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 | | On that day the ten thousand Masovians voted unanimously for Henry, and their example was followed by the electors of the Palatinates of Plock, Dobrzyn, and Podlasia, and most of the Lithuanians. |
 | | The Henricans, with a powerful majority behind them, now urged the Primate to proclaim their candidate King ; but this demand was vigorously opposed by the Protestant party headed by Firlej, who formed themselves into an armed Confederation and retired en masse from the field of election. |
 | | Sabres were drawn on both sides and civil war again seemed imminent; but négociations were ultimately opened between the contending assemblies; and the Protestant terms were being considered when the armed Masovian mob again surrounded the pavilion where the Senate was deliberating, and forced on the nomination of their candidate. |
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