A history of the Huguenots
By: by W. Carlos Martyn
Series: Great Reformation -- 3
Publisher: American Tract Society
Published: 1866
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 528
Subjects: Huguenots; Church history; Littâerature et sociâetâe; Littâerature latino-amâericaine; Histoire et critique; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The Huguenots; title: Chapter I: The Vaudois; title: Chapter II: The Provençals; title: Chapter III: The preaching of the crusade; title: Chapter IV: Preparations for the "sacred war"; title: Chapter V: The commencement of the tragedy; title: Chapter VI: The reign of terror; title: Chapter VII: The revolt; title: Chapter VIII: The final massacre; title: Chapter IX: The interregnum; title: Chapter X: The resurrection of reform; title: Chapter XI: The court of Francis I; title: Chapter XII: The apostles of the faith; title: Chapter XIII: John Calvin; title: Chapter XIV: The valley of the shadow of death; title: Chapter XV: French politics; title: Chapter XVI: Mutation; title: Chapter XVII: The conspiracy; title: Chapter XVIII: Almost a tragedy; title: Chapter XIX: The lost leader; title: Chapter XX: The appeal to arms; title: Chapter XXI: Death's coup d' etat; title: Chapter XXII: The hollow truce; title: Chapter XXIII: Recommencement of the war; title: Chapter XXIV: Hoodwinked France; title: Chapter XXV: The massacre of St. Bartholomew; title: Chapter XXVI: The triumph of Rochelle; title: Chapter XXVII: Vicissitudes; title: Chapter XXVIII: The league; title: Chapter XXIX: The war of the three Henries; title: Chapter XXX: The double assassination; title: Chapter XXXI: The white plume of Navarre; title: Chapter XXXII: The edict of Nantes; title: Chapter XXXIII: Richelieu; title: Chapter XXXIV: The dragonnades; title: Chapter XXXV: Revocation of the Edict of Nantes; title: Chapter XXXVI: A résumé.