Bohemia, from
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共 34 段- Parallels between English and Bohemian history--Likeness
- But troubles very soon began for the new-comers. The German
- If the weaknesses of Wenceslaus tend to diminish our sympath
- But, whatever changes might have marked the closing years of
- It should be noted that, under the scornful rhetoric of this
- Great as was the advance which is implied in these decrees,
- In November, 1273, he addressed to Pope Gregory X., who had
- In the meantime the soldiers, who had been brought in by Ott
- Then followed many years of oppression and disorder, during
- Obviously there was here much to provoke opposition. The sma
- But the chief point of objection urged against S̆títný by hi
- It was, however, the enemies of the English Reformer who fir
- But he now found that some, who had been hitherto his follow
- At the next meeting many new points were raised against Hus,
- Tradition gives an early date to the first signs of sympathy
- It was not, however, unconditionally that Z̆iz̆ka consented
- Yet, in the middle of their desperate struggle for national
- But this unfortunate step, instead of producing reunion with
- The division of opinion, called out by this demand of the Ca
- George of Podĕbrad now decided to make himself more complete
- The declaration of hostility seemed now sufficiently clear o
- A project was then started for sending expeditions to variou
- Luther, in his desire to win the Bohemians to his side, ener
- Encouraged by Luther’s sympathy, both Krajek and Augusta tho
- It will be remembered that, when Ladislaus was trying to coe
- Maximilian was heartily disgusted with the whole proceeding.
- This struggle took place at the time when Rudolf was gradual
- Nevertheless, the apparent peace was a very hollow one. Chri
- This champion of the family reaction was found in Ferdinand,
- Some of the Hungarian forces, whom Bethlen had previously de
- But this year of disappointment brought one consolation. Com
- Bohemia, language of, encouraged by Charles IV., 162;
- Litomys̆l, Bishop of, his treatment of Hus, 211;
- Utraquism, first hint of, 174;