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1S57.
1895
lit^w-
1.^^
\Uvdrld
Continued
illness
of
the
prince
375 386
^
eminent
statesmen,
Alba
and
Granvelle,
remained
firm
friends;
and
is
said
that
they
corresponded
together
in
a
B
1
reynai
Caiolicai.
Ferrerai
Iliit
de
Eipafta,
t.
zi.
Cabrera,
Felipe
II.
Ined.
Aouit,
1564.
Ined.
syncope
into
which
she
had
iialleii.
\
happened
to
me
within
MS.
Simancas,
K.
1390,
C.B.
12.
Ined.
da
12
Septembre,
1564.
Ined.
\
xW
Inip.
F.
9740,
fo.
1.
Ibid.
Deccmbre
31,
1564.
Au
Roy
(par
Guillaume).
Ined.
d* lizabeth de Valois.
VOL.
JL
Q
not
think
the
princess
a
Ined.
laed.
\
/
ade
to
the
potentates
of
Europe
in
gmendi
Catherine
believed
tu
bn
inipernlivfOy
thn Fnûv.U
v.^\yv\\^\i
most
menacing
aspect.
The
prince
of
Orsng%^
I
but
to
permit
the
son was
in
1564-5.
Archivea
Espagnolcs,
A.
T.,
Carton,
K.
1393,
B.
19,
2,
26.
Ined.
own
royal
word
disregarded
nd
scorned.
The
projected
nterview,
owever
desirabje
it
might
be,
Philip
foresaw
would
probably
arouse
the
suspi-
the
realm
of
Spain,despite
he
sophistry
nd
the
vacilla-ion
of
the
queen
her
mother.
Ined.
ntloni womliM'
^^
MS.
Simancas,
K.
1392,
A.
Ined.
Imp.,
1.
1.,
9746.
Ined.
of
Don
Carlos,
was
Mwt ?uvwt^
Ine^
turd.
sister,
without
trenching
on
my
dignity.
To
term
her
merely
cousin,
when
the
queen
of
France
calls
her
sister,
ould,
on
the
other
hand,
be
unbecoming.
As
Mortemart,
Depeches
de
St.
Salpice,
No.
9748.
c ,
St.
Sulpice.
\
MS.
Simancas,
K.
1392,
B.
20,
No.
72.
Ined.
\
Ki*y.
Ined.
VOL,
II,
p.
certain,
speedily
s
I
could,
tl
names
of
those
coming,
as
she
wished
to
assi^
to
them
suitable
cavaliers
as
escorts,
and
cor
19.
Ined.
Qsmaw^
fiiahop
it
Giiatiiurr:^
I^^ ^
ez
de
fwtakai^
btibep
if
Bvimumsu
vui
1565. Ined.
('hivmiry,
cluinvoWm-
iIc
I'l
inn-i*.
B.
til
f.
171.
Ined.
\vaVacos
^'i
^\v^
la
Royne,
ecriie
k
VillanueTa*
Îned.
royal
travellers,
herefore,
journeyed
to
Soria,
where
they
made
a
brief
sojourn,
robably
o
allow
time
\
\
congc^XviaXftA
joined
the
royal
cortege,having
remained
at
Calahorra
to
partake
of
an
Alava
al
Rey.
Incd.
of
Toledo,
Elizabeth
quitted
St.
Sebastian
after
dinner,on
Wednesday,
June
13th,
and
proceeded,
attended
by
the
magnificent
court
now
assembled,
to
Irun,
the
last
town
on
the
frontier.
Ined.
/A
Y
Imp.,
140,
fo.
495.
Ined.
Ined.
episcopal
ce:
lodgings
being
assigned
to
the
queen
of
n
in
a
large
mansion
adjacent;
and
by
the
Doand
of
queen
Catherine,
a
private
gallery
as
)nstructed
Fnoce,
i.
iv.
p.
; 0).
Patrie.
i;
I.
\iu.A.
folio
480.
Ined-
VvwW
Rov
f
Imp.,
MSS.
Colbert,
vol.
140.
fol.
495.
Ined.
Voyage
d'
JouoD,
1
1,
note
24,
25.
\\\\,
A lucd.
A^r.
474. lueei.
Godefroy,
Grand
Cerem.
de
France,
t.
ii.
p
1^\
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IL
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Ined.
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tJiim-oivi)
Ai^vii
f
4 4.--luQ\\.
cx\*.1^.
^\o-âftft^
\.
Incd,
I
gilded
leather.
The
of
silver,
jew(4
with
gracious
smiles,
and
gave
her
fair
hand
to
the
gallant
knight
to
kissill
exchange.*
During
the
pn)gress
of
the
tiltings,
Bibl.
JmjK
Mas.
dc
Colhcti,
vol
cxr.
fol.
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the
No.
17.
himl.
Ined.
Montinomu'v
into
(ho
prosoiu'o
l ofui
Love,
drawn
by
four
piebald
queen
of
Spain,
to
wit-
MS,
Bibl
Imp..
Colbert,
140,
f.
474.
Ined.
iG0s\
tasAe
îvsJ^^
a/
Rey
Catolico,
''^
Ibid,
p.
4.
Simancaii,
K.
13U3,
A.
No.
S,
\utv\.
V 3 j\.
\^
\
^
apprehensions
f
the
reformed
party
were
fulfilled.
The
assembly
at
Moulins,
which
Catherine,
however,
imprudently
cardinal,
and
the
constable
were
zealous
upholders
of
the
ancient
faitVi)
l
^^^tos
^cax^ ^^
\ii^.
hor
d \i\.^.
^^^,
\b6^.r-\i^ftdu
M^tiii. \w\\.
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to
etr
plain
more
amply.
I,
therefore,
pray
your
majesty
to
VKAA^*\^*---^2aw^
V\\v ,
vyw'v^w
weather.
Very
great
was
her
anxiety
to
rejoin
the
king
her
husband
Ibid.
king.
Tlie
corlnjr
then
proeetMliMJ
o
UiiU.
\
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sylendour
remains.
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power
lo]^
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litll
kin|{
bor
brothor,
nor
oould
it
ovor
ho
dinnniNhod.
Am
lor
bur
it
Qoesse
t
archduchess
Elizabeth
of
Austria.
She
ereni
r
iX
ow vor,
pi*o
MS.
Supplo
staflEl
Elizabeth
replied
that
Vincent
alone
had
been
con-
I
/
vol.
I.
D.
5a.
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couccvuux^
Wv^
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aiul
that
tlu^
king
was
absolutely
goes
reiterating
er
proposals,
ithout
once
referring
Ined.
.11
service,
was
poor
needy,
became
rich
as
could
be/
Elizabeth
adopted
the
wide
sleeves,
a
VEspagnole
which
dis*'
played
her
beautiful
arms.
She
wore
them
om--
mented
with
the
fringe
Spaniards
call
Valois.
I
^x
qnovRuU
MS.
lUhl.
Imp.,
p.
150.--Inei1.
Huppt
Burgundy.
Don
Ju
DSpiebe
de
fbargueraiilx
MSS.
Bibl.
Imp.,
159.
luft^.
^^^\
Feria
amounted
lo
20,000
docata.
Emperador
Carlos
V.
\v\\vr
V\\v\\n\\\v\\
v
'W^
;
articles
dniwn
against
Montigny
at
his
hw
Oui'uiiioutoii
lut'diiitk.
I
mn
thittking
f
f
\
thoir
majostios
t
Ml
hostpio
do
V^
rti/ne.
After
the
cere-ony
was
over,
the
queen
called
de
Fourquevaulx,
Imv,,
\u
lVl(u
Imp.,
p.
329.
Ined.
Gachard
1
Catherine
de
Medici
a
Philippe
II.
Simancas,
MS.
K.
1393,
B.
20,
No.
121.
Ined.
InecL
MSS. Ined.
MSS.Îned.
Ined.
\^V\\v^
Ined.
\\V
\\\\v\
Espaua,
p.
527.
iitnu
(littu
Uryuu
I'uiuWfM.
V\xw\,
l
\uuuuof
intelli-
1^66^ Ined.
king
had
despatched
the
marquis
Intftl
ho
king
expected
to
derive
beiuifitfrutn
thu
)aIubrious
mountain
breezes.
Philip,
uwover,
tutuititiit
tijr
Depeches
de
M.
de
Fourqueraulx,
p.
443.
Analecta
Belgica.
\ j
of
England.
n)\\\\
ioastoi\
arms
Imp.
VOL.
11.
V
and
inexperience
of
his
young
consort
would
unfit
her
for
tlie
duties
of
the
regency
during
iiis
absence
from
Spain
una
Juana.
lit
Unyim
da
KraiicU
J)ohtt
CttUliim.-
Oini.
\\\Â
IlepresouUtiuus
ciuyg
made
on
the
\\y\\uvss
\
Prescott,
History
of
the
Reign
of
Philip
II.
vol.
ii.
p.
406
Cab.
edxL
pru-
dc France.
MS.
Hii) .
1i
Dtipuy,
(lOl,
flG'i.
p^ tivity
Ihid.
p.
'MX
some
of
the
harsher
traits
ot
iho
o(
(ho
\iiluMlnuil-s.
(i
lUil
M\
ho
ovpriiuipt
o(
ho
ovpoiuhutio
tt2,
luod.
VOU
ML
V\
\\\\.
MS.
Bibl.
Imp,
F.,
Briennei
70,
fo.
178.
lued,
Decembre,
1566.
\\\^\
ham-
**
book
lV\vi
VLv\\mvA ,
lucd.
Madrid,
le
U
Avril,
1567.
1567.--IiiecL
of
fury
llvhuhiw,
aihl.
linn.
MHA'iAWtV,
MHV\
Depeches,
p.
968.
Ined.
civil
list.
to
Don
Carlos.
Philip
signified
is
taken
to
prevent
his
access
to
the
royal
iniknts.
The
better
to
effect
this
object,
staircase
was
constructed
from
the
ante-chamber
MS.
BibL
Imp.
SoppL
F.
VOL.
II.
K
highness
was
asleep;
went
over
their
new
apartment,
which
formerly
appertained
to
Ruy
Gomez,
and
perceived
Ibid,
1029.
3
Ibid,
p.
1031.
74. lucil.
4t
tea
Reywy
}atoUoaa.
later,
the
king
in
discoursing
ne
8
May,
15C8*
f inter-
accouchemmt
of
the
Catholic
Ueign
U
VhiUii
I
J.
de
FourqueTaulx,
MS.
Bibl.
Imp.,
Suppl.
Fr.
225.
e
Fourquevaulx,
p.
1141,
Suppl.
Fr.
425,
MS.
BibL
Im^.
Imp.,
Dupuy,
6C1-C62.
\\\\m\\
dooouHo
Nvhioh
followod
tho
rovolulion
of
tho
plo
VOL.
U.
ft
Umln
UUn, lUtil.
Frrnoh
lunlmnmulor
gtvcM
of
thiM
3|
Dignidades-
iibrera,
Felipe
II.
perplexity,
hilip,
though
he
scenm
to
have
attached
no
belief
to
t))e
charge
of
prenuulitatod
arricido
attributed
Ferrerai,
t.
2,
p.
544
and
following.
Cabrera,
Felipe
II.
Ined.
was
apoigBardL
h\
Iho
nnrxprrlnl
niroiil
of
Pon
Junu
Imrk
(o
UtliM.
hiiMt.
LU i-5U.--tu a.
vni^
\}civst^.
captor,
MSS.
IbiiU
M.
tc
vou
n.
UGl. luiul.
Oii*
PvnitM*
ItPiMt
ipmttvtMl
OUM,
Don
Adam
Diestrichstein,
Gestes
des
eigneors
de
Diestrichstein.

UplAcifm
del
AymU
iln
camarA
liloreniQ.
.
MN.
IIIYil.
Imp.-
tiiril.
majesty,
r
Don
CaxlM.
15CH. MS. HibE
^
MtôU*
Philip
II.
|)lainly
o
allude
to
the
intentions
of
the
prince
to
ily
the
realm,
and,
hy
the
help
of
lui'AuiUd^
U
;
n, x,
Florez.
MS.
hi^M^vV.
princess
Dona
Juana.
W
iW
'
Elizabeth
k
Ined.
a
Philipe
II.
Ined.
Alava
k
Felipe
II,
Feb.
28,
1568.
Archives
de
Simancas,
K.
1394,
A.
B.,22,
No.
87.
lued.
his
mother,
were
highly
displeased
t
the
reserve
shown
towards
them,
nuHp
sent
the
prince
had
re-olved,
after
much
deliberation,
nd
to
his
inexpressible
regret,
to
try
another
method,
which
was
to
confino
de
Fourquevaulz,
MS.
Bibl.
Imp.,
SuppL
Fr.
225,
p.
1268,
5
Fevrier.
Incd.
Negociations
de
Fourquevaulx,
18
Mai,
1568.
Lettre
au
Roy,
p.
1310
a
1528.
Ined.
de
Fourquevaulxy
April
IZ,
vol, //.
X
Prescott'8
Philip
II.
p.
432.
Ined.
^
de
Fourquevaulz,
p.
1310-1328,
SuppL
Fr.
18
Mai.-
i
tbaologiann^
uurauvarx
ith tha ladiaa of bar
all
which
he
desired
to
show
to
his
consort.
A
day
or
two
after
her
arrival
at
Aranjuez,
Elizabeth
150S.
luea.
guardianship
f
MS.
Bibl.
Imp.
Colbert,
5486.
that the heir*
Vvvx^''
malady
^l\x^d.
liuul.
VOL,
n,
Y
quoted
by
Prescott,
History
of
Philip
II.
Iiicd.
Cabrera,
Felipe
II.
period
of
eight
da\
de Dicstxibchhtcio.
'Jl lii
la
mort
de
Don
Carlos.
Cabrera.
Hist,
de
Felipe
II.,
lib.
viii..
cap.
5.
Ined. MS.
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