Exiled for the Faith: A Tale of the Huguenot Persecution
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A young Scottish gentleman leaves his decayed estate to seek fortune in France, where his sympathy for Protestant reform reaches into the court and into the circle of Admiral Coligny. He must balance outspoken convictions with prudence as relatives and patrons warn him of danger; he receives aid, takes naval service, and sets out from port amid growing hostility. The narrative follows his travels, alliances, and the experiences of believers who face legal and social pressure, tracing the personal costs, moral choices, and enforced departures that accompany religious conflict in a divided society.
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