L'Histoire Des VaudoisABRIDGED TRANSLATION OF THE HISTORY OF THE VAUDOISReading editionChapter navigation35 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…AUTHENTIC DETAILS OF THE VALDENSESWITH ABRIDGED TRANSLATIONS OF "L'HISTOIRE DES VAUDOIS"HISTORICAL DETAILS OF THE PAST SUFFERINGS OF THE VALDENSES, AND OF THE STATE OF THESE PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANS IN PIEDMONT AND OTHER COUNTRIESABRIDGED TRANSLATION OF THE HISTORY OF THE VAUDOISPREFACE.NOTES TO PREFACE.Chapter I · DESCRIPTION OF THE VAUDOIS VALLEYSChapter II · NAME OF THE VAUDOISChapter III · ANTIQUITY OF THE VAUDOIS FAITHChapter IV · ANTIQUITY AND PURITY OF THE VAUDOIS DOCTRINE, PROVED BYSection II. Evidence of Protestant WritersSection III. Testimony of Roman Catholic Authors.Chapter V · MANNERS OF THE VAUDOISChapter VI · ON THE DISCIPLINE OF THE VAUDOIS CHURCH.Chapter VII · OF THE BARBES OR PASTORSINTRODUCTION.Chapter I · THE VAUDOIS QUIT THE VALLEYS IN THE FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTHChapter II · THE REFORMATION.Chapter IIIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XChapter XIChapter XIIChapter XIIIChapter XVChapter XVIChapter XVIIChapter XVIIIChapter XIXETCHINGSPrevious chapter ←HISTORICAL DETAILS OF THE PAST SUFFERINGS OF THE VALDENSES, AND OF THE STATE OF THESE PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANS IN PIEDMONT AND OTHER COUNTRIESNext chapter →PREFACE.All chapters and sections (35)Other sectionsAUTHENTIC DETAILS OF THE VALDENSESWITH ABRIDGED TRANSLATIONS OF "L'HISTOIRE DES VAUDOIS"HISTORICAL DETAILS OF THE PAST SUFFERINGS OF THE VALDENSES, AND OF THE STATE OF THESE PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANS IN PIEDMONT AND OTHER COUNTRIESABRIDGED TRANSLATION OF THE HISTORY OF THE VAUDOISPREFACE.NOTES TO PREFACE.Chapters1234Other sectionsSection II. Evidence of Protestant WritersSection III. Testimony of Roman Catholic Authors.Chapters567Other sectionsINTRODUCTION.Chapters123456789101112131516171819Other sectionsETCHINGSBy J. BresseMinister of the Walloon Church◇← HISTORICAL DETAILS OF THE PAST SUFFERINGS OF THE VALDENSES, AND OF THE STATE OF THESE PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANS IN PIEDMONT AND OTHER COUNTRIESPREFACE. →