L'Hospital's Measure for the Relief of the Protestants 185 Another Altercation between Cardinal Lorraine and the Chancellor 186 Progress of the Reformation at Cateau-Cambresis 187 Insults and Violence 192 Huguenot Pleasantries 192 Alarm of the Protestants 193 Attempts to murder Coligny and Porcien 194 Alva sent to the Netherlands 195 The Swiss Levy 196 Conde and Coligny remonstrate 197 Discredited Assurances of Catharine 198 "The very Name of the Edict employed to destroy the Edict itself" 199 * * * * * The Huguenot Attempts at Colonization in Florida 199 The First and Second Expeditions (1562, 1564) 199 Third Expedition (1565) 200 Massacre by Menendez 200 Indignation of the French Court 201 Sincere Remonstrances 201 Sanguinary Revenge of De Gourgues 202 CHAPTER XV. 1567-1568. THE SECOND CIVIL WAR AND THE SHORT PEACE 203 Coligny's Pacific Counsels 203 Rumors of Plots to destroy the Huguenots 203 D'Andelot's Warlike Counsels prevail 204 Cardinal Lorraine to be seized and King Charles liberated 205 The Secret slowly leaks out 206 Flight of the Court to Paris 207 Cardinal Lorraine invites Alva to France 208 Conde at Saint Denis 209 The Huguenot Movement alienates the King 210 Negotiations opened 210 The Huguenots abate their Demands 211 Montmorency the Mouthpiece of Intolerance 211 Insincerity of Alva's Offer of Aid 212 The Battle of St. Denis (Nov. 10, 1567) 213 Constable Montmorency mortally wounded 215 His Character 216 The Protestant Princes of Germany determine to send Aid 217 The Huguenots go to meet it 219 Treacherous Diplomacy 220