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PROTESTANTISM IN FRANCE FROM DEATH
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are known in history as the "civil
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possessed all her treachery, bigotr
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Government redress of their grievan
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Moderator's chair being occupied no
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sick; not to let any one from abroa
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property, which had for a half-cent
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against them at the head of his arm
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in an incessant shower upon the cit
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eginning of the sixty-eighth Psalm,
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to be in logical consistency with a
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Chapter 2 Fall of la Rochelle and E
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leading objects of his ambition, th
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put them.[1] The Huguenot body at t
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of the stronghold of the Protestant
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now commenced on the part of Buckin
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France. There seemed no alternative
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After this the Protestants could of
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passing from one victory to another
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throne. The hand of a priest has be
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troubles in which they plunged the
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same superiority in trade which dis
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the overhanging cloud. The probity
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that the year of the Huguenot conta
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In the Protestant Church the sermon
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From the pulpit we turn to the Prot
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Protestants who stood nobly out, an
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struck by a cannon-ball, and expire
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Of these four seats of Protestant l
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prodigious learning, and of equal m
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Chapter 4 The Dragonnades WE now re
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close of his life. Having quieted F
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Abroad he was Powerful, at home he
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their sovereign, trembled before a
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abjuration twenty years before, or
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morals of the king before embracing
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(June 12th, 1677) of its president,
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