Antoine de Bourbon, king of Navarre

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The baseness of one man had ruined the==which promised so much for France and for America. But there were others in the Protestant ranks, tried and trusted leaders, who stood ready for a. second venture, upon Coligny's bidding ; and the harbors of Bretagne and Normandy swarmed with men as ready to follow. The times also, if not brighter, were more opportune. The Huguenots, as they now began to be called, had become a recognized power in the land ; with two princes of the blood—Antoine, kinof of Navarre, and his brother, Louis, prince of Conde—at their head. There was a lull in the storm of persecution. Nearly thirty-seven years had passed since Jean Leclerc, the first con- picuous martyr of the Reformation in France,