...gentleman, as he himself confessed afterwards to the Earl of Carlisle, had in charge to relate unto those of the religion, how little help they might expect from me, when he should tell them the answers which Monsieur de Luynes made me. Sitting thus in a chair before Monsieur...

...gentleman, as he himself confessed afterwards to the Earl of Carlisle, had in charge to relate unto those of the religion how little help they might expect from me, when he should tell them the answers which Monsieur de Lnynes made me. Sitting thus in a chair before Monsieur...

...gentleman, as he himself confessed afterwards to the Earl of Carlisle, had in charge to relate unto those of the religion, how little help they might expect from me, when he should tell them the answers which Monsieur de Luynes made me. Sitting thus in a chair before Monsieur...

...Gentleman, as he himfelf confefled afterwards to the Earl of Carlifle, had in charge to relate unto thofc of the Religion, how little help they might expect...his Subjects of the Religion, and that I defired to do it in all thofe fair and equal Terms which might ftand with the honor of France and the good Intelligence...

...gentleman, as he himself confessed afterwards to the Earl of Carlisle, had in charge to relate unto those of the religion, how little help they might expect from me, when he should tell them the answers of Monsieur de Luynes. Sitting thus in a chair near Monsieur de Luynes,...