France – Page 14 – History Moments

Parkman Vol. 4, Chapter 14

In his capacity of counsellor, friend, and father to all Canada, he arranged the new settlements near Quebec in the manner which he judged

Twenty livres were given to each youth who married before the age of twenty, and to each girl who married before the age of sixteen.Our special

If the colony was to grow from within, the new settlers must have wives.Our special project presenting the definitive account of France in

Today's installment concludes Savonarola's Career,the name of our combined selection from Pasquale Villari and Jean C. L. Sismondi. The concluding

Important discoveries of iron were made; but three generations were destined to pass before the mines were successfully worked.Our special

"The people," he said, "would do much better to reserve this power to themselves, and exercise it by a council, into which all the citizens should be

The terms of the treaty stood as follows:Continuing Savonarola's Career,with a selection from History of Girolamo Savonarola by Pasquale Villari

Savonarola repaired to the French camp, and, passing through that great host of armed men, made his way to the King's presence.Continuing

The new ambassadors were elected on November 5th and consisted of Pandolfo Rocellai, Giovanni Cavalcanti, Piero Capponi, Tanai de' Nerli, and