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Author: William I, Prince of Orange, 1533-1584.
Title: The apologie or defence of the most noble Prince William, by the grace of God, Prince of Orange ... against the proclamation and edict, published by the King of Spaine, by which he proscribeth the saide lorde prince, whereby shall appeare the sclaunders and false accusations conteined in the said proscription, which is annexed to the end of this apologie / presented to my lords the Estates Generall of the Lowe Countrie, together with the said proclamation or prescription ; printed in French and in all other languages.
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Print source: The apologie or defence of the most noble Prince William, by the grace of God, Prince of Orange ... against the proclamation and edict, published by the King of Spaine, by which he proscribeth the saide lorde prince, whereby shall appeare the sclaunders and false accusations conteined in the said proscription, which is annexed to the end of this apologie / presented to my lords the Estates Generall of the Lowe Countrie, together with the said proclamation or prescription ; printed in French and in all other languages.
William I, Prince of Orange, 1533-1584., Languet, Hubert, 1518-1581., Loyseleur, Pierre, ca. 1530-1590., Spain. Sovereign (1556-1598 : Philip II)
At Delft: [s.n.], 1581.
Alternate titles: Apologia. English. 1581
URL: https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A68316.0001.001
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¶ A copie of the Letters which my Lord the Prince of Orange, sent vnto the Kigns and Potentates of Christendome. ({inverted ⁂})
A declaration made by my Lord the Prince of Orange, to my Lords the Estates Ge∣neral of the lowe Countries.
The aunswere of my Lordes the Estates generall, made to the former decla∣ration.
AN APOLOGIE OR DEFENCE, OF MY Lord the Prince of Orange, Countie of Nassau, of Catzenellenboghen, Dietz, Vianden, &c. Burch∣graue of Antwerp, and Vicount of Bezanson, Baron of Breda, Diest, Grimberghe, of Arlay, Nozeroy, &c. Lord of Chastel∣bellin, &c. Lieutenaunt generall in the lowe Coun∣tries, and Gouernour of Brabant, Hol∣lande, Zeeland, Vtrecht, and Frise, and Admiral, &c. Against the Proclamation and Edict, published by the King of Spaine, by which he proscribeth the said Lord, whereby shall appeare the slaunders and false accusations, conteyned in the saide Proscrip∣tion.
¶The Copie of a Letter written by the King with his own hand, to the Prince of Orange, translated out of Spanish into Frenche.
❧ A PROCLA∣MATION AND AN E∣DICT IN FORME OF A PROSCRIPTION, made by the Maiestie of the King our Lorde, against William of Nas∣sau, Prince of Orange, as the cheefe Captaine and disturber of the state of Christendome, and specially of these low Countreyes, by which euery one is authorised, to hurt him and to kill him, as a pub∣lique plague, with a rewarde to him that shall doe it, and shall bee assisting and ayding therevnto.
¶The Letters of the Prince of Parma to the Gouernors, and Counsellers of the Prouinces commaunding the publishing of this proclamation. ALEXANDER Prince of PARMA, and of PLAIS ANCE, &c. Go∣uernor and Captaine generall.
THE PRINCE OF O∣range, his letters to the ESTATES.