Cevenois relieved
Subtitle: or else, Europe enslav'd.
By: Being a discourse to shew, I. The lawfulness of the Camisards insurrection.  II. That all Protestant states, and particularly England, are indispensably oblig'd to support them.  III. That neither the Protestant, nor the Catholick princes can reasonably expect to reduce the exorbitant power of France, but by assisting them.  IV. How they may be relieved effectually. V. That the procuring the Protestant religion restor'd in France, is the best means to secure a firm and solid peace.  VI. That the restoration of the Reformed religion in France, will be rather an advantage, than a disadvantage to the Protestant states.
Contributors: Boyer, Pierre, 1619-ca. 1700
Publisher: J. Nutt
Published: 1703
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 49
Subjects: Camisards.; Protestants -- France.
Other titles: Europe enslav'd
Notes: Sometimes attributed to Pierre Boyer.  Cf. W.T. Morgan.  A bibl. of British history (1700-1715).