Félice, a French Protestant theologian, follows the Huguenots from the first stirrings of reform through the wars of religion, the massacre of St Bartholomew, the Edict of Nantes and its revocation, and the long underground life of the Church of the Desert. Philip Edward Barnes’s English translation presents the story as a lesson in why full religious liberty is the right of all.
A sympathetic, thorough account for anyone tracing Huguenot history or the long struggle for freedom of conscience in France. Download the free EPUB.