Toleration and Religious Identity The Edict of Nantes and its Implications in France, Britain and Ireland

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ISBN: 9781851824816 | 1851824812
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Copyright: 3/1/2003

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The Edict of Nantes, passed in 1598, established an uneasy truce between the Protestants and Roman Catholics in France. This volume traces the evolution of French Protestantism from sectarianism in the 16th century, to social conformity and ambivalence in the 17th and, in the 18th, to an increasing openness to other traditions.

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List of Abbreviations

(1)

Acknowledgements

(1)

Editors' Note

(1)

List of Contributors

(3)

Chronology

(5)

Introduction

The other '98

(20)

Ruth Whelan

I: COMMEMORATION AND IDENTITY

From the Edict of Nantes to ecumenism

(13)

Jean Delumeau

Ruth Whelan

Carol Baxter

Identity and commemoration: French Protestants and the quartercentenary of Edict of Nantes

(19)

Yves Bizeul

Ruth Whelan

Carol Baxter

II: WAR AND PEACE

Identity and violence: French Protestants and the early Wars of Religion

(19)

Denis Crouzet

Ruth Whelan

Carol Baxter

`Peace must come from us': friendship pacts between the confessions during the Wars of Religion

(15)

Olivier Christin

Ruth Whelan

Carol Baxter

III: EDICTS OF PACIFICATION

Religious or secular? The Edict of Nantes, reformation and state formation in late sixteenth-century France

107

(21)

Bernard Cottret

An Edict and its antecedents: the pacification of Nantes and political culture in later sixteenth-century France

128

(21)

Mark Greengrass

IV: AN INTOLERANT TOLERATION

Intolerance, friendship and urbanity: Balzac and his Huguenot correspondents

149

(17)

Olivier Millet

Ruth Whelan

Carol Baxter

Pluralism, persecution and toleration in France and Britain in the seventeenth century

166

(13)

John Miller

Repressive toleration: the Huguenots in early eighteenth-century Dublin

179

(20)

Ruth Whelan

V: TOLERATION

The Enlightenment and toleration

199

(11)

Alan Kors

Toleration in later eighteenth-century Ireland: Voltaire and the Dublin and Hibernian magazines, 1762--84

210

(23)

Graham Gargett

VI: Toleration and Reconciliation

Conviction and toleration: a theological and ethical appraisal

233

(16)

Alain Blancy

Towards a culture of tolerance

249

(13)

Alan D. Falconer

Moving beyond sectarianism: religion, conflict, and reconciliation in contemporary Northern Ireland

262

(15)

Cecelia Clegg

Joseph Liechty

Glossary

277

(3)

Bibliography

280

(17)

Index

297

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Toleration and Religious Identity The Edict of Nantes and its Implications in France, Britain and Ireland

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