Between institutionalization, repression and Refuge: French Protestantism in the 17th century (1598-1715)

New perspectives on French Protestantism in the Grand Siècle

Divisions in the Huguenot Party during Condé’s Rebellion (1615-1616)

Reformed churches and record keeping: A draft register of the consistory of Castres in the seventeenth Century

The functioning of a National Synod: Castres, 1626

Protestant Academies in France in the seventeenth century

French pastors in the seventeenth century: A process of gentrification?

“The Doctrine of Saulmur and Blois”: The radical wing of the Saumur School of Theology

Sources and methods of French Reformed theology in the seventeenth century

The “ritual” of Reformed Baptism in France, 1595–1685

Another look at Reformed preaching during the Grand Siècle: Jean La Placette, Jean-Frédéric Ostervald, and Pierre Roques

Pierre de Serval, a pastor in the “Empire of Belles Lettres”

An ecclesial ministry for women? The cultural and theological context of an epistolary exchange between Dorothy Moore and André Rivet (1643)

A pastoral crisis under the Edict of Nantes: The Discours contre les revoltez (1661)

Odi et amo. The reception of Malebranche in the French-speaking Reformed space (1680-1730), a first assessment

1668: The mirage of the Edict of Nantes in Béarn

Speaking of that of which they do not Want us to Speak: Protestant memories and the risks of confession

Bayle’s responses to the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes

Ink and blood: Dutch engravings of the torture of Huguenots during the reign of Louis XIV

The Entry of the Marquis de Nointel into Jerusalem: A rediscovered painting

The legacy of humanist civility in Johann Clauberg’s Cartesian logic

From the sea to the book: A libertine redefinition of the power of the remora

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