... it should cause similar problems for governments, especially those seeking religious uniformity. France in the late sixteenth century was a Roman Catholic country under Henri IV. The Huguenots, however, were a large group of Protestants who did not conform to the religious faith or ideals the monarchy hoped all it ... the established Church and the time of the reign of James I. The country had previously been Roman Catholic until changed during the reign of Henry VIII. Although the Catholic population were not inclined to attempt to overthrow the new national religion, the Protestant majo...

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