Huguenots and Henry of Navarre e-bog

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Frank Remonstrances; Henry receives them patiently; He is intolerant of political Opposition; His Petition for Instruction; Organization of the Huguenot Party; The Protector's Council; Provision for Religious Teachers and Education; The Consistorial Party suspicious; The Second States General of Blois; Guise made Lieutenant General; Dissimulation of Henry of Valois; Imprudence of Guise, and Fears of his Friends; The King fails to secure a Majority; The Invincible Armada; Henry selects new Counsellors; Opening of the States General; The King's renewed Expressions of Hostility to the Huguenots; The Fear of a Huguenot Successor; Renewal of the Oath proposed; Speech of Montholon, Keeper of the Seals; Speech of the Archbishop of Bourges; Speeches of Baron Sennecey and the Prevot des Marchands; The Edict of Union again sworn to (October 18, 1588); Annoyance of the Guises; The Clergy seeks to have Navarre declared incapable of succeeding; The Tiers Etat demands the Diminution of the Taxes; The Duke of Savoy invades the Marquisate of Saluzzo; Guise not privy to the Enterprise; The King resolves upon the Murder of Guise; Mayenne is said to have warned the King; Conference respecting Guise's Movements; The King again swears to persevere in the Union; Assassination of the Duke of Guise; And of his Brother, the Cardinal; Henry's Policy toward the Huguenots; The King's Account given to Catharine de' Medici; The Huguenots still to be persecuted; Character of the Duke of Guise; His Ambition; Illness and Death of Catharine de' Medici (January 5, 1589); Her Character