... more than an- heur. Eve, this revenge did 't not appeisi' suficient. Weisisberg was burnt he 'tobthe gkbuld .; and the Archduke' Ferdinand, 40 in-to thom Ibelonged *ordered ,that.it.shouldo ?? in ruins as a'memorial ofth-crimes Y M. Weill labonrs- hard to ...

... Fugger, Ralmund, was at the instance of his brothers declared a spendthrift by the magistrates; but he induced the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, whose cup-bearer he was, to take Into his own hands ~he management of the esttats beloniging to the Fuigger ...

... outmarched the cavalry, accomplishing twelve leagues a day, and contributed chiefly to the capture of the Aus- trian Archduke Ferdinand's colunmn, which had es- caped from Ulma. In the pursuit of Lee the Sixth Corps kept up with the cavalry on the 6th ...