Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |   forces of the king, and the plan succeeding, all the French
 2     II,  VII |      of those in power. Their plan was, that each should bring
 3     II,  VIII|   could not devise any better plan, knowing the power of which
 4    III,  III |   they are arranging some new plan to subdue us. We ought therefore
 5     IV,  VII | assembly, was opposed to this plan, on account of the pride
 6      V,  II  |   utmost vigor, thinking this plan would manifest and develop
 7      V,  V   | induce the duke to follow the plan congenial to their own views.
 8      V,  VI  |  necessity, he would find his plan successful, and rejoice
 9     VI,  V   |     relief from war, no other plan was open, since the people
10     VI,  VI  | territories of the duke. This plan was completely successful;
11    VII,  II  | destruction. It must be their plan to arm themselves, and engage
12    VII,  IV  |  having arranged the time and plan, informed Diotisalvi of
13   VIII,  VI  |    tempted to the attack. The plan succeeded according to their