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T^-VEYnxT: Histoiredespasteursdu Desert. Paris, IHl"' -'vols 8vo
GuiLL. UE Felice (Prof, at Montauban. d. 1871) : Jl.slone des ,,rotes,ants de !> ranee, loulouse, 1851; with supplement by Bon.kace, 1874. English translation by Lobdell, 1851. By the sanie : Ilistoire des synodes nationaux ties e'giises reformees de France. Paris, 1804.
C. Dkion: Histoire chronolo;,i.,ne de I'eylise prolestante de France jusau'h la Beuocatum. Paris, 1855. 2 vols. 12mo.
* W. G. SOLDAN : Geschichte des Protestantismus in Frankreich bis zum Tode Karls IX. Leipzig, 1855. 2 vols. Frankreich und die Bartholomiiusnarhl, 1854. The same, translated by Charles Schmidt : La France el la St. liartheiemy. Paris, 1855. 147 pp.
L. Reybaud : iStudes sur les Reformateurs. Paris, Gtli ed.. 1850 2 vols 12mo.
E. Stahelin: Der Uebertritt Heinrick's IV. Basel, 1856.
*G. VON PoLENZ: Geschichte des framosischen Calvinismus his zur Nationalversammlung i. J. 1789, zum Theil aus handschrifd. Quellen. Gotha 1857- 1869. 5 vols. 8vo.
*EuGi:NE and Emile Haag (brothers): La France protestante. Paris. 1856 sqq. 10 vols. ; 2d ed. revised, published under the auspices of the "Socie'te de I'histoire du Protestantisme franvais," and under the direction of Henri Bordier, Paris (Sandoz et Fischbacher), 1877 sqq. Biograpliies of distinguished Huguenots in alphabetical order. Very important. So far (till 1888) 6 vols. (The sixth volume ends with dasjiarin.)
E. Castel : Les Ilui/netiots et la Constitution de I'e'glise reybrm^e de France en 1559. Paris and Geneva, 1859. 16mo.
J. M. Dargaud: La Liberie' religieuse en Fiance. Paris, 1859. 4 vols. 8vo.
H. de Triqueti : Les premiers jours du Protestantisme en France depuis son origine jusqu'au premier sijnode national de 1559. Paris, 1859. 16mo (302 pp.). Popular.
Henri Lutteroth : La Reformation en France pendant sa premiere periode. Paris, 1859. 8vo (233 pp.).
*Mkrle d'Aubigne : Ilistoire de la Reformation en Europe au temps de Calvin. Paris, 1862-1878. English translation by William L. H. Cates. London (Longmans, Green, & Co.), 1863-1878. 8 vols. (Kepublished by the Carters in New York.) This great work comes down to 1542, and embraces the Keformation in French Switzerland, France, England, Scotland, and Spain. Tlie author intended to carry it down to the death of Calvin, 1564, but died (1872) before he completed it.
H.White: Massacre of St. Bartholomew. London, 1868. 8vo. New York, 1868.
F. Poaux: Ilistoire de la Reformation frangaise. Paris, 1868. 7 vols. 12mo. W. M. Blackburn: Admiral Coligny and the Rise of the Huguenots. Philadelphia, 1869. 2 vols. 8vo.
Adolphe Schaeffer : Les Huguenots du seizieme siecle. Paris, 1870. (331 pp.).
* W. Henley Jervis: A History of the Church of France, from the Concordat of Bologna, A.D. 1516, to the Revolution. London, 1872. 2 vols. 8vo. pp. xxiv, 476, xi, 452.
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Felix Bovet : Histoire du psauti'er des €glises reform€es. Neuchatel, 1872.
* O. DouEN : Clement-Marot et le Psautier Huguenot. Paris, 1878 sq. 2 vols, (k Fimprimerie nationale). Very important for the history of worship in the French Keformed Church, with a history of Marot and his relation to Calvin. The second volume contains les harmonistes du Psautier, a discussion of the influence of the Reformation on music, the Psalms of Goudimel, and the French bibliography on the Psalter.
0. DouEN : Les premiers pasteurs du Desert (1685-1700) d'apres des documents pour la plupart ine'dits. Paris (Grassart), 1879. 2 vols. 8vo.
* Henri Bordier : La Sainte-Barthe'lemy et la critique moderne. Geneve and Paris, 1879 (110 pp., with illustrations).
Jules Delaborde : Gaspar de Coligny, Admiral de France. Paris (Fischbacher), 1879. 3 vols.
* Henry M. Baird (Professor in the University of the City of New York) : History of the Rise of the Huguenots of France (1515-1574). New York, 1879. 2 vols. Svo. The Huguenots and Henry of Navarre (1574-1610), New York, 1886. 2 vols. Svo. The Edict of Nantes and its Becall. In the " Commemoration of the Bi-centenary of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes" (Oct. 22, 1885), by the Huguenot Society of America. New York, 1886.
E. Muhlenbeck: Claude Rouget. line e'glise Calviniste au XVI™^" siecle (1551-1581). Histoire de la communaute reformee de Ste-Marie-aux-Mines (Alsace). Paris and Strasbourg, 1881 (515 pp.). 8vo.
H. Baumgarten: Vor der Bartholomdusnacht. Strassburg, 1882 (263 pp.).
* Baron Keuvyn de Lettenhove : Les Huguenots et les Gueux (1560- 1585). Bruges, 1883-1885. 6 vols. Includes the contemporary history of the Netherlands.
EaGENE Bersier (Reformed pastor in Paris, d. 1889) : Coligny avant les guerres de religion. Paris, 1884. English translation, London, 1884.
Ernest Gaullieur (archiviste de la ville de Bordeaux) : Histoire de la reformation a Bordeaux et dans le ressort du parleinent du Guyenne. Bordeaux and Paris, 1884 sqq. The first vol. extends from 1523-1563.
Theo. Schott: Die Aufhebung des Ediktes von Nantes im Oktoher, 16S5. Halle, 1885. Svo.
[Leon Pilatte] : Edits, De'clarations et Arrests concernant la religion pretendue re'forme'e, 1662-1751, pre'ce'des de I'Edit de Nantes. Paris, 1885.
* L. Aguesse (d. 1862) : Histoire de I'etahlissement du Protestantisme en France contenant I'histoire politique et religieuse de la nation depuis Francois P^ jusqu'a. r^dit de Nantes. Paris, 1886. 4 vols. A posthumous work of twenty years' labor, published by Charles Menetrier and Mme. Menetrier, ne'e Aguesse.
* Edmond Hugues : Les Synods du Desert. Actes et re'glements des synods nationaux et provinciaux tenus au desert de France de Van 1715 a I'an 1793. Paris (Fischbacher), 1885-1886. 3 large vols, with illustrations and facsimiles. Supplement au tome premier, 1887.
N. Weiss (librarian and ed. of the Bulletin of the Soc. of the Hist, of French Prot.) : La chamhre ardente, e'tude sur la liberie de conscience en France sous Francois P'^ et Henri II (1540-1550) suivie d'environ 500 arrets ine'dits,