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Natives to a Foreign Yoke, & the rascality of the | Natives to a Foreign Yoke, & the rascality of the | ||
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Revision as of 19:30, 3 August 2018
5. his Son Henry but 14. Succeeded to the small Remains of his Dominions.
note 2. 1516. /note In the treaty of Noyon concluded between the Ks of France & Spain, an Article was inserted that the latter when return'd into Spain should upon a thorough examination give proper satisfaction to Navarre.
No Compensation being Given, the French waited an opportunity to restore this Kingdom by force to its lawful Sovereign; on Charles V. going to Germany a Civil addition War /addition arising in Spain Francis I. deletion secretly /deletion encourag'd an attempt at the Same time for driving the Spaniards out of Navarre, but apparently was neater; the deletion audaciousness of the Attackers /deletion addition boldness of those employ'd /addition the hatred of the Natives to a Foreign Yoke, & the rascality of the Vice Roy, who instead of heading the Spanish troops was either gone to Madrid to Justify his conduct, or demand Succour, occasion'd its Succeeding; the French General nam'd Esparre being a very Spirited Active, but imprudent Man not content with addition * /addition building forts to Secure
