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Chapter IV. Protestants as Revolutionaries: “Conspirators” or “Patriots”? 1791–1795
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Preface vii
- Contents ix
- Chapter I. Protestantism in France: The Catastrophe of 1685 1
- Chapter II. The Eighteenth Century: Persecution and Revival 27
- Chapter III. Emancipation and Conflict: 1787–1791 83
- Chapter IV. Protestants as Revolutionaries: “Conspirators” or “Patriots”? 1791–1795 141
- Chapter V. The Crisis of Dechristianization: 1793–1794 193
- Chapter VI. Exhaustion—and Recognition: 1795–1815 253
- Appendixes: Appendix I. The Protestant Population of France in the Eighteenth Century 281
- Bibliography 299
- Index 311
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Preface vii
- Contents ix
- Chapter I. Protestantism in France: The Catastrophe of 1685 1
- Chapter II. The Eighteenth Century: Persecution and Revival 27
- Chapter III. Emancipation and Conflict: 1787–1791 83
- Chapter IV. Protestants as Revolutionaries: “Conspirators” or “Patriots”? 1791–1795 141
- Chapter V. The Crisis of Dechristianization: 1793–1794 193
- Chapter VI. Exhaustion—and Recognition: 1795–1815 253
- Appendixes: Appendix I. The Protestant Population of France in the Eighteenth Century 281
- Bibliography 299
- Index 311
