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  Time of civil fighting and military operations fought between french catholics(cathlic leauge) and prodastants(hugeunots)
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  massacre of 1 thousand Hugeunots
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  Timespan of the War
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  The second war wounded the Hugunots and
 Anne De Montmorencey,16,000 and Huguenots,3,500.
 After some hours the Huguenots retreated to meet back up with German mercinaries.
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  A treaty that officially ended the second war. It confirmed the Edict of Ambroise which gave significant religious privilages and freedoms to the Huguenots. Expired: August, 15 1568
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  Catholic forces of Marshal Gapard de Salulx, sieur de Tavannes, Huguenots, near the nadir of their fortunes. Defeated the Huguenots with what is later known as Gurilla warfare later in civilization.
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  The treaty was signed at the royal Chateau of Peace of Saint-Germain-En-Laye. This treaty signing ended the third war.
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  The massares enticed for more military hostility. Which included Catholic sieges of the cities.
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  On this day, there was a group of targeted assasinations. there was also a wave of Roman Catholic mob violence against the protestants.Throughout this massacre between 5,000 and 30,000 people died.
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  There was a threat of a war against the king, because of the invasion of Champagne. There was a truce over the next seven months, and by May 1576 the King had to agree to the terms of Alencon.
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  Signed between Henrey III and Huguenot princess developed after the sixth war. Treaty stated Protestants were only allowed to practice faith in the suburbs of one town in each judicial city. Treaty was made to replace Edit of Beaulieu, becuase the catholic leauge thought it favored protestants too much.
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  Bith Catholics and Protestants armed in self defense. this lead to a war.
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  In the royal camp at Saint-Cloud, Jacques Clement gained thew attention of Henry III and stabbed the king in the spleen. King Henry III died.
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  Henry swept through Normandy, defeating everyone in his path. he wanted top take over Paris, but the siege was stopped by Spanish soldiers.
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  Henry declared war on Spain. in order to show to Catholics that Spain used relign to cover up an attack on France, and to to show protistants that converting did not make him a slave to Spain. Also, he wanted the Spanish territory.
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  End of the French War of Relign. King Phillip took oput his soldiers from france which left the Catholic League with no support. The war was finaly over.
