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History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth. Vol. III

Note 379 — Chapter XV

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“Of the evils which now menace Christendom those are held most grievous which are threatened by the Sultan. He is thought most powerful to hurt: he must first be met in arms. My words will bear little weight in this matter. I shall be thought to speak in my own quarrel against my personal enemy. But, as God shall judge my heart, I say that, if we look for victory in the East, we must assist first our fellow Christians, whom the adversary afflicts at home. This victory only will ensure the other.”—Apol. ad Car. Quint.

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