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Common terms and phrasesAnduze apocalyptic assemblies authorities bodily agitations Bodleian Library broadside Brousson Cabanel Camisard inspires Catholic Cavalier of Sauve Cavalier's Chaila Charles Portales circulated claimed clandestine Claris Claude Arnassan congregation consistory Dauphine David Flotard declared Deposition Durand Fage Deposition Jacques Deposition Jean Cavalier Desart described discourses divine Duillier Edict of Nantes Elie Marion Enthusiastik Imposters Examen du Theatre exhortations Facio de Duillier France French Churches French Prophets French refugee Halmede Huguenot Ibid inspired children inspired persons Jacques Du Bois Jacques Mazel Jean Cabanel Jean Cavalier Jean Vernet Kingston Languedoc letter London Londres Memoires inedits ministers miracle Misson Montpellier Nicolas Facio Nimes patois persecution Pierre Pierre Jurieu Pont-de-Montvert preaching pronounced prophesying protestante Protestants recalled recounted Reformed communities refugee churches refugee community religion religious repentance Revocation sacre des Cevennes Saint-Jean-du-Gard Sarra Dalgone Savoy Schwartz sermons stories testimony texts Theatre sacre Threadneedle Street trial by fire troop Vivarais whilst witnesses worship Popular passagesPage 207 - SMILES' (SAMUEL) The Huguenots in France, after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, with a Visit to the Country of the Vaudois. Crown 8vo, 6s. References from web pagesHuguenot prophecy and clandestine worship in the eighteenth ... Huguenot Prophecy and Clandestine Worship in the Eighteenth ... Bibliographic information |