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Appendix C

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 December 2009

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Camden Third Series , Volume 14 , July 1908 , pp. 146 - 147
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1908

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1 In Simplicissimus, book ii, chap. 24, the ladies of a Westphalian convent are granted protection in the shape of two troopers, one from each army, who pass their time in friendly fencing-bouts ; and the Hessian governor of Lippstadt secures the most prominent “partisan ” on the other side not by force of arms, but by marrying him off, through a trick, to a Protestant lady.