The Rise of the Hugenots, Vol. 1 (Of 2)
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[820] The astounding information was at first receivedwith incredulity, but soon a second witness was obtained. It could nolonger be doubted that the blow of the approach of which letters fromabroad, and especially from Cardinal Granvelle, in Flanders, [821] hadwarned them, was about to descend upon their heads.
[Sidenote: The "Tumult of Amboise. "] When fuller revelations of the extent of the plot were made, the courtin consternation shut itself up in the defences of Amboise. Catharinede' Medi...ci, recalling the warning of the Church of Paris, declared thatnow she saw that the Protestants were men of their word. [822] [Sidenote: The Châtillons consulted. ] [Sidenote: Coligny gives Catharine good advice. ] Meanwhile, not only were vigorous measures adopted to guard againstattack, but the most powerful nobles, who might be suspected ofcomplicity, were sounded respecting their intentions. Coligny and hisbrother, D'Andelot, who, in virtue of their offices as Admiral andColonel-General of the infantry, stood at the head of the army, receivedaffectionate invitations from Catharine to visit the court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[820] The astounding information was at first receivedwith incredulity, but soon a second witness was obtained. It could nolonger be doubted that the blow of the approach of which letters fromabroad, and especially from Cardinal Granvelle, in Flanders, [821] hadwarned them, was about to descend upon their heads.
[Sidenote: The "Tumult of Amboise. "] When fuller revelations of the extent of the plot were made, the courtin consternation shut itself up in the defences of Amboise. Catharinede' Medi...ci, recalling the warning of the Church of Paris, declared thatnow she saw that the Protestants were men of their word. [822] [Sidenote: The Châtillons consulted. ] [Sidenote: Coligny gives Catharine good advice. ] Meanwhile, not only were vigorous measures adopted to guard againstattack, but the most powerful nobles, who might be suspected ofcomplicity, were sounded respecting their intentions. Coligny and hisbrother, D'Andelot, who, in virtue of their offices as Admiral andColonel-General of the infantry, stood at the head of the army, receivedaffectionate invitations from Catharine to visit the court.
What to read after The Rise of the Hugenots, Vol. 1 (Of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baird, Henry Martyn, 1832-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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