D.135.23 Mouy, C. de, b. 183. Don Carlos et Philippe... (Continued 1) chief difference from Prescott is a constant leaning to Philip II, and his belief that the council called after the death of D. Carlos was to inquire into his insanity and incapacity to govern, while Prescott thinks it was to prove him guilty of great crimes, Either may be right, or both. Nobody can tell. But Moy refers directly to Prescott only two or three times and then un- (Continued )