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Foreword
Preface
A Note about the Texts and Translations
List of Illustrations
List of Major Figures
PART ONE
Introduction: Saint Bartholomew’s Day and the Problem of Religious Violence
Religious Faith in an Insecure World
The Origins and Spread of the Protestant Reformation
Religious War and the Intensification of Religious Hatreds
The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre in Paris and the Provinces
Repercussions of the Massacre in France and Abroad
Memories of the Massacre
PART TWO
The Documents
1. Religious Divisions in Sixteenth-Century France
Opposing Views of the True Faith
1. Simon du Rosier, Antithesis of Jesus Christ and the Pope, 1561
2. Artus Desiré, Description of the City of God Besieged by the Wretched Heretics, 1550
The Affair of the Rue Saint Jacques
3. Claude Haton, A Catholic View of Clandestine Protestant Services
4. The Reformed Church of Paris, Report to the Swiss Delegation Concerning the Affair of the Rue Saint Jacques, 1557
Persecution and Conversion
5. The Parlement of Paris, Conviction of Marguerite Le Riche for Heresy, August 19, 1559
6. Jean Perrissin and Jacques Tortorel, Anne du Bourg, Counselor in the Parlement of Paris, Burned on the Place de Grève, December 21, 1559
7. Charlotte d’Arbaleste, The Conversion of Jean de Pas, Lord of Feuquères
Growing Religious Tensions
8. Jean Perrissin and Jacques Tortorel, The Massacre at Cahors in Quercy, November 19, 1561
9. Claude de Sainctes, Discourse on the Sacking of Catholic Churches by the Heretics, 1562
10. Anonymous, The True Story of the Insurrection, Uprising, and Sedition Directed by the Priests of Saint Médard Against the Faithful, 1562
2. Religious War and the Intensification of Religious Hatreds (1562-1570)
11. Song on the Massacre of Vassy, 1562
12. François Grin, A Catholic View of the Surprise of Meaux, 1567
13. Claude Haton, The Execution in Effigy of Gaspard de Coligny, 1569
14. Jean de la Fosse, Reactions in Paris to the Peace of Saint Germain, 1570-1571
3. The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre in Paris and the Provinces
The Attempt to Kill Admiral Coligny
15. François Hotman, A True and Plain Report of the Furious Outrages of France, 1573
16. Giovanni Michiel, Report to the Venetian Senate on the Wounding of the Admiral, 1572
The Killing Widens
17. Claude Haton, The Catholic Response to a Huguenot Plot, 1572
18. Report by the Merchants’ Provost on the 23 August 1572
19. François Dubois, Painting of the Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre in Paris
Victims and Survivors
20. Simon Goulart, Memoirs of the State of France under Charles IX, 1578
21. Charlotte d’Arbaleste, Escape from the Massacre. 1572
The Role of the King
22. The Wake-Up Call for the French and their Neighbors, 1574
23. Charles IX, King of France, Declaration on the Reasons for the Admiral’s Death, August 28, 1572
The Killing Spreads to the Provinces
24. Johann-Wilhelm von Botzheim, The Massacre in Orléans, 1573
25. Anonymous, The Massacre at Troyes, 1572
26. The Consuls of Limoges, Extract from City Registers, 1572
4. Repercussions of the Massacre in France and Abroad
Reactions
27. Nicolas Pithou, Huguenot Conversions in the Wake of the Massacre
28. Hugues Sureau du Rosier, Confession of his Descent into Popery, 1574
29. Joachim Opser, Letter to the Abbot of Saint Gall on Events in Paris, 1572
30. The Venetian Senate, Letter to the Venetian Ambassadors in France, 1572
31. Anonymous, A German Print of the Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
Political Responses
32. Protestant Resistance Theory: The Wake-Up Call for the French and their Neighbors, 1574
33. Richard Verstegan, Horrible Cruelties of the Huguenots in France, 1587
34. Henry IV, King of France and Navarre, The Edict of Nantes, 1598
35. Henry IV, King of France and Navarre, Speech to the Magistrates of Parlement, 1599
5. Memories of the Massacre
36. Michel de Montaigne, Apology for Raymond Sebond, 1588
37. Voltaire, The Philosophical Dictionary on "Fanaticism," 1764
38. Coordinating Committee for the Charter for Living Together, Message to His Holiness Pope John Paul II, 1997
39. Pope John Paul II, Address to World Youth Day Celebrants, 1997
APPENDIXES
Chronology of Major Events
Questions for Consideration
Selected Bibliography
Index
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