id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
4862	Motley, John Lothrop	History of the United Netherlands, 1590b			.txt	text/plain	17050	686	66	Preparation for action--Battle of Ivry--Victory of the French king Philip's army--Difficult position of Farnese--March of the allies to the king's army--Siege of Corbeil--Death of Pope Sixtus V.-the chiefs of the league issued orders from Paris for an attack before he Henry lost no time in ordering his battle. thousand French infantry, was commanded by Mayenne in person, assisted by mountain fastnesses to do battle for king and law and for the rights of The king, whose glance on the battle-field was like inspiration, saw the down their lives by thousands in order that the papal legate and the king the Netherlands so long as he could preserve for him his city of Paris. his desire to see Philip king of France, and had promised his best his window, and looking down beheld King Henry at the head of his troops, Seven days long the two armies lay face to face--Henry and his chivalry	./cache/4862.txt	./txt/4862.txt