Mazarin
Mazarin
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There was no reason for prolonging the period of unrest, and all classes in Paris agreed to urge / the king to return. The parlement, the merchants, the / artisans were united on this point, and the Cardinal de Eetz was found among a deputation to Saint -Germain to beg Louis to enter his capital. On October 13 the Duke of Lorraine led his forces away, and Conde shortly afterwards retired with a small force to join the Spaniards. On October 14 Beaufort was removed from his post of governor of Pa...ris. The way was now pre- • pared for the return of the court, and on October 21, 1652, Louis entered Paris amid a scene of wild en- thusiasm. An amnesty was at once passed for all the events which had occurred since February 1651, and all 104 MAZARIN chap.
decrees during that period, including those attacking Mazarin, were annulled.
Orieans retired to Blois and ceased to be of any poli- tical importance, and his daughter "Mademoiselle" was exiled to Saint-Fargeau. The Duchesses of Montbazon and Chatillon were also compelled to leave Paris, and Chateauneuf was ordered to retire to Berri.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no reason for prolonging the period of unrest, and all classes in Paris agreed to urge / the king to return. The parlement, the merchants, the / artisans were united on this point, and the Cardinal de Eetz was found among a deputation to Saint -Germain to beg Louis to enter his capital. On October 13 the Duke of Lorraine led his forces away, and Conde shortly afterwards retired with a small force to join the Spaniards. On October 14 Beaufort was removed from his post of governor of Pa...ris. The way was now pre- • pared for the return of the court, and on October 21, 1652, Louis entered Paris amid a scene of wild en- thusiasm. An amnesty was at once passed for all the events which had occurred since February 1651, and all 104 MAZARIN chap.
decrees during that period, including those attacking Mazarin, were annulled.
Orieans retired to Blois and ceased to be of any poli- tical importance, and his daughter "Mademoiselle" was exiled to Saint-Fargeau. The Duchesses of Montbazon and Chatillon were also compelled to leave Paris, and Chateauneuf was ordered to retire to Berri.
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