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Bowen Marjorie. Prince and Heretic
Prince and Heretic
Table of Contents
PART I-THE NETHERLANDERS
I.—THE ALCHEMIST
II.—FRÄULEIN ANNE
III.—LOUIS OF NASSAU
IV.—THE SAINT BARTHOLOMEW WEDDING
V.—WILLIAM OF ORANGE
VI.—THE CRYSTAL GAZERS
VII.—BRUSSELS
VIII.—MARGARET OF PARMA
IX.—CARDINAL GRANVELLE
X.—THE RHETORIC PLAY
XI.—THE JESTERS AND THE RHETORIC PLAYERS
XII.—THE GRANDEES
XIII.—THE DEPARTURE OF THE CARDINAL
XIV.—THE REGENT, THE PRINCE, AND THE CARDINALIST
PART II-THE HOLY INQUISITION
I.—THE PIGEON
II.—THE LOYALTY OF LAMORAL EGMONT
III.—THE AMUSEMENTS OF THE PRINCESS OF ORANGE
IV.—PHILIP'S MANDATE
V.—THE KNIGHT-ERRANT
VI.—THE EDICTS
VII.—THE PETITION
VIII.—THE BANQUET
IX.—MONTIGNY'S WIFE
X.—ANTWERP
XI.—THE PRINCE RESIGNS
XII.—ORANGE AND EGMONT
XIII.—THE COMING OF ALVA
XIV.—PHILIP'S AVENGERS
PART III-THE HOUSE OF NASSAU
I.—DILLENBURG
II.—JULIANA OF STOLBERG
III.—HEILIGER LEE
IV.—THE FIRST BATTLE
V.—NEWS FROM THE NETHERLANDS
VI.—THE PRINCE AT BAY
VII.—THE ACTION ON THE GETA
VIII.—THE ANABAPTIST PREACHER
IX.—WINTER TIME
X.—THE ABBESS
THE END
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Marjorie Bowen
Published by Good Press, 2022
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The two young men, as soon as they were alone, at once went to the window and leant out, squeezing themselves together with some difficulty, for the casement was narrow.