History of the Rise of the Huguenots / Vol. 1
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Chapter 21 THE ASSEMBLY OF NOTABLES AT FONTAINEBLEAU, AND THE CLOSE OF THE REIGN OF FRANCIS THE SECOND.
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1 Chapter 1 No.12 Chapter 2 1512-1525.3 Chapter 3 1523-1525.4 Chapter 4 1525-1533.5 Chapter 5 1534-1535.6 Chapter 6 1535-1545.7 Chapter 7 1545-1547.8 Chapter 8 1547-1559.9 Chapter 9 No.910 Chapter 10 No.1011 Chapter 11 No.1112 Chapter 12 FRANCE IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY.13 Chapter 13 THE REFORMATION AT MEAUX.14 Chapter 14 FRANCIS I. AND MARGARET OF ANGOULEME-EARLY REFORMATORY MOVEMENTS AND STRUGGLES.15 Chapter 15 INCREASING SEVERITY.-LOUIS DE BERQUIN.16 Chapter 16 MELANCHTHON'S ATTEMPT AT CONCILIATION, AND THE YEAR OF THE PLACARDS.17 Chapter 17 CALVIN AND GENEVA.-MORE SYSTEMATIC PERSECUTION BY THE KING.18 Chapter 18 CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE VAUDOIS OF MéRINDOL AND CABRIèRES, AND LAST DAYS OF FRANCIS THE FIRST.19 Chapter 19 HENRY THE SECOND, AND THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCHES.20 Chapter 20 FRANCIS THE SECOND AND THE TUMULT OF AMBOISE.21 Chapter 21 THE ASSEMBLY OF NOTABLES AT FONTAINEBLEAU, AND THE CLOSE OF THE REIGN OF FRANCIS THE SECOND.22 Chapter 22 THE REIGN OF CHARLES THE NINTH, TO THE PRELIMINARIES OF THE COLLOQUY OF POISSY.23 Chapter 23 THE COLLOQUY OF POISSY AND THE EDICT OF JANUARY.