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This work traces the persecution and endurance of French Protestants after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, describing suppression of worship, legal prosecutions, forced conversions, and exile. It follows clandestine ministry and armed resistance in the Cévennes, profiles leaders such as Claude Brousson, Antoine Court, and Paul Rabaut, and recounts the Camisard uprising, galley servitude, and the desert church's reorganization. The book also offers memoirs of prominent refugees and a travel-like account of the Vaudois valleys and pastoral efforts that culminate in relief coinciding with the Revolution.
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