Martyrs and Murderers: The Guise Family and the Making of Europe (3 page)
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Authors: Stuart Carroll
Tags: #History, #Europe, #England/Great Britain, #France, #Scotland, #Italy, #Royalty, #Faith & Religion, #Renaissance, #16th Century, #17th Century
11. François de Lorraine, Duke of Guise.
12. Catherine de Medici.
13. Arms of Mary Stuart, Queen of France,
England, Scotland and Ireland.
14. Th
e executions at Amboise, 15 March 1560.
15. View of the grotto of Meudon.
16. Th
e Colloquy of Poissy.
17. Leonard Limousin, Triumph of the Eucharist,
c
.1562.
18. Th
e Duke of Guise is mortally wounded.
19. Th
e three Coligny brothers, from the left Odet, Gaspard,
and
François.
20. Henri de Lorraine, Duke of Guise, aged sixteen.
21. François Quesnel the elder, Henri III.
22. François Dubois, Th
e Massacre of Saint Bartholomew’s Day. Coligny’s body is first pushed out of
the
first floor window on the right, Guise then stands over the corpse.
23. Portraits of the three Guise brothers, from the left Charles de Mayenne, Henri de Guise, and Louis Cardinal de Lorraine.
24. Ball at the court of Henri III.
