Note 1335 — Chapter XIV

Archives de la maison d’Orange-Nassau, III, 316; Languet, Epist. ad Camer., 105; Epist. secr., I, 81. Copies of five letters written by De Francourt, the agent for the Huguenot party with the duke of Deuxponts’ and the prince of Orange, to the Huguenot leaders, expressing regret for the death of the prince of Condé, and assuring them of the continued adherence of the duke of Deuxponts and his reiters to their cause are cited in C. S. P. For., No. 207, April, 1569. The duke of Lorraine is said to have offered Deuxponts 100,000 crowns if he would withdraw his reiters (ibid., No. 234, April 18, 1569).