History of the Christian Church
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But it was a matter of supreme importance that Louis XIH. , on the declaration of his majority, restored the mass by force of arms (1620) in the district of Beam, the mother-country of French Protestantism, and effected a regular counter- Reformation. The flames of religious and civil war broke out afresh. After the Huguenots found that the conditions of the Peace of Montpellier (1622) were not kept, they sought the support of England ; on the other hand, the development of the French State pro...ceeded under Richelieu's guidance to the bringing about of a monarchy in opposition to the aristocracy generally and the Huguenot league in particular, the political existence of which it was decided must be annihilated. The fall of La Rochelle (1628), which heroically defended itself after being abandoned by the English, and the final subjection of the last Huguenot leader, the Due de Rohan, was followed by the Edict of Grace of Nimes (1629), which brought about the decisive change that, while the ecclesiastical and civil rights granted by the Edict of Nantes were confirmed, political independence was lost, and thus the political corporation of the Huguenots ceased to exist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was a matter of supreme importance that Louis XIH. , on the declaration of his majority, restored the mass by force of arms (1620) in the district of Beam, the mother-country of French Protestantism, and effected a regular counter- Reformation. The flames of religious and civil war broke out afresh. After the Huguenots found that the conditions of the Peace of Montpellier (1622) were not kept, they sought the support of England ; on the other hand, the development of the French State pro...ceeded under Richelieu's guidance to the bringing about of a monarchy in opposition to the aristocracy generally and the Huguenot league in particular, the political existence of which it was decided must be annihilated. The fall of La Rochelle (1628), which heroically defended itself after being abandoned by the English, and the final subjection of the last Huguenot leader, the Due de Rohan, was followed by the Edict of Grace of Nimes (1629), which brought about the decisive change that, while the ecclesiastical and civil rights granted by the Edict of Nantes were confirmed, political independence was lost, and thus the political corporation of the Huguenots ceased to exist.
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