Catherine De ́medici
Catherine De ́medici
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Conde, was leader of the Reformers, and whose sons were inclined to the new religion, blamed the alliance of the queen-mother with the Reformation. The Guises, on their side, were endeavoring to gain over Antoine de Bourbon, king of Navarre, a weak prince ; a mancen- vre which his wife, Jeanne d'Albret, instructed by de Beze, allowed to succeed. The difficulties were plain to Catherine, whose dawning power needed a period of tranquillity. She therefore impatiently^ awaited Cal- vin's reply to t...he message which the Prince de Conde, the king of Navarre, Colign}', d'Andelot, and the Cardi- nal de Chatillon had sent him through de Beze and Chaudieu. Meantime, however, she was faithful to her promises as to the Prince de Cond^. The chan- Catherine de' Medici. 273 cellor put an end to the proceedings in which Chris- tophe was involved by referring tiie affair to the Parliament of Paris, which at once set aside the judg- ment of the committee, declaring it withoat power to try a prince of the blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Conde, was leader of the Reformers, and whose sons were inclined to the new religion, blamed the alliance of the queen-mother with the Reformation. The Guises, on their side, were endeavoring to gain over Antoine de Bourbon, king of Navarre, a weak prince ; a mancen- vre which his wife, Jeanne d'Albret, instructed by de Beze, allowed to succeed. The difficulties were plain to Catherine, whose dawning power needed a period of tranquillity. She therefore impatiently^ awaited Cal- vin's reply to t...he message which the Prince de Conde, the king of Navarre, Colign}', d'Andelot, and the Cardi- nal de Chatillon had sent him through de Beze and Chaudieu. Meantime, however, she was faithful to her promises as to the Prince de Cond^. The chan- Catherine de' Medici. 273 cellor put an end to the proceedings in which Chris- tophe was involved by referring tiie affair to the Parliament of Paris, which at once set aside the judg- ment of the committee, declaring it withoat power to try a prince of the blood.
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