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ea,htow religious liberty in France and gave the
wretched diplomacy Duke de St. Simon The re-
vocation Of the Ee Of the oa s
followed fruits OF this dreadful plot which depopuaed
it 80 long under the public avowed privilege
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who at this time fled from these VIC
constituting of the best families the Low C9u
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BY the Nantes all ministers Of the Cos
the Catholic faith had to quit The
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by Huguenos at this period and
ormented they remained in the binsdo" yet punished us male
though according to the Poe-tant form was
clared continued To assemble In retired
places submit death, rather than from their
gous duty And though the penalty Of death was any
should be found In the Kingdom and all persons
ceivng assisting the to the gales the wo
these heroic the ingenuity under dis
vigilance passed
pilgrims dealers images, sometimes rs soldiers
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worship and the the only left To the
upueno spite and edicts they assemble
the risk of life oslinaely refusing to attend mass or to
children Catholic schools regard the practices
commanded by the ROmish church.
would utterly fail this OCCASION, to At
brutal these uno sur
uth depom posteriy could give credence
the horrible The patience of the Huguenots at
exhausted All nature cried aloud for resistance to this
tyranny virtue and finally
under Able Chala Of the Camsad.
which lasted Professionals and
Catholics about years to a. d. lob
In MayA d. l7s under the weak Duke OF Bourbon then e
gent France odous Edc cruel than that of itevocaton
BY this children torn again from their
the Catholic faith; death again de-
Pastors and kind oppression endured In the
did deter the P0estan from exercising their
in the l5 in memorial presented by the
Catholic clergy to the King il is stat that generation OF fros
rising obstinate and hadrong than their faith
But Huguenots aboed under peculiar disadvantages
the Eict of Nantes the Jurisprudence
country Church Rome declaring marriage to be
amen the rite who denied Its ecclrsi-
Hence the marriages of the Protetans H.
to be vOidpses married according the
form living state "f concubnase and their
children lcynae decisions of the touching
questions of property following the popular