Chapter

1 Pro,1|      He did not work, like the German monk, by reasoning, but
2 2,1  |       France, and in the North German, all were going to assume,
3 3,4  | boorish French peasants or the German serfs; they bore arms, they
4 5,4  |     his History), of Swiss and German soldiers, with short tight
5 6,2  |  beforehand by the Spanish and German envoys, produced on the
6 6,3  |        But the Swiss, who were German, and did not understand
7 8,3  |      the journal of the worthy German Burchard, who saw nothing
8 10,1 |    possessions; but ever since German influence had retired beyond