Florus Hungaricus or the History of Hungaria and Transylvania; Deduced from the Original of That Nation, and Their Setling in Europe in the Year ... 461, to ... the Present Turkish Invasion, Anno 1664 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1664 Excerpt: ...of Moldavia jo that service"; but such was the diligence of "Dobo and his Partisans Tahy and Zahrdini th it the Confederates vyere glad to sue for a i 5. dayes truce at the expiration whereof upon pardon they rendred themselves: but their Inconstancy upon the-next advantage, under new, pretence pretences engaged them in the satfie designes; for upon the departure ot the Imperial forces.. Ke, ndi and Balasst cat"-in the Queer , (and now their.busihefle was, ripe for Jbxecutiori'. sap Htttum was at laiFyeilded to Andrew B'athorfy as Varadinum at the Command of'Ferdinand, being wearied out'with these Troubles, with Tockjiy by the revolt of Frahcii "Nemeth to Isabel, were likewise delivered; And now the rebdlipn was so far spread, that it was high time for, Ferdinand to/ apply'some' excellent hand to 'the Government, but the persons he na'med.to it, p qve, d very insufficient by trieir persoria'Il-evils. During this dispute it proved1 Doto's.hit.4 fortune., when things were past remedy, to be seized(at such time as he had news of The Emprhis brothers captivity by the Turk, as 'calamityr0UfS Hseldome comes alone) by Perenyi, with whom xf/ns-k he had a controversie about; the Dignity, of' the vafji, . JJ Crown keeper, in which restraint he was hardly....-v used, to a very just but most envious imputati-. on upon the faith of IsaUl, Who had engaged for his Liberty.These losses were, a little allevi-"' ated by the good conduct.of Emerius Telekejfius deputed in the place of Pucham'm the former Governour, who reduced many places, and maintained others against Isabel standing near" the TibisettSy but all w.as to no other effect then by those struglings to strengthen the common Enemy against their Country. For though the Enemies Effort in...