 | 1850 - 642 páginas
...Protestants of Smalcald. It is a significant indication, too, of the temper of the times, that the treaty was negotiated at Constantinople by a knight of St....provision for the admission of the Pope to the league ! Still, there was really, as we have said, some scandal ; and it needed in fact a concurrence of conditions... | |
 | 1850 - 600 páginas
...Protestants of Smalcald. It is a significant indication, too, of the temper of the times, that the treaty was negotiated at Constantinople by a knight of St....provision for the admission of the Pope to the league ! Still, there was really, as we have said, some scandal ; and it needed in fact a concurrence of conditions... | |
 | John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell - 1850 - 604 páginas
...Protestants of Smalcald. It is a significant indication, too, of the temper of the times, that the treaty was negotiated at Constantinople by a knight of St....provision for the admission of the Pope to the league ! Still, there was really, as we have said, some scandal ; and it needed in fact a concurrence of conditions... | |
 | charles black - 1850 - 630 páginas
...upon a translation of Von Hammer's ' Ottoman Empire' ? Constantinople by a knight of St. John—and that it contained a special provision for the admission of the Pope to the league ! Still, there was really, as we have said, some scandal; and it needed in fact a concurrence of conditions... | |
 | 1853 - 106 páginas
...temper of the times, that the treaty was negotiated X" at Constantinople by a knight of St. John—and that it contained a special provision for the admission of the Pope to the league ! Still there was really, as we have said, some scandal; and it needed in fact a concurrence of conditions... | |
 | Thomas Milner - 1877 - 330 páginas
...communions had commenced ; and, in the anxiety to gain predominance, unscrupulous monarchs were willing, foi this purpose, to avail themselves of the services...Elizabeth of England ; and, a few years later, when Philip n. of Spain despatched the armada to chastise a Protestant queen, Henry in. of France sent a confidential... | |
 | 1850 - 628 páginas
...engaged upon a translation of Von Hammer'* ' Ottoman Empire'? 1850. First Christian Alliances. 189 Constantinople by a knight of St. John — and that...provision for the admission of the Pope to the league ! Still, there was really, as we have said, some scandal ; and it needed in fact a concurrence of conditions... | |
 | 1856 - 840 páginas
...negotiated at Constantinople by a knight of St. John, one of the sworn champions of Christendom, and it contained a special provision for the admission of the Pope to the league ! Half a century afterwards, the Pope and the Jesuits proposed to employ the knights, not against the... | |
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... easily perceive ; but not more, perhaps, than had been occasioned by the previous overtures of the same unscrupulous monarch to the Protestants of Smalcald. It is a significant indication, too, of the temper of the times, that the treaty was negotiated... 