Seas, abando- 

| ned by. all the Seamen.; attack three cexrible WL, onec and gars 
ded onely by the Maſter himfelf z. z. 0:that ſhe muſt n rack, 

a bur if ſhe do, they: who have deſerted her, wilt no. get: £3. and-che : 
Confederates, whothink now, tohavyeher cheap, any them one 
afcer-another, withour-any difficulty at all, Their proc dufficieacly 

1.106 diſcover what cheir intention 18, 

ial Ferdmmand thethird, notwithſtanding ſo many trouble - IF of {9 Ferdinand 
many friends, and-the number of '{o-ma ——__ loſt nor bis care of che $94ront,be cats 

| —_— For, it is after: the lofle both of Maſts, cpa and ar the oo AO 

+4 po ſplicting, or ng, and _—_— all con is loſt; .,that the good oo 

of er Lakes h; —_— Fo ies never] pe,nor coll- 

at rage, To whom doth be s: himſelf i _ is. revolution 2 Not to Turks, 

ad or Tafidels ;. but to him, to whom: his Farber þad alſo recourſe, when he 

&1 was | dry wrt Vienna. For, he is Heir £6 bis Chriftian YErruch, and hath 

yy of his devotions. | 

* wt Ser Galaſſo bavying paid; his tribute to; Nawure, the Edmniand was ondoryaah- 

bo conferred upon Melander,Count of Holtz.appe/,who pur che Miliciain Diſci- * - nn 

" pline again, and imade the Rendezvous of - his forges, near; Budiceis. And 1; tperiat f 

y Wraenghel bein retired our of Swmeveland, (as we, have already ady faid ) unex- Army, 

4 _ attacked the' frong Fown.of $ we , Which by: great fortune, 

ly ring thok under obedience 5. his: Mill $: gnd the .Governour, for 

” hred the notice of the enemies approgeb, had Jul timze'Tp 

p ſe left the French-Weymerians ig. Wintendsich, and now ye "will follow 

/ them to the Rheyn, and into. the LDUTG the Landeray y Porafil, 
where they made a deplorable '(bipwrack, upon ch pr gh a Prifice, 

: who had noc diſpleafed, but by his, too . gonſtanc bdeli Some” lictle 

n while after , the Marſhall of Tarenne ,; having receiv order to Joyn 

F with the. Marſhalls Geffon , and Rowtzaw, in Flanders , {o to flop t 

” courſeof- the Arch-Dukes vitories, found himſelf ſurrized by a ſuds 

2 dain diſuniori amongſt his Troops 3 for the; Germans diyided theniſelves 

x from him, and ſent Complaints to, che; King. In « words. they would 

4 not go out of Germany, bur ranged them(elves under General Conning- 

merk, which had almoſt brought ſome diſorder, berwixe the ew 

7 quering Crowns, - But a (mall raig.makes. not.the Rivers overflow Ba | 
banks; and they, who thought, in this alceration , to, atirifty them 


Gg 2 'rheir 


—_ 


The His oft ſren Agel Daren 


dves nothing at tall ; for the Towet which 


their ads ons 
| \ To ” abbr, : Welt, whd Spork, were like to bave de. 
| cab iments of the ' Bavarian Caval- 


in Boheme * bur they iffied 
rendorf- if the Province of Munſter | and fv 


anied to'the (aid A ther Teſt 
cred up jealoufie 3 Ferns oe lag lied 


fe OOO Rees are ye 
"EMAP. Xxu. | ya. 


The taking A ivink je Eger, Lamboy, exd Connitxmaick 
feehene, The rakong of. the Retschin. The. Siege. of 


Praghe:” -* 


i ed Phang raken Swinefert at diſcretion,and refreihed his 
inthe ot Franconie';'marched:into Bobemia,and ſent 
beſieged.5 for Fre: ions A hero ; and ſowith'a very gallant Are 
Eger beſiege ed by meny Troops, befieged Eger, a ftrong-Town in Bobemie. 
Ak che Imperial; <a haſtened all he eonkl;to ſuccour a place 
of or cat 'ittiportence ; 'bu the Eagles appeared too late, or: ele 
rdy > pr Cos yeelded too Prop and indeed the Swedes ſo much exerci- 

Teeld np fe [60 


with continual Aflaules, norwichfanding the loſſe of men, 
farrendred at diſerecion; 'and that, ac the fame time when the 


of the Imperialifts dpproached,to give notice of the ſuccons; bur 
being ufermards beheaded. Jt is true, that Ladron, 
ED the ſamererms(for Fravghe! gave noorher) 
roy | roger a chaſtifemenr liccle proportionableto 

NE red : "For what cannot Gold and favour ds} But thispro» 
ing of i forrain General, in the middle of the Empire, and in; Towns, 


hi _ en many Priviledges was abhborred ; it dimindhed:the 
” X75 poveragh who the Rebels, Any having taken Arms 


Vang 
ako had 


the & 


Me NaSaeit Antey Rake Gripiaged neer-Eger a league beyond chat of the 

Swedes, where there h m ſharp irmiſhet;and Ferdinand being 

The Swedes Ggnce ſurprized'in the midft of bis Troops, found himſelf in ſome danger. 
beaten, «hy grew a e encounter, wherein his enemines were wortted, and 


wy ed, with' more ther» thirteen hundred of bis mien; und 
afrer = loſs of ſome Standards, retreated into Tyringh, and 
afwick» aid Melender being fill ieeheir heels,and hoc able co drawthem 
a General'Bircel, and unſatisfied beſides, with the L inne of Haſſia; 
fa pon thar Country, 'whiere he played Rex, retook-the Towni(northe 
Caſtle) © of Marfurgh,and fo! into Fyanconia. But General l 
no 'tefſe Sip in the Dutchy'of Brunſwick , then his Pretiecefiors 
hed dane; for he tecruiced Mis A zand pat it in good order ; one payrof 
his Peper he tons 


and fed his { into'the Field, to driverche 
of Heſſe who melted like ſnow before the Sun, whileſh the 
92 rev recoll themſelves, "and grewifronger. 'Oh ftrange Meremoe- 


gn mgm nents: zj*that 'brave'Caprain, was in the 

wh Berman noe ftillybur ina Very chore took 
fog rar Fete ary morewith:abmoſt as much ſuccefſe, _ 
penhein 


* Den Gyr -# 


Conninxmark Bi 
in Weſtphalia, the Fo 


aw a os df Sha Ht AA SEDS 


>. A & ot Fa 


| frond by ſome Horſemen which be- -had va 


Pat's, The Hiſtuyofehis bw ths 


im had done; yet by dra ſo near Munſter, he wene ſo far be; ond 
fr and proſe mu Heck had alma __—_ and recom 


oof mk fone 
MOT fain to "Loh Ines" wy oY 


theic Allies, made him ryan 
him. Uo were almoſt the whole Summer eo ry near ns 2 little 6m 


e 


eg a 
ol pope & a 


before. is 
prunes eſo blo 
| | rob bing who ane 
are fiery, ſhewed it ha TMinifter;who not mÞvyed 9t.4) thareat, 
telt hirs, char' ir wat 4bovatry (ths peo Profiles whſehuſor nee 
ſpl t+ be fired.” F know not, whether :Rory 9s purpoſe, x9 


r hits odious, and the berter:to paint out his vigorous pr 
e5' bet fo many gailanc ations 4s he hadperformed ;, 
is rrie, 'thathe was' very ctuecli.Re ic ad ade: will, hs did the CT 
of Sweden many moſt remarkable ſervices + whergah, which was cb; 
moſt wree wn moſt proficable,)and- moſt -imporeant, was that memora- 
ret =. __ —_— Meepopatich balienocinhe Peace; as 
ww | I 
f pet - certain Colonel of th the ; —_ Army; being Aiſculie: wich. che 
6, and having'conceived/ ſomediſdain g iegnindhia ne) po 
is erhk. j whereby 'Ferdinaxd found bim( ellcaced/$0'cone] 
Treaty of Mmfter,and ſurrender up 40 his ehemies, fo @ offi i: 
Conninxmark being edvanced to «the Erontret rn. 
rhis'Colonel addreſſed himiciteo him, hhened binsche 
the Rerſebin, or Smelt fide, as they called-ir Mae 
there are many Townoswirhin Pragee) offe by eel the Ries 
and-beiche frrſt ro ſcale thewall pinched ants Coronet t beingeg 


«har 
ealily,and « 


lace was Juſt as h#eold him, niarched. nerd op 
rized many Officers in their beds whom was Qld. Colored) © 
ew found ſo muth boory,as was-more eraubl tobeicorried awdy,then * 
the place had been to be raken, This Crolle. off-Fogwune falling upon this 
$ Prince, was <tiough to have Kaggered him, had. he 1108-fixed the an- 
chor of bis hopes, upon an immovcable' foundation, 
The Prince Paletine Charles-Guſtave being treated Generalifine gf the 
Swedes, came from Sweden mo Germany, with an.army of eighe houſang 


-men; and having encrealed his-Army by ſame Regiments drany our'gf p jc: Charls- 
Power ania, and the Archbiſhoprick of Brewer, advanced: towards Pr gue; Guſtave gres 16 
where we will let him do a-greac works and make © tun back: kpeo Prague. 


Bevaria, 


favoys of 
Comiremrk haftened chidhel. bakearces ws 


e rhe yo 


"The a my Part-2, 


WE 4 Tempeſt On 

ermany. 77 deeth 

Þ of Pond Cali fun 
m0 9 21 A 


ot 147] 4 RO 451504 ar 
"He True hich Ms akin the Swedes,\ nd the 
| Bavarian! 1648; laſted? nbt:lomg 5! for ip was broken, abour the begue 


p of this Fie Er nuns 


5 Wh fuceeſsofthis lat «Bion,hima, pres. re me 


of chance, we' ſhould fin&idbs! be te prd als Da Op; pe 
who woeHicels betoyed the Conqueging'Party, lc be -der $00 miſe, 
ahd well adviſed.: But if'we will hearken.<o bis reaſons, we (ball begaick| 
'of another 5 Jer” pur chertis queſtion: off Conqueſt, words 
artrejeted;as weak, andidles- and (uctras wear the ſword, to make them- 


felves meſters of: other barry goods, wirhear any other 

then char of occation, otro SiG che bounds of gemealicy, and to 

aim of domes: wal chem. . 

He ſaw all geen ns! the Doi: again, ond fall upon 

mm and'ruine it 5 exetpr 1 ni thereof guarded by over, 
(which they could not paſſe)and by 7 is Troops which were mad to ſcethei 


Th ters BR obſervations upon the Tragediesof Event, 
| ESL pr ere peed. 
upon Py ,in the 

of ſome 5 will not, couth upon the 1 aeviabl 
Rule of Fa Ted "which the 'braveſt men are ſomerimes ca 
nor other aceidenrs, which thie 'moſt con{iderate, and vi = 
are notable 't& tefend themſelves; in ſuch ſort, asif we weigh the ns 
by many 1 we ſhall fitd, char ay not have been polidle, 
pon way to\hurt this-moſt potent Houſe of , 

of No 


4 florm at roſe ſo furious a R rendpe in Holtein,and 
fog ſpell x Pambrghy anduponthe Elbe, wich ſuch an Earthquake, char 
$. 
web... Mlb bebe the hes of 


was come 5 and that both Heavenand Earth 

Judge, irricated by the effuſion, of ſo auch 
The death of theinmocent bloyd : bur the endisnot yer arrived. Good King Criſtian, ſur- 
Kings of Den- yiyed not this form, which: to-have Prognofticated bis departure, 
— wa Po- "he was followed by King Vledjſlans, a Prince of much Yappinalle; though 
hemet with ſome r Un qr oem much jealvafie amongſt che Nobility, 

bour the defign which he had; to make a new order of Knighthood; as 
alſo about that great Army, which he had newly raiſed, with ay Duke of 
Valaechig,and ſome other _ againſt the Turks (in ap apparence) and wich 

the money of the Venetian. For the Swedes having ſmelt the bulineſſe, 
and che Polenders yet more, it was demonſtrated to him, that theſe Levies 
ought not to be made, without the conſent of the Senatours, In fine, being 
tired, and almoſt granſported by theſe importunities, and diſtruſts, he con- 

deſcended ro the licentiating, 'or disbanding of the forces, and ſo that fire 

was extinguiſhed, without noiſe. Bur this diſmiſſion was advantageous to 
the Swediſh General Wirtembergh, and to the French alſo, -who got three 

thouſand of the —_— to —_—— n 

Indeed, all other Kings a y their great proſperity, and ſucceſs, 
— xray more auchority, and refoet om. their ſub} bieks an more liberty to under- 
Priviledges, take z but this, by his famous,and remarkable erinmade the = _ 
udious 


arm of proceeding 


w: 


by reacts and glory,thar he he 
very litle lefſe trouble,and lofle,then he had = Moreover, the 


Patt'z The Hiſtory of this Ir the. 


291 


fitdiois of the preſervation of their ptiviledges which chey will never looſe 
by flattery, for which chey ate-father to be praiſed, chen imicared. 

This warlike Prince was much troubleR, after having fo well danced in 
the roind againſt the Turk, and Miſcovits; ts fir till, whileff the ſaid daitte 
was horteſt, almoſt every where, For his generous ſpirit was borind; by che 

th of his enemies, who feared the effefts therevt, 


leaſt they might, PEr= His Brother 


edvetiture,have redounded to the ptrofic bf the Hoaſe of 4uyftrie: His Bro- Caimir ſuc- 
ther ſareceeded him by elefion,and by a diſpenſation, married che Princeffecreds dim. 


of Nevers, his Widow. 


2larider having,for many ftrong reaſons,been elevared to the digni of Melander the 


cornitancding dll che Imperial Armies, ee ed no leffe; then the red# 
of Neanrdelon of the Empetolits credit through all Gefh2-9;but char foo- 


fiſh; arid ddnimdgeable paſſion of efivy had more prevalericie apon the minds 
bf fottie certain perſons,then their Mafters fervice.F or,thuy tnurmured;rhat 
this charge was given to a Calviniſt; and that a man of mean condition, 
was defeitel ce {0 miariy grett Lotds of metit,afid ilfuftrious exerili- 
on 3 Wheteof he not being izhbra Rds tHE firſt occafiohyro ten- 
der fo grtar proofs of his verttit, attd zeal, as char every one right be mo- 
ved, by bis exantiple, to prefe? their Prinites ſervice, 

titytir intereſfs 3 one whereof you ſhall forthwith ſee; 
© The 844+: paſſed the Dirtub it Lawitis : nil he faced them _—_— 
fvuſly neer Abzb+gh 3 bur tot being ſeconded by Gree#sfeldt (4 like 


e efitir own par- 


Emverours Ge« 
I heral. 


that which be commirted at the Battle of H amel#n) he choſe rartiet ro dye; ;, billed, 1648; 


then fAlirich; and ſo fatrifited Mis Hifey and thi of ewo thowfarid men befides, 
to the p of his Emnufatoiirs. 
By this Combat, B#verie wi laid open, andthe Mmbabicdurs rained by 
hock Armies; for th the Impetialifts; and Baveritns Wete ftrotiget 
ini the Conqueronrs, they were fait rtevercheleſs, ro content chemfeIves 
pick tormencing them onely by ſurpriſes, and Encotriters, #hileſt che old 
bwn'of Profits defended it felf figtitly; having fo reptilſet the Chicf 


Bene 7: he could not tek+ir, having 1d above fob? thoufarit of his 
en Ee it. | 
© Now, whercks there be forte ſelſolis {6 rithy tovr aritl, 6H, rhiar crorigh 


the Sun do: ſhew himſelf by firs,and chereby give hope of ſorhe change 5 rhe 

ne tievertheleffe returiis to rain, ant ifes ſb ldng; chidt ic makes 

s fefpiir of ever _ # fair again : Jtiſt fo, this' #fnift wary which 

began in the year 1618. looked,as it would laſt always: howver there were 

fait fnffervals : For mens Hearts Wefe(b Hei with {ibirion;thar 

Was belfeved; it wonld never be ended; but with theerid of che World: 
' whit fetins impoſſible t6 tbr; is trot ro God, + 

Moreover, the moſt 2ealous Proteſtants fancyed to themf&ves, thar the 

Cacholick Religion being divided by the Arms of Frence, might be eafily 


annibilated, and then the Conquerours would have all or nothing. 
The Plenipotentiary-Emb irs, liad afready treated at Mweſter, and 
Ofſnaburgh;the ſpace of four yedrs,whenic pleaſed at ;the Father of 
hr, to —_—_ GED of CINE to ry On ACC Ln 
:Gtrmany 3 which was fo much tortered, di eregirac at Lt 
_ ro _ to be known, The Tragedy beck boyannd ended inc gas Fa 
, rague, 


It is here co be marked, that after the death of King Guft#bveg of Lewis of 
the thirteenth, and the Londg#eve #illiamy the Dailghter of the firſt,' and 
the widows of the two he arncavad emer agaitift the 

their Generals, with ſo 


*5 


which the Conqueroitrs ſhtwed towards the Ho!/enders,for the C 


on Fhich they had made; renfred their defign met c 


pb 


"The 


272 The Hiſtory of this Iron Ae.  Part:2 


The Peace was concluded, and figned at Munſter, and the Inſtruments 
thereof ſent to the principal perſons concerned, to be ratified : which, was 


ThePeace made effefted, and a Diet convocated at Nwurembergh, there to treat about the * 


at Munſtre, refticucion of Places, and the diſmiſſion of the Armies, as alfo of the means. 
1649. to concent the Swediſh Militia, 
Such as had theirſwords in their hands,were not il] handled ; The king-, 
dom' of: Bohemia was declared Hereditary to the Houſe of Auſtria, and put _ 
our of diſpute with. Silefia,and Moravia. The upper Palatinetyand the le. 
Qoral Dignity to the Houſe of Bavaria. 
The Crown of Sweden retains all Pomerania,except only that part, which 
is called the Hinder-Pomerawa,and the Archbiſhop ick of Bremen, which. is 
The gain of the ſecularized into a Dukedom ;. as alſo the Town of Wiſmar, and Meckelems. 
Conquerours, burgh.' The Marquis of Br endenburgh hath, in recompenſe of Pomer ania,the 
Biſhoprick of Magdthurgh, which 1s alſo ſecularized, and ſome other places 
befides, Wy - 
There are moſt ample Treaties written of this Peace, to which I refer 
the Reader : but Lyill firſt tell him,thatche Prince Palatine was made the 
eighth Ele&or, and. re-eſtabliſhed in the lower Palatinat ; with condition, | 
in caſe the Male ifſue of the Ele&or of Baveria ſhould faile, he ſhould ins, 
herir alſo the upper Pe/stinat, &c, and the eighth EleQtorſhip conferred on 
him be annihilated, France hath Briſack ,and/a good part of Alſatia,together 
with the renunciation of the Empire, to the,pretenfions of the. Biſhoprickg 
of Metz,Thon!, and Verdun. | ka 
The Complaints of the Houſe of Burgundy, and the Duke of Lorraine 
affairs, were remitted toa particular Treaty between the two Crowns, 
Thus ended the great Revel,.or Dance in Germazy, which laſted about 
thirty years, wherein all the Nations of Eyrope had their part, | © _ 
Thus was the Emperour Ferdinand the. third delivered from ſoman' l 
croubles, and vexations, . Jamar aarcaterr 
Thus every body was contented, in appaxence at leaſt, however there be 
ſome whq could have wiſhed to dance longer. | — 
; Thus was the Mask laid afide, and the defign of the French and Swedes 
diſcovered;. who. gave. out, that they rook Arms,onely for the liberty,of 
Ger . bly is, ” 142 od 
Thas wers the Germans in, exceſſive joy; ,and in ſome; care alſo, to. wg 
money, to pay the Charges, content the Minftrills, and che Dancers, as 
take their leave. TT E: Yes 042,” 
Let chem go to Nuremberg fo weary with haying danced ſo, much, that 
they can hardly ſtand þ. $44 their-feer, and Jer us tranſport qur. ſelyes ines 
Italy, to ſee, whether that prudent Nation, dances with. better grace, 24” 


£ 


more judgement. "Y 


CHAP. XXV. | \ 21lT 

Pope Urbans death. The wars of Italy, and Catalunia. *© 

4 

T% war which was made upon the Emperonr by the Sweder, bad ſo:dis 
» &- vided the people of Europe, that there were very few'/perfonsto:be 
found, who ſhewed not themſelves cither glad,or ſad, upon the iflue of unp 
i, The Lutherans who looked upon it only for the-intereſt of cheir Religions 
were afraid eaſt, ifche Emperour grew viforious, he ſhould deprive ther 
of the exerciſe thereof by a Reformation,and retake from themall the Ec 
clefiaſtical Lands, and Poſfſeflions, ol 1 | 
- The Catholicks, guided by zeal, were inwardly afflited, at the decline; 
or decay, of that:Great Houſe, which aloneſaſtained the harred of the _— 
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Part,2+ T be Hiftory of this fron Hoe. 241 

+ The elfecot the hatred which they bear the Chriſtians, had not been 
differred ſo ong inſo many fair occafrons, had it nor been for the war He- 
tnccathem, andthePerſians, % 4 eatigeal wel 
- This war, I ſay; hadicaken away the meinty of DE by 
thoſediſorderswhich had (o much weakened is ; For neither che bred 
of blood which was ſpile, nor che Towns and Villapes which were burat; 
noe the ficlds hich were madedeſert, haſtened'th 


loffe gf ſo much blood whileft A erate ri 
ſo much bleodz 'and'whitk wert momenc 
yi chemlelves, whercyand Yo to 


T1 Toe Knights of 
ilca tabe the 


ng Saulrtan- 
1% and ber 


front on, with « 
's we 


of 


would 
3 ? ctfebx; "He contratt rinci if 
— of all che Provinces, and fitted a FIee&f near for hug d (alle, 
| and lnlled che Venrtions aſleepin the mean Whi hy a: en RA. 
© was y0t againſt them, but eo driwifatisfaftion Fron\ chi a 
,” | elves intoa poſture to undergge theftorm, by (; 
. the Knighrs,demanding the ſuccour of Princes, and fortify 


came £00 late,like phylick cothe dead;atid the cauſe thereof was pee 


ommon Good; but the -/o 
this. inopinated Invation anictr aſtoniſhed the MO apoPublck a 


Veni;e, (which asked afliftance overy where, and in'H land, Sfor char 
© mony) but was not able to reſtore Chriſtendogu ta peace. When che br ha 
arcack a flock of Sheep, the courage of ttic dogsis cooled, framfalling up-. 
onthe Common Enemy. The ambition of Chriſtians ag £00. vreat; the 
opinions in Religjon,too different;and vativis,their. charity too much chil- 
legand the ruigeof che gpule of Anftria(which was Judgedinfatlible) woo 


pry in, their hearts. 1 
his puniſhmeig Ceemed to have: 


Fire gut 'nto 
th: irten} & 
Veaics. 
that as well for this miſhap, as 
Ii allo 


_ The Hiſtoryof this . this Tron m Hee, Partz, 


4 FT 


Contam” 


nople. 


Who 1mplore 
the belp of 
Princes, 


our 
The Common- yy 


wealth: Vitte- 


ries, 


ay other adyertiſements, they han eafolyed to provide i it well, to _ 
Een GE. have ab power © bure ac. 

the French were n danger to beill created, being ac. 
having ales this facal war : 


he headed, forharing lob: 
Ed oo linen echoing lod eo may 


ſo many igies 43-4 at 
to continue 


wieh i 
"The ſaid City was cotiſialied Þ 

£4 wo Ronly renin ad Cit os ontumad by 
E oe yp; £0 > jocke copw of theie+houſes, co-(ve' their 


q Fardati "will / mtg NG: 


_ etheir — togethe 
their Alcorex: e 
ig will | quickly inyolve Mortals inthe ge oi 


DS ALS beings] mw 


into Friel; and FED artars to' 
powerfull diverioncomnnds 


Toh T — earner ſo that 


do, The Pope, and Cardinals far- 
ds Fouts (expedſes of che war, | 


=, implored the Fe - 
4, Ja — Dabuoria; received'a 


oc "yellels' appointed co' re-viftuat 
= and ſo tht _ was defeared 
Wa 5hp Generdls billed, Retimo caken, and all 


This is mi eſo gener fartled the Conmon- wealth, that however 
G—_ had very happily taken a a pren many. Gallyes, the made it" highly 
known at oe? aru all Itely, that ſhe was noc 
able alone, to e wei Ine the or? z and chat having a 
conſumed abo — . millions, of Crowns, ſhe ſhould, at laſt be 
conſtrained to of d ONE 


ual conditions from chis devourins wolf 
as would be I ro all Lt ng bon 


'Though Forrune had been, unkind in che Kingdom of Candy, ſhe 
ſhewed fo __ chearful a countenance; jn;Da/metie, and-in many fo 
counters at Sea, that ſhe made the Republick. break cif all Treaty of Peace, 
and reſolve to continuethe war. 
There arrvied fourty veſſels from Hollend,and ſome from Denmark, wich- 
'the ſuccour of Genus and that of the Pope, whorook the ſaid 
ſe ro heart, as Found the repoſe, and quiet of Chriſtendom, 
Ce ron Victories, and ſo much tormented the Tarky, that ta- 
eta ir Nerd, eva in Canes; a> does will leave them ſcufy 
without entertaining our ſclvesto out the cir- 
cutnſtances of Ce "ax pag wi. hr ep ftufe cheir 
__ z Gnce Cs, bang) become Barhariens » doyert worſe than 
oO. 


« Wwe 46 &4 - ww= 24 * Th. 


Part.2. 


would have filled all Fronce 


or run in flocks ta the'P«//ace Rogell, © 


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"CHAP. Ws 1; | ol 
The troubles at Panis.1t is bej The 4h v2h- 4 fred 
The beſpeging, and tak king Pe. be I 
Hannault ranſacked. Pry <p 
He pewes which Go od hey bras oh 1 wr Ts; 


Atch-Duke before Leys in Artoiſe,. upon theewentieth of Auzuft dap a6gh, : 
rue | W*P 


"oe hah che mer they were ging rope -i-aT 
| riſ6nmenc'of Meſteurs de 4 tum::lt a1P a 
ris; and why? 


were ſhut up; the Chaines made fall; and all xh 


chat Paris was in more diſorder-gam,..and the danger greater, than ;thac 
which happened inthe Reign of Hejry the third, cill the Queen being (ap- 
licated coreleaſe. cham: was contenc co-grantiit.) And, thus, was the firſt 420*/*d. 


(which was but precurſors togreaer gvilt).pat; enda,cumn refored 

och _ calonable:(fay. othes'nations)aha the pl the h 

£1s.Y e anger rea: «De- 

fignes of MEG mnngyr wack hed-bemnanerivid,: ſhould plas amkereincheDe- 

mities, wherewich\ Europe hath - -beent fo miſerahlyafflifted,;- the mifchiet 

falls upon the heads of che innogenc, effc&s of che Divine Rro-. 

Aden, which Jevesnothng iv cis Age unputhed, though 


deferred. £6 O96 1 1b; 90851 3 —_ 
S - us palle rothe ſecond bour, beirig meh more dangerous, thanchs 
| 74s *0. 37 4 in bovguft 1% kh 44 1 
ITT nn he. engloine 
' Pare upon the os ſiuk of. night” 1 
retreat, ve th ce ' 
ſelf of | 


revenge 
with be 
ves, under che 


lon, and the Macthall 4c is Motary their 


F out of Paris, 
which Cauſes 4 
tumulr. 


> me | Sk ermiſhe e madey4n' dne wherect, 4 Dag pretended 
| / : *y cerned 1, ,. #fRo\ 1 h 
Ghilled, His edit 


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hen of, and che Datcheſſe of Roben 


onne ; ſent him men, and mony, to 
Fra where he ſoon found his graye; 
ID Ge doubt, . whether he were the 


RE ns been m along time be. 


Mewdon, Corbeily und Lagny; fo thar, < 
Fe. _ "hs Ks held inner Dees maſtbebad to another, and that aka 


were fain to implore «ſtance 
received tt," 


foes to ſuccour 
Paris 1649. 


rch 
where he pailed; bur with difcon- 
Countrey;wick their 
to tak& any thing from che 


or daring 
= awd —_— __ ones Entmits, is to 
= Parliaments 


Ty wk with a 

_— leaſt it whe ny him. 
pardoned ; Leopol4 
what the Duke of Lorrem hd od 
ſera wdnicd es vere wit allſpeed, leaſt His 
| ronfiderable _ Ry \ſor "having ſaved 
Ade ormemmeen awo thouſmd- $& which 
FT fr wana horags: Thigeioecipe was impure the necficyof the 
cimey which mhenie hath any ground, paſſes for crafey cough otherwiſe ic 

malice... 


ef $13.4. ' 
mae « this eceof levity ſpeedily retreated to- 
ether aro ortter ro inveſt” Fpers, 
eeguking ſome Forrs, 
bur he found more 


| & made theit Artillery found 

cavy in many les and tpecially, in a, 

{ beariup che quarcers of the 5 ds; 

for hadrbe duccoun bborvrtady the Ti i 
icnes im\finepafter 


; Ss ELF canes! 


(binke pee _ 
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PORE 2 ITY m—_ + - WD | 


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Barkit- The Hiſtory of this Irow Age. 245 
revenge for this affront, fell into Hennawlr, rook Condeggndplundered 

te, ndall che whole Countyzin pena nag rr hadnoi on 


" nan-ever co return thither again. Then they\entred incorheDu Bra- 
the bevt, and carvied them(clvesnot a jor berger chere; chen chey bad, ky in 
Henniwlt; ſo that the Citizens of Bruffels found themſelves almoſt in che ſame 
X ne ry udeaby were, in the year 1635. fad ns ps F ey} as 
at the lofſe of the Country-people, and-of the lives of ſome i- 
Ne: ers, who were killed in the skernnſhes, p % 
ce -TheDuke of Wirtembergh, with four thouſand men, pil Champegue Ciampagne, 
and General Roſe did asmuch, in che Dutchy of Lux z 3ſter which ad Luxcm- 
he they all retired anto their Winter-quarters, They who hadcilied,and ſow- burg" 1f-. 
ed edrhe land, were knocked in-the head for cheir paines,or ftarved with cheir 
Ic pcor Children, inthe rigour of Winter , co leave their Harveſt: for theic 
c< murctherers! And ſuch as cl; » led into Holleng, to ſave their unhappy 
"i lives by DI When: thall we fee an eng of all cheſe misforruncs ? 
" Alas! Iqwill noe be poſlible, bur wich the end of the world? 
ne Now, we have hmiſhed che Wars. of Germany, and Ho/lend, let us 
ts go. into the Biſhoprick of Liedge-, and ſec - with what fucl! that fige is 
made. / | 
ts —— aaig 
a —— _—_— Hr agen 7 —— —_— 
q CHAP. Ill. 
g The tumnlts in the Province of Liedge. The chooſing of a Coadju- 
4 tour. Tumults at T revirs. The Lorrainers, iz the Kingdom of Aix, 
h and the Land of Gulick, or Juliers, beat the Countrey-people. Tho 
c ' War kindled again at Naples. SH 
[ 


His fatall Waris like the Hydra; the mote heads are cut off, the mbre 


grow: up; out of one ſm one place, there ſprang up many in 
nother. If rhiPimpertious ped, b wk F hapabdaice 
of ny £ etyba- 
may we 


AS Seo. AS 4. 4. a x. V7 


_— 


CRETE 


love novelty, 1 and firangers Tendeavoured ro blow this fire of diviſion ; 'ef- 


; afrer the raking of | 
cheri jutly ſuſj 
will noc have Subs rd 
Warfuſes - yided,- So that it was , thar chis chick load would power down 
—_ _ a great Shower, The of Werfuſe, after baving bertayed his Maſter, 
pieces, c retired himſelf into the ſaid Town 3 where, -thinking to: waſh away the 
wk old- reaſon by" a new one, and/win the favour of his Prince ; cauſed the 
ſai> Burghermaſter to be murthered, at « Dinner, to which he bo dn 
and the Abbor of Mouzon Refident of France, his confident, who h 
intelligence and authoricy, in the ſaid + crown: w hich -murcher. 
diſcovered, whileſt it was hot, made the Citizens take Arms, rv the 
F,Himsis the, Murtherers in 'pieces, and raiſed great tumnles. Since which cime, the 
Town,under the Jeven' of the Sedition- hath alwayes remained-and fadtion 'bath' held up 
names of Chi- her head there. Such as kept'their reſpe@rowardsebe Prince,took pride to 
roux,andGrig- be called Chiroux;and they,who profeſſed themſelves for Liberry,Gri 
NOUX. In-fine, the Prince being no longer able to ſuffer the deminution of his 
authority, nor the affront which was done him, when he defired to enter 
into the Town, armed himſelf ro chaſtize theſaid _——_ he put ſome 
thouſands of men into the fietd, under the condutt of Spar; armed 
the Peaſants and drew neer the Town, whereof he quickly grew maſter, by 
The Prince en- thee interceſſion of the Chiroux, and ſo the difference was þ rowned, in the 
ters into the blood of both the Bur ghar mos and ſome others,who followed. A Ciaradel 
7 own. was buile, to defend the one from the oppreſſion of the other; yea, romain- 
tain Juſtice, -and the Princes authority, and ro repreſs the in(olenceof the 
common People. 

A calme being reſtored tip Fore, every body in quier, and the cabal 
of the Grignoux deſtroyed, who had ſo much laboured under hand for help 
from the by din the French; a coadjutour was, elefted,and the v9 

__ ein, ence,not upon the Princeoico 
bby fore means a le bu apo 


af Frew revirs for the ſubjed doe 


ancht {che Lieder ern fy jb the 5. 6-67 


Gard G ar of Lon ne Biſhop, a fell upon wo 
c ef, Pl 
7 —oky TD he ſu neo ger EE, A wert in'ro 


5 © bp glow . ce beat 
" hen —_ " iy 3 : , 
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LaRvelle The 
murtheredby favoured t 
the Count of His Prince; for Sov 


Maximilian of his Brother © 
Bayaria coadj:.- Prince 
Tour, .Almoſt - ſane c 
without blood-ſhed, and wexig 
theſe being more peyiot 
fion ;of ſome 


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faves arte Enfre fore it wert oonnhiidedl; Bur the 
dry ped, Ta ter Went 
currences, or accidents. | 

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Head.zOn the other: fide che Emp, rl 


4 chem who ated for big Fr 
Meurlon uf all his Lands and C xo 


of his fantr, anda fcigried 
of -Denwerk, who encred Germa | 
andiFerdinend for the red Germayy na 'WAT, 0A 
that he would have the world know, chac he ſou 
any, ag | 
theJotof Arms, © AvY 


all; iS 
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he w e co bringy rc more 
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and chat of greater vogue, then it ws under the 
ThenearnefG,and cerrour of che Twkifh Artis, 


247 The Hiſtory of +binkon Uge, 


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The Peace 

made, 


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| them retire 1n,_ haſt, w RE hrer at of cauſed -ro fr + eo 
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yo were the firſt fruirs ofibix Field 


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The Princes, for better Re hs 


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Arch» Duke wroce from Baſecbe tot Jy ie of Orleans, abour a Tebe Rerel. » 
ky him.an ———— but without effefh; 414% 2790-6 


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quarters in Normendy, and! 
oo was ſoon ſtopped + for be» 
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#1 9, ho remartgd with the honour of the cie 


ed the Refornigtioct almoſt every where ;. I 


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4 o finee hep ent years cog uy Gs 
eh prod a} #mecr Fultieutivn one 
ughter newly eſpe «fe 
T ; eeived, with magnificchicpo 
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f- Muſes, be Barker had acquired fa. much knowledge, and 4 


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was one of the'moſt- aminogs Princes-4n the 
d 5 dw ha OW as rene See: the moors 
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Tongues The Sciences ED in her underſtanding ; 'and okra 
” Piatice bach made her (o dexcerous, caqtious, that the whole Uni- ſes. 
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Town of Worcthter, 
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ſhould eicher big ; which 


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theDuke of Lingniled Nextar {ogg 5 ig Quazny 


whe . ſce how F #Y, {7 d pull 
us we tce- ortune TY ome, ail $ 
Charles gorten che Barrel, wars. probable, that E 
priceiof the viftory: 


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ory. randy che other Parry, loſt the oth of Scotland, caſt an-infinice red 6f 


Widows, and atherlefſe ehiil ren, into exceſſive affliftion, and che'p6vr 
«priſoners iato unexpreſlible calamities. 


The firſt who pp ared upon a Scaffold, was the Eailof Derhyz "m1 his | 


ax intorthe Pariamerits 


Witke, after a' ion, purthe Iſle c 
aber _— 


The priſonegs'of nore wens-Midindo the 
and viRtorious General Crompel- 


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Ar ag ym ng duc ahem} ydifferency 
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he Eleftour of | + houſ 


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Wart berween the oh of Newberghs Gountry,who atracked;che Gs x 
the ark. #- mont,and hehe” allas of boſtilicy ,nrickparhaving 


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doin bbt King Jap rode Hater, RI'Y!, 


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and'the French out. ay ney ng ery rms ==" 
abandoned, was © again loop grayes. AR men, 
that the Sp rs, 1p hyen agr> S upon.Dunkerk,; bur the continual 

rains, the Jarenefle of the ſeaſon, and pM EIT 


the Army back to reſt. 


"cnar'. 


The Cardinal returns into » Franice, .The | rake bad been FONY 
foned, are re ts. The King Gas The Prince gone 
retires from wed M: . ds es ſee 4 ky 


ed wigs SI Te” F | 


Topo = _ them ons down 
p coveraand their leader ſummoned HagbaabeSe 
che Boarmen, to put them aſhore, and | ay 008 went whine 


ed, 
moneth of qt ders trhrolnger raoglmibad X eapolit ans 
ſbi hb ed the courtefic of che Zelgn- 
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of France. | 
'L = 'tnacge Fr HER chus divided, ſonie Derg to "the Princes r 


ops thei poporng mo mag 


| of oo Nation 5 which 
he x ergy 4 mo erce War 
TY. ES Sie Warophich will ſec down 


08er are wie from. ofie misfortume, 
earcr. For theſe united Provinces had no ſponer given 
I, Imighc for Peace, then th ' found themſelves envied 
Scars an . Is inc, che mhſeh 


by wands credit; and report 


—_— Derkatbes 1651;/box8 nine vf the 

| tha wenth of the Mortcy theyſaw & plain Fi 
>the Horizon, and therein wen! Souldicrs or Hon | 
$27 -4 


Jt” gr Flercome from the North; 


< ix top and by, theye Sant 
atfac ormey 3 and they 
which yet ſhewed themſelves | 
the Ropes, and Cebley, ' - : 
which they bed 'difc 


y fea, wherein they mere ſounck 
b eir-neighbour, the ors SARS 
Durage the. £ 3; kr 31013 }: cane ad Maris 
Tk AO SA mers Bee done heDe 4 9 pected fo 
" Letters of ork, i out Letters of Mart to TS _ 


TRLEE de | £ mM 


In "Jn May 1652, "7 Tramp, Admiral of the Dutch Yioks with about 42 ſail The firft Sea | 
of Ships was diſcovered on the back fide of the Godwin Bf Mejor ra uhc #gbr, 
commanded a ſquadron of rhe Rughs.Shi ihe Dutch bearing cowards the 


Gr baynd pe 7 age to ſpeak wic » co whom th 
Ole ani OI Partly man" atys: 0h eh 4 th a Heige ro rhe 
"mon Taree the Englihh ns :; chat che ekerty 


winds "having blown hard ſeveral dayes, they were re freed Farcher Souch- 

ward then GG ied lane and having 5e > for ſome dayes off — 

where'th loft ſome Anchors and Cables, they profetied chey! inecn- 
evan) Lobo he rob rh Fleeing corks Wettned.recv 

co £ 
y-ndvige' of-chelei pailages Bra AS eds alt preitie kak 
rowardsthem s and onbe 29 Re faw them'at Ancharin Dover 
oad 4 4nd þei chree | 


EET name gb Try fiat ke whit ak 
fo much dammage par ewal. + e 7 ur Provinces, | 
iT was for about four hours alt night pa 


| killed, nnd; 


go ; their Admiral hycr in tier Maſts and 

Rigging, al ct, uh eeretepherd _ Hats the — done to 

theyeſt of- che Fleet was noe E 
This ancmpt of: che-Durrh,' in 

Pavliqment, chas allele acres of heme 

_—_ two more, could: not « 


- Though” by; levers} 
ic: Dro an, ond} © he confent «bf chiral 


efonr Sdiring, he Embaſſdour of Swes uſed abi genre,to 
NE es wall adj ne ent im bi Lever of ax vey one g'es 
doc nor. ze adjuſted, be > novery in'o England t6 
| theleſs-obagined Andicacey. bus: deach caking him io ec em ren =" 
hut (Eqpbafadon TIES 
2s rough check;theat at 
” gf dry nfs Tirs 


kits fate of Norway, 


ermany, Italy, Openly: | 


Jlkherto, we bave ſeen che wars * Ee 22 frff@®r the wy; 
and or ſeazure of Countries, under the oe 
fo great a Hot 


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lone ſuſtain the wei phe of Es LENS Embafſadour The Venerian 


ro Conſtantinople, 
the Difference ;-w Inſt cl - I 
I to any ove k would yeeld 
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rerifiredier Barcelons ren- 
beun able $ ber ſelf, 


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Part2. T be Hiſtory of this Iron Age, Th 
Orleans, and the Scrangeths beg Cs (Sore ans eo feel, thac he 
was no more in Guyenze; for after having loſt his Troops; he'was conſtrain- 3c (ba! D'b 
* edrofiy. The King made his Army niarch; under 'Tarexys orders, who CR hi? 
went to attack Etampes'3 but finding the Duke of Lotreinto draw near;he <2: 
retired, and confelled char the Strangers who were in the Town, defended 
themſelves bravely: . > ths 
Ir looked,ar if che Princes wonld have t good bargain of all ſuch as mads 
head againſt them ; when upon a ſuddain, the Duke of Lo#rein, by che in-. 
terpoſition of the King of Engieyd: Eleft Son, made a contra apart, re- 
ceived money,and retired himfelf our of the Kingdom ; 'bur he ſene back 
" his Army ſhortly after, with the Speniards, becauſe the reſticucion of the 
chree places promil; » Was not med, ' reed? | 
The Prince being irricated, and the Pariſiens extreamly amazed, began 
to revile the ſaid Dule, and all,in fine, diſcourſed of him,according co their 
pod. Some aconſed him of inconſtance, and others of avarice : bu: ſuch 
had a ſtrain above the wulgar, Judged chac cherg was ſome vengeance 
hidden under this ation ; and rhat the levity both of the one and che other 
ſo ofcen manifeſted, co them whoſe aſſiſtance they had both implored, and 
Fat; _ to be recompenſed by a juſt recaliation. Be ic whar it will, che. 
Princes Troops being tired by frequent Skermiſhes, and by thac fucious,and 
bloody ſhock given in the Fauxborrhs,or Suburbs of St, Antboxy, (wherein. 
the Mazarinijts, or Royalifts had the worſt ) being very much diminiſhed,the 
Arch-Dakes ficcour was ſent for again, which bemg condufted by the Baron 
of Clinchent, advanced quire to Paris. Bue ler” 4is come back into Flanders. 


The Arc-Duke finding that the firewas too greatin Frenceto be lo ſoon ng ng be. 
extinguiſhed, made a ſhew of befieging Durkerk ;- but his defign was upon ſrgcd;Mardyks 
as one of rhe moſt important places of che Low-Gouncrics, which y-e1d5,omd 


it ſelf well enough 3 burfor want of « ſufficienc Garriſon, was.Dunketk of; 
yeelded upon the fame conditions, that it had been formerly raken. terwards, 
Mardyke was abandoned : and Dunkerk expetting the reliefby Seagwhich : 
was defeated by the Engliſh, was reraken wichour 'cither lofle, or blood- 
ſhed.” Thifs, wert three places reduced/ ro- obtdience-wich a | handfajl of 
' which had coft rhe French Mountains 'of Gold, and Seas of Blood. 
Who would have faid'fo nuch fix years before,when there ſeemed ro be no 
doubt at all made, of the ucter expulſion of the Spaxierds? | 
This redu&ion deſervedly ts  be- all Flenders,which ſaw her Traffick, 
and Inhabicancs ftÞuriſh again. The Towir of Dankgrk had been offered.to 
the | $-quidey Holtend, for Meſtyicht 3 or 8 ſtnmof money, buc the bargain. 
' wasnor EC. ALLIES 
| The City of Paris ſeeing ic ſelf in violeur; and murtherons faftions ; | the 
Parliament in-confuſion ; the Country le frighted'away, ſfiraugers , 
inthe Kingd the Princes in a yery A Bovit pad e £6 be: cleared, ayd 
the Clergy afflited by theſe unhappy diferders z reſolved to diſpatch che 
Cyrdinal 4 Retz ta che King,(who was with. a'new Parliament ac Poxtoiſe) 
©o beſeech him, torerurn co Paris: This Embalſie was well received by his 71, x;,,,.. 
Majeſty, v buying ublibeg as AR of vi was lo-much the betrer !ure; + Paris, 
received at 1 whe e Prince of Conde retired with the forrain 
age Ketel, and St. Menbout, arid bis'wincer quarters, at the beguy- 


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amongſt the waves of this 


Ex: Ea tener 2jor the catifee 
thereof are not {{ ohard co be era ,as that of the Te of the Sea 
was co the ie ET VWihes do you hope to ;4 but tti6th- 


ters, prodigics, and miracles ? 
The Province of Goſconie beingfertill in ſubGil wits, and brave ſouldlers, 
was no ſooner got outof one danger chenihefell inco a precipice yer _ : 
pnanghblgg remerity,and as well to lerve the, vet of others 
not r the Catisfaftion ifed chem, or rather for ſcein hs 
Complainc ,and that which had bes Hathie; them, very 1 if per- 
form 
The niece Armies, which mere | 9, lazarin, returned wichoiur 
eParliament beirg in diviſion; 


having done any 
Tae he where hay>rv-v> (elf ; te "ates changed like the wind, an 


wedded fomerimes the one Patty, and ſometimes the other. Yea,the Prin- 
ce themſelves were in diſcord ; for the Duke of Nemours was killed in FI 


Duel, by his Brother-in-Law the Duke of Beaufcrt, and the Count of Rizi x 
carried 7 ciſonce tothe Baftil/; by the Duke of Orleays order, for having ce- 
fited Conde. In ſuch ſorc, as all iffued to the Kingsadvanzage, by the Gr rear 
Cardinal Ma- Cardinals wiſe Coundell, who, like an 4 Pilot, ſaved the veil: it 
zarins praiſe. from ſhipwrack, and. broughe her over lo-many Rocks, amongſt ſs many 


ands, inthe danePeot a cloudy nighrt,and amongſt {o many con- 
rary winds,tothePort. F be knew. how to fow * the tares of vir oe fo "I 
cher who would phpkoer, from bim, and cov them owt of 


that wharbbc gever an ney very height of che fforn 


ſuch a man; though hebe 


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« mk nited Provinces would for- 
ſake their incereſts, Re eliow kiapation and his defignes. - But God had 
being priviledged : # his birth, after having þ per- 


the Prince formed th Eaaryended(o, , afc 
verdad binge prin boohand ed bis i , - | e - wringss er havin 


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dell urgency of the occafion did-require; -— 

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not adventure them through the channelly but 
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Bulwark of all Chriftendom, 'an es us, ibar (i ve alwaies been 
beaten heretofore; bave now the advancage. Luck is turned every where; 
' Governments are changed; Policy i is read and men at in'this Age con- 
-* rrary tothe former. - 


The Germ ang, by their, dilſencions,” and diftruſts, FM "ary on much weak- 


nea che;Emprre 3 and there'is no diſcontencmenc heard now, buc abouc ch 
Perſecutions, which 'are made. in the 'Enperours Hereditary Countries ? 
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eved ac leaſt more Qvilly, therein, For, / know.nor, whetber Perſerutions, fur 
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vel chemy and indeed, qhey ingender more hure, than they bring gf 
E latter runes, 


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| the xedrelle of the Egyre, {che reſtaurationof wt. molt ſerene Hoale co 
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ſaved! Proteftanr Parry, from hipwrack; or rather for havyi te men ſec<lai- 
Houſe of Aybrie' ; They would noc be conren oper ds 2k 

Capital Fownac lf, which is (ſtuaced upon:che&W#eſer,a largeRiver;which 

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| the tay of S, Lewis,was defign- 
,- 3” Lad Mhe— Yo IPL "— 
trend bythe Spaniards, much dimi- -,, Siege rai- 
adrancet, gave the Alarme, 'in all the (,, 
as illenou gitarded,ati beat down 
urt y forthe Cavalrie. There began a-confufion 
Fethe Camp, which made ſome fly,” and others reſolve ro defend them- 


ſelves. The Arch-duke ſecing the.cowardiſe of ſome, refolved to fiy; and c.nfufon jn 


- the Prince of Conde wene vigoroully to chatge che enemies, who contenting he Camp, 


themſelves wich. caving gained the Artillery, ſuccoured the Towh, 'and 7h: Prince of 
made ſome hot Skermiſkex; (ler this rock retire”, being roo hard to be (-90des ve- 
ſcaled, and moſt difficult co be'furmounted. The Princes valour cannot trefſ os | — 
be highly enough extolled, nor the order which hekepc, to ſave the Army, 6; bac 
and make a dexterous retreac, ſufficiently admired, | 

' The newes of chis (olittle expeRted difafter, gaining forcenipon the nim- $adneſſe in the 
ble wings of Fame, and growing much greater than ig was; was like'y to caſt LowCountries. 
the Flemmings into deſpair ; but the following Poſts .manifefted, that tlie for 1h1s feat, 
hart was not yet paſt remedy; thac the Prince 'of Conde had 'done more 

chen a man, and had mericed the Lawrel, by this retreat. "The number of 

the dead,was bur littlezthat of the priſoners,greacer; and thar,of the victo- 


And this blow filled the King of Speirs ſiibjefts, in the Low-Countries, 
with ſorrow; ſ@ did ic make all France skip for joy, and accumulate praiſes 
upon the Cardinal, as well asupon the Generals; who, after baving accom- Jo in France. 
panied their Vittorious King co Arras, took leave of him, and fell in wich The King as 
their forces upon Hemaw/t. Array, and the 
During the joy of rhe one, the ſorrow of the other, and the amazemenc __ —_ 
of all, I will make refleQion upon ſome Sieges, on both fides, fincerhe war © 
was firſt declared, in which che indignation of the Almighcy. moſt clearly 


| The King of Spains Armies found Fortune againſt them, before Cazel, ; 

Lencats, Rocroy, Giiſe, Roſe, Baldguier, / 9s The King of Frances, - —_— 
were unhappy, before Theonzille, Dole Se, O mers, Fonterr «bie, Lerida, and Sieges* on' both 
Cambria o that by theſe alternative loffes, and by the obinate concitin- 4dr, which 
ance of the war, there can be expeAted, bur an excelſive weakening ©2%*5 th.r 
of both Crownes, and an inſufficieticy co refiſt, one day, other Enemies. = ng 9 +1 y 
Theſe are the misfortunes of this d ed Age 5; which if not remedied, EEE IF 
we ſhall ſoon ſee yer greater changes, Thebowle being caſt, goes very often 


_ Further, than = 2. guatirrae her | 
The French having ranſacked the County bf Hennewlit both far, and ©, | 
wide, and fortified oem 7, whileſt the orher forces ſeized upon Clermont; I yg 
lefr a good Garriſon there, and retreated into. Wincer-quarters. mane taben, 


The Venetiens, by their generous reſolution, ſhew, that they will recog. 72* Vencrians 
ny the Kingdom of Candy, and hinder che Half-Moon,from nefelling v4 refift the Luck. 
The Genuezes have ſent their Embafſadours into Spain, to end. their | 


difference, and into Frence, for ſome negoctacion, the effet whereof de- 


zends u e. 
| hePope, not having been able to'perſwade the two Kings to a pegce. The Pipe auth, 
keeps, himſelf in peace, and wich him, the reſt of I«1; ſave only the Duk., 0nd thenete of 
of Sevgy, who ftands faſt in the Dance with the French. * . © Tayoy conftant 

_The Duke of Guiſe, having better retained in memory , the courtſhips i !Ne Dapcs, 
of the Neapelitans ther his own misfortunes, and his promiſes made at 
c : Pp 2 | xr vs 


TheFrench ex-4 


dition Lo + 
"he condu8 of notable 
rhe Duke 


. Guiſe,unbappy. * | if rw ety 6a Gegeh. 


gh 
theic Rue. 


ants Ng + the 

Misfortunes w ep. and ele- 
qpenine 4 ven of the TUE, wher iP <, of, powder, ug to 
; deſtroyed one part of e hoſe, bp un- 


Kojak the ſpring,n ich 
keſe prodigious accidents 


And at Oray £ 
lng jowke &» RY awe mis MT ns 


F; bs two Fliets ready ; d. have already ſent one -under 
; c Levant xo Maas : e Spaniard; againſt che French, Bur 
OL of the Duke of Gviſes nayyywhichwas returned 
ſoft a IE before he came, he plied in- 

eſtas reecived, and from 


ere, he fer ſay for hrs whery he 


ſees for,che French, thier the 
cing Anprgy that hes as a 
E Lile, co 

oe a Foot-Re on 


| Jo burnt about. fix 
; -thac (ome Loxram Forces iy 
1 with a vtHorſe, of abour 
behind 6 del {ops overmour of; Lilez he 
behing dou ucthe Town, i in the abſence 
; lo abs Works, t midnighr, in chrcediftiuct 
Retreats from places, Ne 6h /; WY Out-works 3 yea, and would haye gone 
before Lens, } over the: , had he! been. advert of che” enemies (peedy | regurn, 
and erage Ghoaghh ie fie 4 retire with his men, ( bimſelf being danger- 
oully. wounded) to La 
acdelot Fngla 1d jealled the Lord Proteftor, calculated the 
Actunt of the charg ms ge in the whole amounts to chirreen hundredthen 
yearly expences nd punts 5 ia armum 3. wheced ewo hundred: thouſand pounds 
of England, - y for the rd Proteors as | "uk yr hundredthouſand pounds 
for the mai Ko Navie, orts, and og hundied .choufand 
1 for the ; 
| — 'was {Bury in o Cola: in the m1 ountains of Cordaniaywpegain. 
| 4 Minfter Monſter deſcribed thus. . eb umn, pHnpe as far: as thy waſte, an 
found jn Ca-- font eb Nkes 3 tyre, © be hach, many beads _ 
cxlunis, eyes, and'# mou of ext bb rbirxelle, wherewith he makes a noyſe 


like 


" KiNgtmney who Ws Ronithed - ps Vere that the Great Day of J 
=” On come, tad Gchers, chat they progneſticated nochite bac. ; 


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other parts of the Nation. :/ bg. 
About che ſame timcy 4 | PO Ft Fu y of 
OTE dom > wig General Blakg then ac HOW and chac 4 => 
. Kept corr pondence wi and £ inten- 
g'K. Pi have age a, the Port of Ingen She {hips cherein, co 
the Engl;ſp: bur after the ſaid Gen towardsthe 
; Coaſt of DRC X cated FA _ | 0 mk thac be Was {er | 
at Dora eng Bi bars meer kiggeliionaf' fome 


enemics of his. 


The ge TR A great $051 over the Maſtevite, kw Coſucks 7 The anon, 
near Uſmen, where, after a ſhrewd fight. of thirce da then! cories, ond. 
.to 2,totall rout , and killed, Force could upon they -pur-them cj p 


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condition; The nd ponlerber gots was erp grear, ren | Tv: 


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&Hi T notice thereof,to 

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ſuch, a m__ CO 3obs 'ar C Me nctwe 2 feethe Coro- 
"Ther nai co ctollr, that lodging was bard co be found there, 
and proviſions were al.ar Wn-exceſt ny, he Coſſackz,accordiug to their 
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tins hey 7% 7 ; ary at Munſter one of 
x cory cienc Se Sews arg dw wes hed with the Duk es Crown, with 
the wonted Soltnmi the the an . 
The Queen of Swede, N nndaly ro the itorious: King Guftave,ha- 


ont "1 ed "by # firong Rheume 
EN on ited 6) cede _ Mirch, in the Town of Niece» 


as OF, Duke of Sxvoy caſt a owl! pon the Proteſtancy i in the 
| Vailies of Ts o op ov ty *” ſending the Marquis of 
The perſecution Piantlle; to wi hens gue ofthe French Licutenanc 


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The Lord Pro- hy ery ont i, anc emily di et done Maſter Moreland, 
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des,to cc 5,8) e hr ine 
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ith remarkablezeal,andremitted thems vear large icknowledg- 
yr moſt humble, and an ELerter c F thanks; which'they wroce to his 
ol Auoorr the cranſcr? e whereof ves beroo long to fer down here; and 
ſo Sul That of the Ki "Fr oo, his (aid Highneſs, jn anſwer co his 


wherein he f of having had any haiid in che 
jelly, where ge King uw rn rh. friend A his bd Hi 
Decrvadey with the Duke of Savoy in favour of them: Sothat, in fine, 
_— che difference berween oe ao. 1 my , and his ſai 
accommodated, orcland retur 
Slpon eh the ewoand twentieth th of Far chr hapned ſuch an extraordinary 
Thunder;and Lightning ar Ge/ick, eers, that jt put'all-the people -in 
exceſſive fearz and there fell a Then erbolr upon ane of the Magatines; 
whereby not onely the Houſe, 'and MI'tfie Ammunicions were blown up, 
but'manyocher houſes alſo thereto ad jayning were firgd,and ren in pieces; 
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ro the king of Po/2nd, the Lithinnian Geriral; the Mifpwoiny Goes. 
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men icate was lately choſen ; wed James Howel, 


