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History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, Volume 3

Note 786 — Chapter VI

H. White translation

About this time (1579) a popular society, more violent in its principles, was formed among the Leaguers, and which was called the Sixteen (Seize), from the number of its directing committee, each of whom became a religious agitator in as many quarters of Paris. White's Universal History, p. 459.

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