| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - king would indeed follow Henry's counsel was a thing rather to be wished for than hoped, for, although the Emperor owed the French king no private ill will, and would therefore, for the sake of Christendom, listen to reason, experience proved that the French king's promises were ever broken, and the only, means to have them kept was for Henry and the Emperor to continue in league ready to enforce
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