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Richelieu
,
as
everyone
knows
,
had
loved
the
queen
.
Was
this
love
a
simple
political
affair
,
or
was
it
naturally
one
of
those
profound
passions
which
Anne
of
Austria
inspired
in
those
who
approached
her
?
That
we
are
not
able
to
say
;
but
at
all
events
,
we
have
seen
,
by
the
anterior
developments
of
this
story
,
that
Buckingham
had
the
advantage
over
him
,
and
in
two
or
three
circumstances
,
particularly
that
of
the
diamond
studs
,
had
,
thanks
to
the
devotedness
of
the
three
Musketeers
and
the
courage
and
conduct
of
d'Artagnan
,
cruelly
mystified
him
.
It
was
,
then
,
Richelieu
's
object
,
not
only
to
get
rid
of
an
enemy
of
France
,
but
to
avenge
himself
on
a
rival
;
but
this
vengeance
must
be
grand
and
striking
and
worthy
in
every
way
of
a
man
who
held
in
his
hand
,
as
his
weapon
for
combat
,
the
forces
of
a
kingdom
.
Richelieu
knew
that
in
combating
England
he
combated
Buckingham
;
that
in
triumphing
over
England
he
triumphed
over
Buckingham
--
in
short
,
that
in
humiliating
England
in
the
eyes
of
Europe
he
humiliated
Buckingham
in
the
eyes
of
the
queen
.
On
his
side
Buckingham
,
in
pretending
to
maintain
the
honor
of
England
,
was
moved
by
interests
exactly
like
those
of
the
cardinal
.
Buckingham
also
was
pursuing
a
private
vengeance
.
Buckingham
could
not
under
any
pretense
be
admitted
into
France
as
an
ambassador
;
he
wished
to
enter
it
as
a
conqueror
.
It
resulted
from
this
that
the
real
stake
in
this
game
,
which
two
most
powerful
kingdoms
played
for
the
good
pleasure
of
two
amorous
men
,
was
simply
a
kind
look
from
Anne
of
Austria
.
The
first
advantage
had
been
gained
by
Buckingham
.
Arriving
unexpectedly
in
sight
of
the
Isle
of
Re
with
ninety
vessels
and
nearly
twenty
thousand
men
,
he
had
surprised
the
Comte
de
Toiras
,
who
commanded
for
the
king
in
the
Isle
,
and
he
had
,
after
a
bloody
conflict
,
effected
his
landing
.
Allow
us
to
observe
in
passing
that
in
this
fight
perished
the
Baron
de
Chantal
;
that
the
Baron
de
Chantal
left
a
little
orphan
girl
eighteen
months
old
,
and
that
this
little
girl
was
afterward
Mme.
de
Sevigne
.
The
Comte
de
Toiras
retired
into
the
citadel
St.
Martin
with
his
garrison
,
and
threw
a
hundred
men
into
a
little
fort
called
the
fort
of
La
Pree
.
This
event
had
hastened
the
resolutions
of
the
cardinal
;
and
till
the
king
and
he
could
take
the
command
of
the
siege
of
La
Rochelle
,
which
was
determined
,
he
had
sent
Monsieur
to
direct
the
first
operations
,
and
had
ordered
all
the
troops
he
could
dispose
of
to
march
toward
the
theater
of
war
.
It
was
of
this
detachment
,
sent
as
a
vanguard
,
that
our
friend
d'Artagnan
formed
a
part
.
