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Confederates and Rivals: Picard Urban Alliances during the Catholic League, 1588-1594

Canadian Journal of History, 1996
In a 1953 article that examined French provincial urban alliances during the Catholic League, Henri Drouot addressed the foundation of provincial councils of urban allies in 1588-89, without exploring their effectiveness and survival. This article picks up where Drouot left off by focusing on a provincial alliance of towns called the Chambre des États
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Spreading News of the Execution: Mary Queen of Scots and the Parisian Catholic League

2004
Two days after Mary Queen of Scots had been beheaded at Fotheringhay on the orders of Elizabeth I, Lord Burghley noted zealously ‘the tree of treasons has been cut off’.1 By 1 March, two weeks later, news of the execution had reached Paris. Henri III was outraged by this decision and responded immediately by severing diplomatic ties with England.
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The Catholic League: Social Crisis or Apocalypse Now?

French Historical Studies, 1987
Barbara Diefendorf, Elie Barnavi, Robert Descimon, Denis Richet, Alaix Croix, Jean Jacquart, Francois Lebrun, Denis Crouzet, Robert Descimon   +8 more
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Liturgy, Politics, and Salvation: The Catholic League in Paris and the Nature of Catholic Reform, 1540-1630

The American Historical Review, 2001
Keith P. Luria, Ann W. Ramsey
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Radical Reactionaries: The Political Thought of the French Catholic League

The American Historical Review, 1977
Robert D. Linder, Frederick J. Baumgartner   +1 more
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The Origins of Counter Reform Piety in Nantes: The Catholic League and its Aftermath (1585–1617)

2009
In 1608, Jean Christi, cathedral canon, theologal and former Leaguer in Nantes, made his will. It bears witness to traditional Catholic reformism. Christi commended his soul to God, asking that ‘He receive it in His heaven through the infinite merit of the death and passion of His dear son, my saviour Jesus Christ’.
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German Catholics and the Agrarian League, 1893-1914

German Studies Review, 1981
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The 'Bourgeoisie Seconde', The Catholic League and Urban Society

French History, 2003
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Diplomacy and Dogmatism: Bernardino De Mendoza and the French Catholic League

The American Historical Review, 1964
Albert J. Loomie, De Lamar Jensen
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Origins of the Catholic League in Burgundy

2018
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