Definition of Ligueurs. Meaning of Ligueurs. Synonyms of Ligueurs

- ligueurs. It contrasted with the Seize regime in Paris, which Mayenne viewed with distaste. He had been greeted on his entry to the city by ligueurs keen...
- warm welcome from the ligueurs in the city, set to work imposing himself on their structures before departing to join the main ligueur army in the north....
- intimidate the third estate ligueurs. Brissac, who led the second estate was also arrested. The rump estates, now purged of the ligueur leadership continued...
- politique ligueurs arrived to sign a peace between Toulouse and the maréchal de Joyeuse. Brunet argues that the defeat of Comminges and the Hispano-Ligueurs (Spanish-Leaguers)...
- more autocratic governor than the ligueurs in Poitiers had hoped, after his arrival, he quickly transferred the ligueur holy council into an advisory body...
- the treaty to the leading Norman ligueur Maineville, who took responsibility for rallying the uncompromising ligueurs against the new peace, though most...
- representative of the 'Béarnais' the ligueur pejorative for Henri IV. As he and his allies worked to bring the Pope round, the ligueurs fell into disagreement over...
- arrive, with the ligueurs throwing up barricades. During the fights over the barricades the royalist Sainte-Soline put his sword to the ligueur mayor Jean Palustre's...
- over the murder of the duke and his brother. Meanwhile the legal-minded ligueurs recognised the king's folly in having the Cardinal executed, and began...
- ambitions for the gathering, and looked to use it to isolate the noble ligueurs from their urban base, thus regaining the initiative he had lost so decisively...