The Evolution of Man and SocietySimon and Schuster, 1971 - 753 من الصفحات |
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... Huguenots The most dangerous of all divisions in society was that arising from the growth of the Calvinist sect in France . The strength of the Huguenots came from three genetically distinct quarters . First , there were the peasants of ...
... Huguenots The most dangerous of all divisions in society was that arising from the growth of the Calvinist sect in France . The strength of the Huguenots came from three genetically distinct quarters . First , there were the peasants of ...
الصفحة 498
... Huguenots . By 1677 the early fury of Protestant enthusiasm had waned in France as elsewhere . It had waned so far that Louis supposed he might reduce the Protestants to obedience and conformity by bribes and threats . For eight years ...
... Huguenots . By 1677 the early fury of Protestant enthusiasm had waned in France as elsewhere . It had waned so far that Louis supposed he might reduce the Protestants to obedience and conformity by bribes and threats . For eight years ...
الصفحة 499
... Huguenots in Switzerland , so now in Prussia , Holland and England new industries were founded and old ones were revived . By 1830 it was said that a third of the population of Berlin was of Huguenot descent . By today this must be true ...
... Huguenots in Switzerland , so now in Prussia , Holland and England new industries were founded and old ones were revived . By 1830 it was said that a third of the population of Berlin was of Huguenot descent . By today this must be true ...
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