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The Constable de Bourbon

by William Harrison Ainsworth

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  1. 1Book I — The Affront
  2. 2II — François I.
  3. 3III — Louise de Savoie
  4. 4IV — What Passed Between the King and Bourbon
  5. 5V — The Dame de Beaujeu
  6. 6Book II — The Flight
  7. 7II — How Saint-Vallier Remonstrated With the Constable
  8. 8III — Showing How the Plot Progressed
  9. 9IV — The Comte de Maulevrier
  10. 10V — What Passed in the Sick Man’s Chamber
  11. 11VI — Diane de Poitiers
  12. 12VII — Perot de Warthy
  13. 13VIII — How Bourbon Quitted the Chateau de Moulins
  14. 14IX — Chantelle
  15. 15X — How the Bishop of Autun and the Comte de Saint-Vallier Were
  16. 16XI — Marcelline D’Herment
  17. 17XII — The Chateau de Lallières
  18. 18XIII — The Mountain Hostelry
  19. 19XIV — The Mill at Saint-Simphorien
  20. 20XV — Vienne
  21. 21XVI — The Rock. In the Rhone
  22. 22XVII — The Inn at Saint-Andre
  23. 23XVIII — Saint-Claude
  24. 24XIX — In What Manner Bourbon Entered Besançon
  25. 25Book III — The Chevalier Bayard
  26. 26II — How Bourbon Was Appointed to the Command Op the Imperial Army
  27. 27III — The Two Armies in the Milanese
  28. 28IV — How the Duke de Bourbon Entered Milan
  29. 29V — The Contessa di Chieri
  30. 30VI — How Bourbon Assumed the Command of the Imperial Army
  31. 31VII — How Bonnivet Resolved to Retreat From Novara
  32. 32VIII — In Which Bayard Relates His Dream to de Lorges
  33. 33IX — The Retreat of Romagnano
  34. 34Book IV — The Siege of Marseilles
  35. 35II — The Castle of Monaco
  36. 36III — How Bourbon Was Proclaimed Comte de Provence
  37. 37IV — Showing How Marseilles Was Fortified
  38. 38V — In What Manner Pomperant Entered Marseilles
  39. 39VI — “The Basilisk”
  40. 40VII — The Amazons
  41. 41VIII — Showing How the Bishop’s Palace and the Church of Saint Cannat
  42. 42IX — Les Tranchers des Dames
  43. 43X — How Pomperant Furnished a Safe-Conduct to the Deputies to the King
  44. 44XI — How Toulon Was Besieged and Taken by the Marquis del Vasto
  45. 45XII — Avignon
  46. 46XIII — How Pomperant Was Ordered for, Execution
  47. 47XVI — The Mine
  48. 48XV — How the Siege of Marseilles Was Raised
  49. 49Book V.-the Battle of Pavia
  50. 50II — Bonnivet’s Last Interview With the Comtessa di Chieri
  51. 51IV — Of the Stratagem Practised by Antonio de Leyva
  52. 52V — George von Frundsberg
  53. 53VI — How François I. Refused to Raise the Siege of Pavia
  54. 54VII — In What Manner Pomerrant Procured a Supply Op Powder for The
  55. 55VIII — How Marcelline D’Herment Came to Pavia to Solicit Her Brother’s
  56. 56IX — How Pescara Caused a Breach to Be Made in the Walls of the Par…
  57. 57X — The Battle
  58. 58XI — How Bonnivet Was Slain by Bourbon
  59. 59XII — How the King Surrendered to the Viceroy of Naples
  60. 60Book VI — Charles V.
  61. 61II — How the Treaty of Madrid Was Signed
  62. 62Book VII — The Sack of Rome
  63. 63II — How Bourbon Commenced His March to Home
  64. 64III — How Bourbon Reached the Apennines
  65. 65IV — The Prince of Orange
  66. 66V — How Lannoy Vainly Attempted to Arrest Bourbon’s March
  67. 67VI — Von Frundsberg’s Last Carouse
  68. 68VIII — How Bourbon and His Bands Arrived Before Rome
  69. 69IX — The First Shot From the Walls
  70. 70X — In Saint Peter’s

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