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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
# Folio 171v, page id 00068768:0348
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36.
ab omnibus aliis independentem
Germaniac, Poloniae atque ijosi
Angliac Scimus enim fanuti
Normannorumque Sub Withelmo
Conquaestore eapeditiones Formida
Lem cerneremus, Ae alites in fatio
fuit. Carolum huotavum postea sru
etra poenituit inconsultae pario
resumtum bellum infelio fuit
iualitia, quam antea a suis par
sibuo habebat, in hostitcs Erano
lata. Debetur Franciae Hollandi,
acque miniotris, quod Reae cus
sum fortunae Sistipassus sue
rat. Secuta mors vastissima con
Silia abrupit. Erat ille non Fran
is minus quam Hlollandis inse
otuo iratuoque; videbat enim
satis Francorum artes, qui Soc
iam ita cresoere nolebant, ut
a se independens redderetur
quod dania Boriosiaque occupa
eis Suturum erat. Constat eum
Secreta cum fachareanis com
meroia habuissc, et obtuliose put
chras conditiones, quas illi non alia
de causa aspernabantus, quam
quia eu animo prosisciser, quod
tamen veriosimum erat, persra
Dere sibi non poterant. Ognora,