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Rhodolph, who, from his position as emperor, should have been their leader, was a wretched hypochondriac, trembling before imaginary terrors, a prey to the most gloomy superstitions, and still concealed in the secret chambers of his palace.There was still another very error in from clause great difficulty.This allusion to Julius Csar he considered an intimation that his hour was at hand.He was panic stricken by this sudden revelation, and in the utmost haste issued a decree, dated July error in from clause 5th, 1609, granting to the Protestants full toleration of religious worship, and every other right they had demanded.An act of general amnesty for all political offenses was then passed, and peace was restored to Germany.The Catholics watched error in from clause these movements with alarm, and began also to organize.The Protestants behaved nobly in this hour of bloodless triumph.After this summary simplification, it would have been possible to indulge the chimera of error in from clause the beau ideal of civilization.Matthias was watching all the events with the intensest eagerness, as affording a brilliant prospect to him, to obtain the crown of Bohemia, and the scepter of the empire.Matthias, informed of this state of affairs, saw error in from clause that there was a fine opportunity for him to place himself at the head of the Protestants, who constituted not only a majority in Bohemia, but were also a majority in the diet.The emissaries of Rhodolph were busy, fanning the flames of discontent, and making great promises to those who would restore Rhodolph to the throne.CHAPTER error in from clause XIV.The infamous emperor, not yet ready to lay aside the vail, called Heaven to witness that the irruption was made without his knowledge, and advised vigorous measures to repel the foe, while he carefully thwarted the execution of any such measures.The ambitious monarch, having thus for error in from clause succeeded, looked with a covetous eye towards Transylvania.His terror was so great that Prince Anhalt had to assure him, again and again, that he intended no such menace, and that he was not aware that any conspiracy was thought of any where, for his death.
