The Fate of Henry of Navarre;
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At the first blush, the statement of Jacqueline le Voyer seems, when compared with that of La Garde, to be strongly corroborated by the latter. She averred that it was at Christmas of 1608 that she was taken to the Church of Saint- Jean-en-Greve, and, while cover- ing the Marquise de Verneuil from the curiosity of the congregation, overheard the arrangements made for the 292 The Exposition assassination of Henri when a suitable time occurred.
This statement — putting aside the unlikelihood of a... church being selected as a fitting place for such a scheme to be broached between the two conspirators who could at any moment have met in a dozen secret ones — might well have been true if the characters of the two accused are remembered.
Later, the witness stated that she received orders to shelter RavaiUac and to bring him into contact with Mdlle, du TiUet, the bitter and scheming mistress of the chief conspirator, d'Epemon — a proceeding which also fits in weU with the main suggestion of a plot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the first blush, the statement of Jacqueline le Voyer seems, when compared with that of La Garde, to be strongly corroborated by the latter. She averred that it was at Christmas of 1608 that she was taken to the Church of Saint- Jean-en-Greve, and, while cover- ing the Marquise de Verneuil from the curiosity of the congregation, overheard the arrangements made for the 292 The Exposition assassination of Henri when a suitable time occurred.
This statement — putting aside the unlikelihood of a... church being selected as a fitting place for such a scheme to be broached between the two conspirators who could at any moment have met in a dozen secret ones — might well have been true if the characters of the two accused are remembered.
Later, the witness stated that she received orders to shelter RavaiUac and to bring him into contact with Mdlle, du TiUet, the bitter and scheming mistress of the chief conspirator, d'Epemon — a proceeding which also fits in weU with the main suggestion of a plot.
What to read after The Fate of Henry of Navarre;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bloundelle Burton to read onlineMoreLess
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