Martyrs and Murderers: The Guise Family and the Making of Europe (2 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
2. The House of Guise in the sixteenth century
3. The Later Valois
4. The House of Bourbon-Vendôme
5. The House of Montmorency
1. Portrait ou Plan de la Ville de Wassy. Th
e Protestant meeting house was situated between the
church (A) and the castle (D, E).
2. Massacre at Wassy (March 1562).
3. Jean Clouet (or Cloet),
Portrait of Claude de
Lorraine, 1st Duke of Guise
(Galleria Palatina, Palazzo
Pitti,
Florence).
4. Antoinette de Bourbon,
Duchess of Guise.
5. Mary of Guise and King James V.
6. Joinville.
7.
Th
e Italian garden and new
palace at Joinville.
8. Anne, Duke of Montmorency.
9.
El Greco
, Cardinal Charles of Lorraine.
10. Th
e Cardinal of Lorraine’s device.
