Seven hundred pounds of silver and the rights to plunder the country of Sens were given to stop one siege of this city that was described by Abbo. This city was captured by the provost of merchants under John the Good, and after the murder of one notable figure in this city, a group from the court of miracles took that corpse to the Montfaucon Gibbet. One noble refused to take a certain crown after organizing an uprising in this city known as the Day of the Barricades. Another uprising here saw the murder of Admiral Gaspard de Coligny and other
Seven hundred pounds of silver and the rights to plunder the country of Sens were given to stop one siege of this city that was described by Abbo. This city was captured by the provost of merchants under John the Good, and after the murder of one notable figure in this city, a group from the court of miracles took that corpse to the Montfaucon Gibbet. One noble refused to take a certain crown after organizing an uprising in this city known as the Day of the Barricades. Another uprising here saw the murder of Admiral Gaspard de Coligny and other Huguenots in the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre. Adolphe Thiers led the destruction of a Commune in this city and Henry IV declared that this city was "well worth a mass." For ten points, name this capital of France.
Seven hundred pounds of silver and the rights to plunder the country of Sens were given to stop one siege of this city that was described by Abbo.
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