Note 207 — Chapter II
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C. S. P. For., No. 193, August 30, 1560; Paris, Négociations relatives au règne de François II, 481; Correspondance de Catherine de Médicis, I, 149, n.; La Place, 68; La Planche, 363. “The government seems determined not to await the meeting of a council general, the decision of which will be tardy, but to convene a national one, assembling in a synod all bishops and other leading and intelligent churchmen of the kingdom, to consult and provide for the urgent need of France in matters of religion which admit of no delay.”—C. S. P. Ven., No. 142, 1560.