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A Popular History of France From The Earliest Times

CHAPTER XXXIV
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For my satisfaction and as your bounden duty, I pray you to swear it to him in my presence." All present took the oath.

Henry III.

spoke in a firm voice; and his wound was not believed to be mortal.

Letters were sent in his name to the queen, to the governors of the provinces and to the princes allied to the crown, to inform them of the accident that had happened to the king, "which, please God, will turn out to be nothing." The King of Navarre asked for some details as to the assassin.

James Clement was a young Dominican who, according to report, had been a soldier before he became a monk.


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