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Значения термина walloon provinces на английском
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Thus the preaching spread through the Walloonprovinces to the northern Netherlands.
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The spirit of revolt had spread to other towns, principally in the Walloonprovinces.
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A deputation was appointed by the generality to visit the estates of the Walloonprovinces.
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They had much, influence with all the refugees from Flanders, Brabant, and the WalloonProvinces.
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The Walloonprovinces had already fallen off from the cause, notwithstanding the entreaties of the Prince.
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This Prince sowed the seeds of discord very skilfully, separating the Walloonprovinces from the Reformers.
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Very soon afterwards a preliminary accord was signed between the King's government and the Walloonprovinces.
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The big heavy women are Flemish, the others come, no doubt, from the Walloonprovinces bordering on France.
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The Roman legions retreated for the first time, and were contented to occupy the higher parts, which now form the Walloonprovinces.
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So long as the Prince remained alive, he was the father of the whole country, the Netherlands-savingonly two Walloonprovinces-constitutinga whole.
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The WalloonProvinces were lost already; Ghent, Brussels, Mechlin, had also capitulated, and, with the fall of Antwerp, Flanders and Brabant must fall.
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Recruits thronged to the ships, Huguenots, men from Liège, and the laborers of the Walloonprovinces thrown out of work by the commercial crisis.
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So long as the Prince remained alive, he was the Father of the whole country; the Netherlands-savingonly the two Walloonprovinces-constitutinga whole.
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In the Walloonprovinces the infection was most prevalent, while judges and executioners were appalled by the mutinous demonstrations which each successive sacrifice provoked.