text_original: The motives which prompted Condi's refusal are unknown. His failure at Lerida may have checked his love for distant expeditions ; he may have suspected that Mazarin wished to induce him to accept what was practically banishment. II THE REBELLION IN NAPLES 29 After Masaniello's death and Condi's refusal to head an expedition to Naples, Mazarin, with justifiable caution, allowed some months to elapse before he took any decided action.
text_transcription: THE MOTIVES WHICH PROMPTED CONDE'S REFUSAL ARE UNKNOWN HIS FAILURE AT LERIDA MAY HAVE CHECKED HIS LOVE FOR DISTANT EXPEDITIONS HE MAY HAVE SUSPECTED THAT MAZARIN WISHED TO INDUCE HIM TO ACCEPT WHAT WAS PRACTICALLY BANISHMENT AFTER MAZIGNIELLO'S DEATH AND CONDE'S REFUSAL TO HEAD AN EXPEDITION TO NAPLES MAZARIN WITH JUSTIFIABLE CAUTION ALLOWED SOME MONTHS TO ELAPSE BEFORE HE TOOK ANY DECIDED ACTION
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