Elisabeth de Valois, Queen of Spain, and the Court of Philip Ii, (Volume 1)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 96 pages. Dimensions: 9.6in. x 7.2in. x 0.4in.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. 1857. Excerpt: . . . CHAPTER V. Departure of Philip II. for El Pardo--Depression of the queen--The prince Don Carlos--His disaffection--Designs of the prince--His imprudence--His letter to the grandees of Spain--The prince plans his escape from the kingdom--Return of the king to Madrid--His treatment of his son--Proceedings of the Prince--Departure of Philip for El Escorial--Details of the plot organized hy Don Carlos--Arrest of the Prince--Details--Letters sent hy Philip II. to his nobles and the potentates of Europe--Elizabeth writes to her brother, Charles IX. --Letter addressed by Philip II. to the pope--Condition of the Prince--His violence--His indictment before the Council of State--Interview between Don Francisco de Alava and Catherine de Medici--Reply of the Emperor Maximilian to the notification made by Philip II. --The king retires to El Escorial--Details respecting the imprisonment of the prince--He makes his confession and communicates--Hopes of the adherents of Don Carlos--Indisposition of the queen--She joins the king at Aranjuez--Her letter to M. de Fourquevaulx--Return of the royal pair to Madrid. On leaving Aranjuez, king Philip proceeded to El Pardo, where he made a brief sojourn. Many were the missives, it is recorded, which Philip despatched to Madrid, inquiring after the health of his consort and her infant. The absence of the king, however, grievously affected Elizabeths spirits; her correspondence with France, moreover, was interrupted by the civil commotions; and this suspension of intercourse occurred at a time when Elizabeth felt deep anxiety for the health of her brother, Charles IX, who had been suffering severely from intermittent fever. Sad presentiments for the future, likewise troubled the queens repose. On all sides the shadow of evil cast it. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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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. 1857. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER V. Departure of Philip II. for El Pardo--Depression of the queen--The prince Don Carlos--His disaffection--Designs of the prince--His imprudence--His letter to the grandees of Spain--The prince plans his escape from the kingdom--Return of the king to Madrid--His treatment of his son--Proceedings of the Prince--Departure of Philip for El Escorial--Details of the plot organized hy Don Carlos--Arrest of the Prince--Details--Letters sent hy Philip II. to his nobles and the potentates of Europe--Elizabeth writes to her brother, Charles IX.--Letter addressed by Philip II. to the pope--Condition of the Prince--His violence--His indictment before the Council of State--Interview between Don Francisco de Alava and Catherine de Medici--Reply of the Emperor Maximilian to the notification made by Philip II.--The king retires to El Escorial--Details respecting the imprisonment of the prince--He makes his confession and communicates--Hopes of the adherents of Don Carlos--Indisposition of the queen--She joins the king at Aranjuez--Her letter to M. de Fourquevaulx--Return of the royal pair to Madrid. On leaving Aranjuez, king Philip proceeded to El Pardo, where he made a brief sojourn. Many were the missives, it is recorded, which Philip despatched to Madrid, inquiring after the health of his consort and her infant. The absence of the king, however, grievously affected Elizabeth's spirits; her correspondence with France, moreover, was interrupted by the civil commotions; and this suspension of intercourse occurred at a time when Elizabeth felt deep anxiety for the health of her brother, Charles IX, who had been suffering severely from intermittent fever. Sad presentiments for the future, likewise troubled the queen's repose. On all sides the shadow of evil cast it... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-06, Studio: General Books LLC, Sales rank: 7365068.

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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. 1857. Excerpt: ... Imperial generals, ordered public prayers to be addressed to Heaven for the pontiff's release, a petition, which his own sign manual might have fulfilled.-Philip bowed before the papacy, while he derided its temporal enactments, and even remorselessly committed to the flames documents sealed with the sacred signet of St. Peter. The will of the sovereign being the rule of his conscience, the prelates of Spain found it expedient to conform to the prejudices of the king; to admit tacitly that the infallible Head of the Church might err in his appreciation of temporal concerns; to adopt the royal views respecting certain irregularities in which the king indulged, and his opinions on the irresponsibility of princes--and in return, receive distinction, pre-eminence and power. After the king's confessor, Fray Diego de Chaves, and the chief Inquisitor Valdez, archbishop of Seville, the cardinal Mendoza was the leading ecclesiastic of the court. His wealth, princely bearing, and love of literature, were renowned; while so varied were his conversational powers, that in his society even Philip's manner became animated, and his brow lost somewhat of its gloom. The sonorous voice of the cardinal, moreover, is greatly lauded; and the melody and science of his choral services in the cathedral of Burgos were celebrated throughout Spain. The cardinal being extremely proud of his vocal proficiency, and wishing to display his talent, insisted on performing a part of the mass which was chanted before the queen quitted Rasuin. The service being concluded, the queen dined: she then entered her litter and proceeded to Basasuain, another village, situated about six miles from Pamplona. The following day, the 7th of January, Elizabeth made her entry into the capital of Navarre, S... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-02, Studio: General Books LLC.

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