Strategic Convergence of "politiques" and Huguenots in the Gallic Refusal of the Council of Trent (1560-1600). Some Keys for the Understanding of the Thirty Years’ War
Keywords:
gallican liberties, ecclesiastical charges, reason of state, monarchomacs, Concile.
Abstract
In the second half of the XVI century, Huguenots jurists make an important effort to consolidate the traditional gallican liberties, threatened by the Council of Trent. They incorporate this concept to a wide antipapal strategy in Europe. Although the progressive decline of the French reformed community in the XVII century, Huguenots jurists contributions to gallican ideas, shared and assimilated by the politiques will not be forgotten. On the contrary, they are essential to understand the foreign action of the Crown of France until the Peace of Westphalia.Downloads
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2015-01-22
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Egío J. L. (2015). Strategic Convergence of "politiques" and Huguenots in the Gallic Refusal of the Council of Trent (1560-1600). Some Keys for the Understanding of the Thirty Years’ War. Res Publica. Revista de Historia de las Ideas Políticas, 24, 39-61. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RPUB/article/view/47782
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