A History of the Huguenots

W. Carlos Martyn

The Huguenots were members of the Protestant Reformed Church of France during the 16th and 17th centuries. They faced persecution and religious conflicts, which led many of them to seek refuge in other countries, contributing to the spread of Protestantism throughout Europe and beyond. If "A History of the Huguenots" by W. Carlos Martyn is a real book published after my last update or if it belongs to a different author, I wouldn't have information about it. My training data includes information up to September 2021.

Table of contents

• Preface
• Chapter 1. The Vaudois
• Chapter 2. The Provencals
• Chapter 3. The Preaching Of The Crusade
• Chapter 4. Preparations For The "Sacred War"
• Chapter 5. The Commencement Of The Tragedy
• Chapter 6. The Reign Of Terror
• Chapter 7. The Revolt
• Chapter 8. The Final Massacre
• Chapter 9. The Interregnum
• Chapter 10. The Resurrection Of Reform
• Chapter 11. The Court Of Francis I
• Chapter 12. The Apostles Of The Faith
• Chapter 13. John Calvin
• Chapter 14. The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death
• Chapter 15. French Politics
• Chapter 16. Mutation
• Chapter 17. The Conspiracy
• Chapter 18. Almost A Tragedy
• Chapter 19. The Lost Leader
• Chapter 20. The Appeal To Arms
• Chapter 21. Death’s Coup D’etat
• Chapter 22. The Hollow Truce
• Chapter 23. Recommencement Of The War
• Chapter 24. Hoodwinked France
• Chapter 25. The Massacre Of St. Bartholomew
• Chapter 26. The Triumph Of Rochelle
• Chapter 27. Vicissitudes
• Chapter 28. The League
• Chapter 29. The War Of The Three Henry’s
• Chapter 30. The Double Assassination
• Chapter 31. The White Plume Of Navarre
• Chapter 32. The Edict Of Nantes
• Chapter 33. Richelieu
• Chapter 34. The Dragonades
• Chapter 35. Revocation Of The Edict Of Nantes
• Chapter 36. A Resume