The Paradise of Martyrs: a Faith Rhyme
The Paradise of Martyrs: a Faith Rhyme
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The three brothers, Du Plans : co-workers also with Claude Brousson.
* Stanza 65. David Quet. Broken on the wheel at Montpellier. — For a record of his martyrdom see also the ** Life of Claude Brousson." 5 and * Stanza 65. Pierre de Bruis and Henri, " the False Hermit.'' — See some account of their labours and martyrdom in a trans- lation of Antoine Monastier's '* History of the Vaudois Church, *' published by the Religious Tract Society.
f Stanza 68. Simon dk Montfort. — One hundred thousand c...rusa- ders (and some say more) in 1209, ravaged Languedoc, and slaughtered countless ''heretics," under the leadership of Simon de Montfort, and Amalric, the Abbot of Citeaux, and legate of Pope Innocent III.
8 Stanza 69. The Baron Oppede. The merciless butcheries, devastations, and nameless horrors executed upon the poor Vaudois of Provence, under the fierce leadership of this man, are vigorously related in a crowded volume entitled ** History of the Protestants of France, ** etc. , by G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three brothers, Du Plans : co-workers also with Claude Brousson.
* Stanza 65. David Quet. Broken on the wheel at Montpellier. — For a record of his martyrdom see also the ** Life of Claude Brousson." 5 and * Stanza 65. Pierre de Bruis and Henri, " the False Hermit.'' — See some account of their labours and martyrdom in a trans- lation of Antoine Monastier's '* History of the Vaudois Church, *' published by the Religious Tract Society.
f Stanza 68. Simon dk Montfort. — One hundred thousand c...rusa- ders (and some say more) in 1209, ravaged Languedoc, and slaughtered countless ''heretics," under the leadership of Simon de Montfort, and Amalric, the Abbot of Citeaux, and legate of Pope Innocent III.
8 Stanza 69. The Baron Oppede. The merciless butcheries, devastations, and nameless horrors executed upon the poor Vaudois of Provence, under the fierce leadership of this man, are vigorously related in a crowded volume entitled ** History of the Protestants of France, ** etc. , by G.
What to read after The Paradise of Martyrs: a Faith Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooper Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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