[Massacres Of The South (1551-1815) II by Alexandre Dumas Pere]@TWC D-Link bookMassacres Of The South (1551-1815) II CHAPTER IX 4/23
I have suffered a great deal for two years and more, and have not been able to let you know, for an important reason.
God be praised for all, and give you grace to persevere in the service of His Church as long as you live, and never may this honour pass from our race, while so many men and women are ready to shed their blood to maintain the fight for the faith, all other worldly considerations set aside.
And as to me, I esteem myself born on both father's and mother's sides, that I should offer up my blood for this cause, and I have no intention of degenerating.
Jesus, crucified for us, and all the holy martyrs, make us by their intercession worthy of the voluntary offering we make of our bodies to their glory! "From Fotheringay, this Thursday, 24th November. "They have, thinking to degrade me, pulled down my canopy of state, and since then my keeper has come to offer to write to their queen, saying this deed was not done by his order, but by the advice of some of the Council.
I have shown them instead of my arms on the said canopy the cross of Our Lord.
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