The History of France, Volume 3

Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1863

The Edict of Nantes April 1598	2

Comparison between Henry the Eighth and Francis the First	19

Shrewd Saying of Queen Elizabeth	34

Edict of Orleans	43

1	46

The Regents Council	59

xxiv	73

Impossibility of Accord betwixt the Creeds	78

Prince of Parma marches to raise the Siege of Rouen	284

Arrogance of the Spanish Demands	290

Mayenne offers to have the Infanta proclaimed on the Promise	297

Scinding of the Nation into two Classes and two Religions	304

Quarrel about English Queens French Followers	309

The Spaniards defeat the French near Dourlens	318

The Regent goes South to receive the Infanta	329

Quarrel between Beaufort and the Courtiers	338

De Retz	84

Scene with Pithou	86

The Bourbons	91

Huguenot Alarm and Outburst	93

Treaty of Longjumeau March 1568	99

The Estates assemble at Blois October 1588	100

Siege of Poitiers	105

Treaty of St Germains August 1570	111

Coligny at Court Marriage between Henry of Navarre	117

Was the Massacre of St Bartholomews Eve premeditated?	123

Seizure of Mons and Valenciennes by the Huguenots	129

Coligny shot at and wounded	135

Resistance to the Edict of Nantes	144

The Duke of Guise declines the exclusive Responsibility of it	146

Anjou besieges La Rochelle February 1573	152

He is elected King of Poland	153

Death of Charles the Ninth	160

Death of the Cardinal de Lorraine	166

Peace of Monsieur April 1576	173

Coligny and his Brothers	178

Assemblage of the First Estates of Blois December 1576	182

Prosecution of Dubourg	186

The Peace of Bergerac September 1577	189

2	195

Renewal of the Civil War	202

3	204

Interview between Catharine and Henry of Navarre	208

5	213

The King strives to set aside Guise	214

But finally succumbs to Guise and agrees to his Terms	220

Assemblage of the Three Estates October 1614	224

The Council of Union the Duke of Mayence Guises Brother	237

Mayence attacks the Royalists and Huguenots united at Tours	245

6	274

France	278

His Execution	357

Reduction of Sedan	363

Henry coquets with Religion	369

Henry regains the Alliance of Savoy and wins that of Vienna	376

CHAP XXVIII	384

The Rochellois Protest	396

Condé makes his Peace and sacrifices the Huguenots May 1616	409

New Government determined to deprive the Bearnese Protes	416

Marie of Medicis escapes February 1619	422

Scene between the Prince and De Retz in the Palace of Justice 610	423

Massacre of Protestants in the Valteline	428

Siege of Montauban May 1621	430

Vieuvilles Ministry A League with Venice and Savoy	437

Failure of the Italian Expedition	443

19	450

Occupation of Maesyk May 15 1672	467

Richelieus Scheme of Naval Supremacy	468

And Failure March 1560	470

Queen Elizabeths knowledge of the Plot	476

Queen makes use of it to try and ruin Richelieu	500

Cinq Mars	532

CHAP XXX	552

Mazarin succeeds to the Power of Richelieu	559

Turenne lays Siege to Valenciennes the War lingers	560

Marshal Meilleraye declared Finance Minister	586

Assembly of the Noblesse	612

Turenne takes the Command of the Kings Forces against Condé	619

CHAP XXXI	646

King of Navarre and Prince of Condé enter the Court and	656

John De Witt	660

Conquest of Franche Comté	667

Missions of Halifax Buckingham and Arlington	682

French lose Philipsburg but take Friburg Disaffection	694

Treaty between England and Holland Close of 1677	700

Titolo	The History of France, Volume 3 The History of France, Eyre Evans Crowe
Autore	Eyre Evans Crowe
Editore	Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1863
Provenienza dell'originale	The British Library
Digitalizzato	13 mar 2020

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