Chapter

 1 1 | member of the Assembly of the States of Holland, was forty-nine
 2 2 |       that his order from the States commanded him to guard the
 3 2 |      given this order?" ~"The States, to be sure!" ~"The States
 4 2 |    States, to be sure!" ~"The States are traitors." ~"I don't
 5 2 |     Whom should I betray? The States? Why, I cannot betray them,
 6 2 |     to do with no one but the States, by whom I am paid; let
 7 3 |      forcing the guard of the States -- which, however, offered
 8 7 |     full of the guards of the States." ~"What do they want?" ~"
 9 7 |    judge, "in the name of the States, I order you to open this
10 7 |        for in the name of the States I arrest you." ~Arrests
11 8 |      high treason against the States, he thought within his heart
12 11|     There the Recorder of the States came to read the sentence
13 12|      Barneveldt; and that the States, in their generosity to
14 31|      point of honour with the States to show to the French, at