... king of Navarre. Catherine was an ardent Catholic, as were her sons and her adherents. Navarre, a little subsidiary province near the Spanish frontier of France, was the center of the Huguenot (Protestant) movement. The rulers of Navarre ...
... King Lear. Love's Labour's Lost is one of Shakespeare's early plays and tells the story of a king of Navarre who, with three attending lords, swears associating with women to concentrate on philosophical studies. A princess of France ...
... King Henry of Navarre. But political and religious reasons stood between Henry of Navarre and his succession to tho kingdom. To strengthen his position tho King of Navarre nought an alliance with Henry III. Tho VIcomto d<- Turenne ...
... Navarre, to be uni:e<i with France, and that nothing ought (o rcltricl the King froia taking the title of King of Njvirrc. In fupport of thi< opinion it was fa! Jt that it was of the otmuil importance to Sovereigns to preferve all their ...
... King of France. Being childless, he would legally be succeeaed at his death by his cousin, King Henry of Ivavarre. But political and religious reasons stood between Henry of Navarre and his succession to the kingdom. To strengthen his ...
... Navarre to the French king's sister Marguerite Haoul saves a young maid of honor Gabrielle de Vrissac. from the ... king of Navarre, although there Is a price upon his head. He Is wounded and takes refuge In a chateau, where by ...
... king of Navarre. Catherine was an ardent Catholic, as were her sons and her adherents. Navarre, a little subsidiary province near the Spanish frontier of France, was the center of the Huguenot (Protestant) movement. The rulers of Navarre ...
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... king of Navarre and still later King Henry IV of France), and Admiral Coligny. Henry was head of the Bourbon family, aa Charles IX was of the Valois family. In 1582 civil war broke out between Guise's followers and the Huguenots. Conde ...
... King of Navarre. Richard, when count oŁ Poltou, was invited by his friend, Sancho the Strong, the gallant brother of Berengaria, to a great tournament at Pampcluna. Hero he saw the princess, who was called "tho fair flower of Navarre ...