History of the Rise of the Huguenots of France, Volume 1Hodder and Stoughton, 1880 - France |
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Agrippa d'Aubigné ambassador Amboise Antoine Antoine of Navarre appear apud assembly authority Baum Berquin Bishop Bonnet Bourg Briçonnet Bullinger Calvin Cardinal of Lorraine Castelnau Catharine Chancellor Charles Christian church clergy Coligny Condé condemned constable council court Crespin crown death declared doctrines Duke of Guise ecclesiastical edict égl enemies estates execution faith Farel favor franç France François French Geneva Henry heresy heretics Herminjard Hist Holy Huguenots Ibid Jean judges King of Navarre king's kingdom l'hist L'Hospital Lefèvre Letter of Beza Louis Lutherans Margaret Margaret of Angoulême Meaux Melanchthon Mém Mémoires ment ministers monarch Montmorency papal Parliament of Paris persecution persons Philip Place Planche Poissy Pope preaching prelates prince Prince of Condé prisoners prot Protestantism Protestants provinces punishment qu'il queen Recueil réf reformed reign religion religious Roman Catholic royal Saint scarcely Sorbonne Theodor Beza theologians Thou Throkmorton tion ubi supra words
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