 | Henry Gardiner Adams - 1857 - 1030 Seiten
...should revenge himself for the severity she had exercised towards him; but, saying "That it became not a king of France to revenge the quarrels of the duke of Orleans," he continued to allow her a place in the council. The duke de Bourdon died in 1503; and Anne survived... | |
 | Mrs. Markham - 1863 - 646 Seiten
...importuned by his courtiers to remove from the command of the army a brave old general of the name De la Trimouille, who had taken him prisoner at the...king of France to revenge the quarrels of the duke of Orleans."—It would have been happy if, when he forgave the quarrels of the duke of Orleans, he could... | |
 | Elizabeth Penrose - 1871 - 592 Seiten
...government, was to lessen the taxes, and to improve the administration of justice. It is related that he was at this time importuned by his courtiers to remove...first, indeed, no difficulties presented themselves. la July 1499, he sent an army into Italy, which made an easy conquest of the Milanese, and of Genoa.... | |
 | Sarah Brook - 1881 - 496 Seiten
...enemies in the last reign. When some of his friends advised him to do so, he refused, saying, " It would not become the King of France to revenge the quarrels of the Duke of Orleans." You remember that he had been Duke of Orleans before he was King of France. By this kindness he soon... | |
 | Elizabeth Cartwright Penrose (Mrs. John Penrose), Mrs. Markham - 1888 - 584 Seiten
...hand of the widowed queen. She accepted his suit, and their marriage was celebrated January 18, 1499. remove from the command of the army a brave old general...first, indeed, no difficulties presented themselves. In Juty, 1499, he sent an army into Italy, which made an easy conquest of the Milanese and of Genoa. On... | |
 | John Saffin - 1928 - 228 Seiten
...on thofe that had oppof 'd him when hee was Duke of Orleans: made this memorable and Noble Reply viz That it did not become the King of France to Revenge the Quarrells of ye Duke of Orleans. and fogain'd his Enemies &c. See the Great Geographicall Dictionary.... | |
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It would have been happy if, when he forgave the quarrels of the duke of Orleans, he could also have forgot his claims to the duchy of Milan. He would thus have avoided many difficulties, and been spared many mortifications. At first, indeed, no difficulties... 
