Sanctified by the Word: The Huguenots and Anglican Liturgy

Isaac Dumont de Bostaquet, a gentleman farmer from Normandy turned cavalry officer, 1 was one of the hundreds of Huguenots who enlisted in the expeditionary forces of William 111, 2 landing with him at Torbay in November 1688, and marching from thence on the town of Exeter. In the memoirs of his adventures which he later completed on 3 April 1693, while living in Bray Street, Dublin, Dumont recorded the surprise he felt on witnessing the worship of the Church of England for the first time when he was quartered at Exeter