Szigetvar - "History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire" by Mignot, 1787

History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire

From Its Foundation in 1300, to the Peace of Belgrade in 1740. To which is Prefixed An Historical Discourse on Mahomet and His Sucessors, Volume 2

Szigetvar - "A history of all nations from the earliest times", by Andrews, 1905

A history of all nations from the earliest times :

being a universal historical library by distinguished scholars in twenty-four volumes

by Andrews, Charles McLean, 1905

Szigetvar - The General History of the Turks, Knolles, 1603

The General History of the Turks

Richard Knolles,  London,1603

The Life of Suleiman

The Fourth and Most Magnificent Emperor of the Turks

Siget - Povjest Hrvata - Vjekoslav Klaic, 1911

 Source: Povjest Hrvata by Vjekoslav Klaci

This is copied from an OCR'ed pdf and there might be errors.

The accents are definitely screwed up on many letters that require accents 

such as ć, č, š, ž.

Tezkom mukom izradio je, da je sabor dozvolio ratnu dacu po dva zlatna forinta od svakoga kmetskoga selišta (ili porte), izuzevši one krajeve, koji su minule godine stradali od turskoga pljackanja. Obnovljene biše još prijašnje odredbe glede stajace vojske i obcega ustanka (insurekcije). Na posljedku bi još upravljena molba na kralja, da još ove godine ili na početku dojduće sam glavom sabor obdrzava. Zaključi saborski zajedno s knjigom prituzaba biše poslani kralju u Augsburg, koji ih je 2. svibnja 1566. ondje i potvrdio.

Szigetvar in "History of Hungary and the Magyars" by Godkin, 1854

Source: The History of Hungary and the Magyars: 

From the Earliest Period to the Close of the Late War

Edwin Lawrence Godkin, 1853

Zrinski's speech - who can help me?

Can someone help me polish up this speech?
This is what Zrinski said (by one account) to his soldiers before the final charge into the Ottoman horde.

The Battle of Szigetvar by Vjekoslav Klaic

As recorded in historical accounts

At that time individual Turkish pashas began to wage war in Hungary. The pasha of Budim, Arslan, attacked the fort of Palota west of Szekesfehervar on June 5th 1566, but retreated after ten days when the counts of Helfenstein and the captain of Gyor, Salm, came to its aid. Salm went on to take not only the neighbouring Vesprim, but in the middle of July also took the well-fortified Totis. Some commanders even considered attacking Esztergon, but King Maximilian II ordered the dukes to limit themselves to defence, since word was received that the Sultan was on his way.