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Essay heading: Protestants in France
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A compromise failed to be reached, Edict of January issued promoting toleration in 1562.
The First War 1562-1563 ? Massacre at Vassy -- started the first in a series of wars leading to the death of thousands of innocent people. It was supposedly started by Duc de Guise's servants getting in a fight with some Protestants attending service in a near by building...
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This scuffle escalated into the slaughter of at least 30 (other sources 1000 or 1200) men, women, and children.
The St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre 1572 ? In order to bring peace to France, Catherine arranges the marriage between her daughter Margaret and Henry de Navarre, the ranking Protestant blood prince...
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