Europe in the Sixteenth Century, 1494-1598 4
Europe in the Sixteenth Century, 1494-1598 4
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Catherine, it is |f said, had hoped that, if the responsibility could be thrown upon the Guises, the Huguenots would rush to arms and attack them, and that an obstinate struggle would then ensue, which would weaken the two factions, and justify the King in interfering to restore order ; thus both parties might be de- stroyed, and she and her favourite son Anjou might be left without dangerous rivals. Accordingly the King at first announced that the affair had been the result of the long- standi...ng quarrel between the Guises and the Chitillons, which the Government had done its best to suppress. But as the Guises would not accept the responsibility, the King changed his tone, justified the crime by declaring that the Huguenots had been plotting against the crown, and, with singular baseness, urged Alva to put to death all the Hugue- not prisoners he had taken before Mons. At ,»,oj.i,^n ^j^ the same time, Catherine was eager not to foreign policy alienate the Protestants abroad. She looked «=o°*«™pi«*'«d- upon the massacre as a domestic incident, and was not im- willing to continue the policy of Coligny now that he was gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Catherine, it is |f said, had hoped that, if the responsibility could be thrown upon the Guises, the Huguenots would rush to arms and attack them, and that an obstinate struggle would then ensue, which would weaken the two factions, and justify the King in interfering to restore order ; thus both parties might be de- stroyed, and she and her favourite son Anjou might be left without dangerous rivals. Accordingly the King at first announced that the affair had been the result of the long- standi...ng quarrel between the Guises and the Chitillons, which the Government had done its best to suppress. But as the Guises would not accept the responsibility, the King changed his tone, justified the crime by declaring that the Huguenots had been plotting against the crown, and, with singular baseness, urged Alva to put to death all the Hugue- not prisoners he had taken before Mons. At ,»,oj.i,^n ^j^ the same time, Catherine was eager not to foreign policy alienate the Protestants abroad. She looked «=o°*«™pi«*'«d- upon the massacre as a domestic incident, and was not im- willing to continue the policy of Coligny now that he was gone.
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