The Huguenots in France
- History
- Book language: English
- 415 pages
The Huguenots in France is a historical account by Samuel Smiles of French Protestants after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. It describes their persecution, the underground 'Church in the Desert,' the Camisard uprising, galley slaves, Huguenot refugees, and the Vaudois valleys, offering a broad view of faith and resistance.
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