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This is a renewal of earlier legislation regarding the Huguenots: they are forbidden to carry arms or raise levies. This further declaration was given on the heels of a declaration pronounced earlier in the year 1615, i.e. that the Articles of Pacification were renewed and still in force. ""Donné à Bourdeaux le dixiesme iour de Nouembre, l'an grace mil six cens quinze ."" ; Electronic reproduction ; 16 p. ; 16 cm.

As the Peace of Loudun was concluded between the Prince de Condé and the Crown, the Huguenots, who had not really allied themselves totally with Condé, were nevertheless anxious to let the King know of their fidelity. They took this opportunity to also publish their demands of the government. ; Electronic reproduction ; 8 p. ; 17 cm.

This is an important tract criticizing nationalism in government. The anonymous author condemns Gillot's Le Caton Francois. Gillot, 1550-1619m defended the monarchy all of his life and therefore drew many enemies toward himself. This author upholds Papal sovereignty over that of the monarch. ; Electronic reproduction ; 136 p. ; 16 cm.

The Bishop of Montpelier, Dinet, protests to the King of the Huguenot influence in France. He wishes that the Catholic Church would be established as the official and only Church in Bearn with the restitution of all properties and offices to the Catholic ecclestiatics in that area of France. ; Electronic reproduction ; 13 p. ; 16 cm.

Advice and petition of "six Paysans" addressed to the Estates General. The petitions consist of 56 articles which cover religion, taxation, system of justice, the French system of government, the army, Jews, foreign policy, esp. with Italy and Spain, duelling, finances, nobility, Jesuits, etc. Number 56 is quite telling, i.e. that no edict be given which cannot be enforced. "L'obseruation des Edicts ne dure pas trois iours ." ; Electronic reproduction ; 30 p. ; 16 cm (4to)

Advice and petition of "six Paysans" addressed to the Estates General. The petitions consist of 56 articles which cover religion, taxation, system of justice, the French system of government, the army, Jews, foreign policy, esp. with Italy and Spain, duelling, finances, nobility, Jesuits, etc. Number 56 is quite telling, i.e. that no edict be given which cannot be enforced. "L'obseruation des Edicts ne dure pas trois iours ." ; Electronic reproduction ; 62, [2] p. ; 17 cm (4to)

Marie de Medicis informs the Marechal Lesdiguieres, 1543-1626, in this pamphlet that Condé and the Princes have deserted the Court. She cannot understand their behavior, and justifies the government's actions since 1610. She asks Lesdiguieres to prevent the revolt from spreading. Lesdiguieres, a leader of the Huguenots, thus told his followers that the revolt was not religiously oriented and that it was not a matter which affected the Protestants. Nevertheless Condé succeeded in persuading some Protestants (Rohan) in joining his cause. Lesdiguieres was born in Dauphiné, a province where the Huguenots were firmly established, was brought up as a Protestant and played a leading role in the Wars of Religion. ; Electronic reproduction ; 8 p. ; 16 cm.

Extremely rare report of the murder of the Augustinian Brother Bernardin Deguisiany by the Turks in Barbary following his conversion of two thousand Turks, who, because they were then deemed to be heretics, were all martyrized with Deguisiany. Of extreme interest for the Moroccan background: the palaces, forts, small towns, customs, etc. ; Electronic reproduction ; 16 p. ; 16 cm.

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