...Gravelines, brought on the treaty of Catteau-Cambresis in 1559, by which the French surrendered to Spain no less than eighty-nine fortified towns in the Low Countries and in Italy. 3. Philip, now free from foreign disturbances, began to be disquieted on the score of religion. An intolerant bigot...

...marriage with Mary, the elder sister and predecessor of Elizabeth. •P (lie Trench surrendered to Spain no less than eighty-nine fortified towns in the Low...and in Italy. 3. Philip, now at ease from foreign disf urnancrs, began to b« . disquieted on the score of religion. An intolerant Mgot by nature, he...

...Grayelines, brought on the treaty of Catteau-Catnbresis in 1,559, by which the French surrendered to Spain no less than eighty-nine fortified towns in the Low...disturbances, began to be disquieted on the score of religion, y£n intolerant bigot by naturej he resolved to extirpate every species of heresy from his dominions....

...Uow Countries and in Italy. i Philip, now at ease from foreign disturbances, began to be dieq'iieted on the score of religion. An intolerant bigot by nature,...extirpate every species of heresy from his dominions. Tbc Netherlands, an assemblage of separate states, were all subject to Philip, nnder various titles;...

...which Philip gained near Grnvelines, the result of which was. that the French surrendered to Spain, no less than eighty-nine fortified towns, in the low countries, and in Italy. Philip was an intolerant bigot in religion, and it was owing to his cruel attempts to enforce a uniformity...

...which Philip sained near Gravi-lines, the result of which was, that the French surrendered to Spain, no less than eighty-nine fortified towns, in the low countries, and in Italy. Philip was an intolerant bigot in religion, and it was owing to his cruel attempts to enforce a uniformity...

...the year 1559, extremely advantageous for Spain, as the French, mortified by their losses, gave up no less than eighty-nine fortified towns in the Low Countries and in Italy. Philip likewise, assuming all the authority of a conqueror, caused the territory of Bouillon to be...

...which Philip gained near Gravelines, the result of which was, that the French surrendered to Spain, no less than eighty-nine fortified towns, in the low countries, and in Italy. Philip was an intolerant bigot in religion, and it was owing to his cruel attempts to enforce a uniformity...

...Catteau-Cambresis in 1,559, by which the H rench surrendered to Spain no less (han eighty-nine fortified towns m the Low Countries and. in Italy. 3. Philip, now at ease from foreign disturbances, began to be disquie(ed on the score of religion. An intolerant bigot by nature, he resolved to extirpate every...

...the year 1559, extremely advantageous for Spain, as the French, mortified by their losses, gave up no less than eighty-nine fortified towns in the Low Countries and in Italy. Philip likewise, assuming all the authority of a conqueror, caused the territory of Bouillon to be...