Since Henry did not have an exact plan as to how he would perform such acts, accompanied by the fact that the main complaints the nobility had before and during the French Wars of Religion were absolutism, his desire did not seem very realistic. However, he did have various advantages in regards to accompanying his goal...
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He was the legitimate heir and he portrayed to others a sincere desire for social stability as well as staying away from war. Furthermore, he was not affiliated with Spain which the people of France determined to be a positive factor. Not to forget, the use of paying-off nobles, persuasion, and the intimidation of using brute force often presents a changing tide of opinion...
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