This paper relates the decline of protestantism in the nobility of Lower Normandy , confined to the generality of Caen, from the beginning of the personal reign of Louis XIV in 1661, marked by a policy aimed at Huguenot particularism, up to the the return of tolerance in 1787. It draws, for the years preceding the Revocation, the shaded portrait of a heterogeneous nobility, united nevertheless by a deep attachment to the calvinism inherited from their forebears, and by the numerous family and social ties which formed so many backbone networks in a distinctive but by no means isolated group. Attacked by the first anti-protestant measures adopted by Louis XIV, restricted in their freedom to practise their faith, prevented from fulfilling thei...
On October 18, 1685, King Louis XIV of France signed into law the Edict of Fontainebleau. Its purpos...
Abstract In the 17 th century, Metz looked like a Protestant citadel; though situated in a French Ca...
Abstract Protestantism in Northern France in the 17th and 18th centuries is distinguished by its gre...
This paper relates the decline of protestantism in the nobility of Lower Normandy , confined to the ...
Cette étude retrace le déclin du protestantisme nobiliaire bas-normand, circonscrit aux limites de l...
Aux trois moments que constituent d’abord la décennie 1550, temps fort de la conversion nobiliaire a...
In Antwort auf die alte Anklage des 'Auslandsappells', welche die katholische Geschichtsschreibung l...
National audienceWithin the region Touraine that suffered from the Wars of Religion, the small town ...
John P appas : The pursuit of Protestants in the second half of the century in the «registers » of ...
Thèse are some conclusions from a thesis mainly upheld by a study of the fiscal and judiciary archiv...
La question du rapport de la noblesse au protestantisme français est particulièrement complexe. Tout...
This paper analyses the subtle changes that took place in the Reformed Protestant community of Loudu...
Robert Poujol : Surveillance of protestants in the Hautes-Cévennes. The period under study goes fro...
International audienceConsidering the phenomenon of conversion in the light of the social sciences a...
The study deals primarily with the application of the king's edicts, declarations and ordinances reg...
On October 18, 1685, King Louis XIV of France signed into law the Edict of Fontainebleau. Its purpos...
Abstract In the 17 th century, Metz looked like a Protestant citadel; though situated in a French Ca...
Abstract Protestantism in Northern France in the 17th and 18th centuries is distinguished by its gre...
This paper relates the decline of protestantism in the nobility of Lower Normandy , confined to the ...
Cette étude retrace le déclin du protestantisme nobiliaire bas-normand, circonscrit aux limites de l...
Aux trois moments que constituent d’abord la décennie 1550, temps fort de la conversion nobiliaire a...
In Antwort auf die alte Anklage des 'Auslandsappells', welche die katholische Geschichtsschreibung l...
National audienceWithin the region Touraine that suffered from the Wars of Religion, the small town ...
John P appas : The pursuit of Protestants in the second half of the century in the «registers » of ...
Thèse are some conclusions from a thesis mainly upheld by a study of the fiscal and judiciary archiv...
La question du rapport de la noblesse au protestantisme français est particulièrement complexe. Tout...
This paper analyses the subtle changes that took place in the Reformed Protestant community of Loudu...
Robert Poujol : Surveillance of protestants in the Hautes-Cévennes. The period under study goes fro...
International audienceConsidering the phenomenon of conversion in the light of the social sciences a...
The study deals primarily with the application of the king's edicts, declarations and ordinances reg...
On October 18, 1685, King Louis XIV of France signed into law the Edict of Fontainebleau. Its purpos...
Abstract In the 17 th century, Metz looked like a Protestant citadel; though situated in a French Ca...
Abstract Protestantism in Northern France in the 17th and 18th centuries is distinguished by its gre...