• Huguenots - Wikipedia

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    16th-century religious geopolitics on a map of modern France. Controlled by Huguenot nobility. Contested between Huguenots and Catholics.

  • Huguenotlar - Vikipedi

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    Etimoloji[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]. Hugenot sözcüğünün etimolojik kökeni tam olarak belli olmamakla birlikte, Eidgenosse'den[2] (Almanca: yoldaş, anddaş)...

  • Where Did the Huguenots Go? (7 Regions They Settled)

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    King Louis XIV, in particular, sought to restore Catholic hegemony in France. The Huguenots were an obstacle to his quest for greater power.

  • Huguenot - Ekşi Sözlük

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    25.11.2004 17:51 ~ 26.11.2004 12:00. calendil. (bkz: les huguenots ). ... katoliklerle, bu huguenots denilen protestan topluluğun kaynaşması içindir. yersek tabi...

  • The Social and Economic Significance of the Huguenot Exodus

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    In particular, the case of the Huguenots is highly telling of how variable starting points can be. When around 150,000–200,000 Huguenots (1% of the French...

  • Quora | What Became of the Huguenots

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  • Huguenots | Encyclopedia.com

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    HUGUENOTS. "Huguenot" was the pejorative name given to Calvinist French Protestants by their Catholic opponents in the sixteenth century.

  • Huguenots | NCpedia

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    Huguenots, persecuted French Protestants, first came to North Carolina around 1690, when a small group from Virginia settled on the Pamlico River.

  • The Huguenot Museum — Discover Your Story

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    This magnificent dolls house is an 18th century ‘Baby House’, given to Sarah Lethieullier (1722-1788), the ten year old daughter of a Huguenot merchant.

  • Who Were the Huguenots? What Is Their History?

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    The killing spread through Paris and from there to other cities and the country. From 10,000 to 70,000 Huguenots were slaughtered (estimates vary widely).