- 1% of the po****tion. The
Huguenots were
concentrated in the
southern and
western parts of the
Kingdom of France. As
Huguenots gained influence and more...
- Some
notable French Huguenots or
people with
French Huguenot ancestry include:
Salomon de
Brosse (1571–1626),
French architect.
Isaac de Caus (1590–1648)...
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protections to the
Huguenots. This
edict was
revoked by
Louis XIV in 1685,
prompting an
exodus of
Huguenots from France. A
group of 45
Huguenots arrived in Charleston...
-
Feeling their survival was at stake, the
Huguenots gathered in La Roc****e on 25 December. At this
Huguenot General ****embly in La Roc****e the decision...
- The
Huguenot Monument in Franschhoek,
Western Cape,
South Africa, is
dedicated to the
cultural influences that
Huguenots have
brought to the Cape Colony...
- Look up
Huguenot in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Huguenots was a name
given to
French Calvinists from the 16th to the 18th century.
Huguenot may also...
- new
productions of Les
Huguenots at
major opera houses in France, Belgium,
Germany and Switzerland.
Performances of Les
Huguenots are no
longer rare in...
- large-scale
arrival of the
Huguenots at the Cape of Good Hope in the 17th century, a
small number of
individual Huguenot refugees settled there. They...
- blow to the
Huguenot movement, and
religious civil warfare soon
began anew.
Charles sought to take
advantage of the
disarray of the
Huguenots by ordering...
- the
military and
political leader of the
Huguenots. King
Charles IX
ordered the
killing of a
group of
Huguenot leaders,
including Coligny, and the slaughter...
