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The Exiles of Lucerna
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The Exiles of Lucerna
Excerpt from The Exiles of Lucerna: Or the Sufferings of the Waldenses During the Persecution of 1686 It is remarkable, that previous to the researches of Faber, Gilly, Jones, Acland, and others, the Protestants of the Alps of Dauphiny and Piedmont - those interesting links which connect the primitive with the reformed church, were known among us little more than by name. The object of the following narrative will be sufficiently attained, if it contribute, in any degree, to awaken an additional interest in behalf of that extraordinary race - whose descendants continue at this day, living witnesses for the truth in the midst of papal darkness - "beloved," not less for their own, than for the...
