Memoirs of the Duke of Sully, Prime-Minister to Henry the Great Volume 5 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 edition. Excerpt: ... League. Of the 21st of July, still more advantageous, 156. Of Nantes. See Nantes. Upon the money. See Money. Petty edicts granted to pri-vate persons destructive to commerce, iii, 303. For the defence of com-merce with Spain. 7 Edifices built or repaired by Hoary IV, iii. 20. Sums expended in these iv, 180. In the city of Paris, 259, 60. Edmonds, Sir Thomas, queen Elizabeth's agent in France. Sent by her to Calais, to compliment Henry IV, ii, 425. Edward III, king of England. Sentiments of Sully upon this prince iv, 293. Edouville, ii, 19. Defeats the forces of the League, 44 Egmont, earls and counts of this name: their rights to the dutchy of Guel-ders, iv, 386. Egmont, Amorel, beheaded at Brussels, i, 220. Egmont count of, his valour at Ivry; killed there, i, 220. Eguillon, Henry de Lorrain, duke of, satisfies Henry with regard to his brother, iv, 239, 240. Procures Balagny to be assassiuated, 243. Quarrels with Conchini and the ministers, x, 14. Grants made him by Mary of Medicis, 23. Elboeuf, Claude de Lorraine, duke of, commands the army of the League in Normandy, i, 102. Fights for Henry IV, at Fontaine-Fransois, ii, 65. Sum received by him on making his treaty, 264. Attends Henry IV in his expedition to Savoy, iii, 393. Electors. Henry I V's design of restoring them to all their privileges, v, 93. Elizabeth of France, queen of Spain, suspected of having been poisoned by Philip II, i, 20. Elizabeth, queen of England, negociations to induce her to marry mon-sieur, i, 21. Sends an army to the assistance of Henry IV, 209. She demands Calais, which he refuses her, ii, 72. Sends an embassy to this prince, to dissuade him from the treaty of Vervins, 197,202. Comes to Dover, 425. Beheads Essex; her conversation with marshal Biron on this subject, ...