Title page of the Pamphletet: Wieghe Orte Imagehe and the Aenwijshe how the Spaensche Ende Paepsche Princen Contribute
Title page of the Pamphletet: Wieghe Orte Imagehe and the Aenwijshe how the Spaensche Ende Paepsche Princen Contribute Draft through her Soet talking all the convingens and princes (who roar soudes are allowed to be hinderelick wesen in the launder Spaensche monarchy)... Read more
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Title page of the Pamphletet: Wieghe Orte Imagehe and the Aenwijshe how the Spaensche Ende Paepsche Princen Contribute
Title page of the Pamphletet: Wieghe Orte Imagehe and the Aenwijshe how the Spaensche Ende Paepsche Princen Contribute Draft through her Soet talking all the convingens and princes (who roar soudes are allowed to be hinderelick wesen in the launder Spaensche monarchy) in the lettuce to that synthes To trick us the net about Hooft: transferred Uyt the Francois in Nederlandse Tale, 1615. Title page of the Pamphlet Wieghe Orte Imagehe and the Aenwijshe how the Spaensche Ende Paepsche Princen... all convingens and princes... in the slap cradles, 1615. The show is warned against Spain and the pope who misuse peace in the file to benefit from the Gulik-Kleefse issue. The pope, emperor and king of Spain rock the nations of the Netherlands, France, England and Germany asleep. In the background right Prince Maurits and the Dutch lion that warns, in the middle spinola with a trawn network full of conquered cities
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