...menaced in his castle of Noyers, whither Coligny repaired to concert measures. From Noyers he wrote again to the King, bitterly complaining that some one was...murders we have complained of.' Then came certain intelligence that Condé and Coligny were both to be seized. The Admiral hastened to Noyers, where...

...menaced in his castle of Noyers, whither Coligny repaired to concert measures. From Noyers he wrote again to the King, bitterly complaining that some one was...he writes, ' it is not possible to express better, f» writing, a disposition to do justice. . . . But I should like to ask when the first justice has...

...Catherine answered the letter by renewed promises of justice, giving immediate proofs of her henesty by the appointment of Tavannes, the Admiral's bitter enemy, to investigate the affair. Coliguy's letters show his appreciation of her intentions : ' Madame,' he writes, ' it is not possible...