original: The citizens expelled it in 1552, allying with France: this was unacceptable for Charles, who sent his general Gian Giacomo Medici to lay siege to it with a Florentine-Imperial army.
simplifications: The citizens removed it in 1552, allying with France: Charles didn't agree to that.  He than sent his general Gian Giacomo Medici to capture it with a Florentine-Imperial army. Alliance with France was unacceptable for Charles, who sent general Gian Giacomo Medici to destroy it with Florentine Imperial army. The citizens expelled it in 1552. They allied with France. Charles found this unacceptable. He sent General Gian Giacomo Medici to lay siege to it with a Florentine-Imperial army. The citizens expelled it in 1552, siding with France. This was not acceptable for Charles, who sent his general Gian Giacomo Medici to attack it with a Florentine-Imperial army. The citizens expelled it in 1552, allying with France:. This was unacceptable for Charles. He sent his general Gian Giacomo Medici to lay siege to it with a Florentine-Imperial army. The citizens got rid of it in 1552 and allied with France. Charles was unhappy with this and sent an army to lay siege. The citizens expelled it in 1552, allying with France: this was unacceptable for Charles, who sent General Gian Giacomo Medici to capture it with a Florentine-Imperial army. The citizens removed it in 1552. Allying with France was not okay with Charles. Charels sent his general to lay siege to it with a Florentine-Imperial army. Because the citizens expelled it in 1552 and allied with France, Charles sent general Giacomo Medici to surround and control it with a Florentine-Imperial army. Once the people rejected it and became friends with France in 1552, Charles sent his general Gian Giacomo Medici to attack it with the Florentine-Imperial army.