Religious Wars in the Early Modern Western Civilization
Where are De Thou’s sympathies as he describes the murder of Coligny? De Thou sympathies are evident from the way he describes the torture and suffering of Coligny who was blinded by his credulity and false assurance of the king’s goodwill and protection. However, realizing how late he was, he took comfort in prayers and encouraged those with him to seek safety. Please quote one sentence in De Thou’s text