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Michael Gielen,Paul Fiebig Ypres, had died in 1638, leaving in manuscript a large theological work in which he had attempted to restate and condense St. Augustine’s doctrine concerning grace and election. After the Fall, is man capable of desiring and doing good unaided? Is grace given to all Christians because they have bee
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Michael Gielen,Paul Fiebighis voice and the majestic and natural charm of all his person distinguished him till his death. He reigned, indeed, in little things; the great he could never reach: even in the former, too, he was often governed. The superior ability of his early ministers and his early generals soon wearied him.
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Michael Gielen,Paul Fiebigised a third category, the frontier provinces. At that time the frontier was not so much a dividing line — demarcated by fortresses and fortified lines — as a zone of contact; and because of conquest, and royal policy, these provinces show a strange mixture of old institutions and new administrative
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Michael Gielen,Paul Fiebigised a third category, the frontier provinces. At that time the frontier was not so much a dividing line — demarcated by fortresses and fortified lines — as a zone of contact; and because of conquest, and royal policy, these provinces show a strange mixture of old institutions and new administrative
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Michael Gielen,Paul Fiebigok special pride in conquering youthful passion and impetuosity. Louis had shown his mother that he could be a firm master of the royal family (as, for example, when he disgraced the duke and duchess of Navailles in 1664), and this proof was more than sufficient for the queen, Maria Teresa, for his