Martin I. Klauber

French Protestantism’s Struggle for Survival and Legitimacy (1517–1905)

History & Biography

“Written from a Protestant perspective, Stephen Davis brilliantly chronicles the centuries-long Huguenot fight for survival and legal recognition in France from the earliest days of the Reformation to the 1905 Law of Separation of Church and State. The book colorfully describes religious persecution, wars, massacres, revolutions, and how the Protestants survived against long odds.”

The Genevan Réveil in International Perspective

History & Biography

“An important work by an impressive team of international scholars analyzing the broad reach of the Réveil in Switzerland and among the Reformed churches in southwestern France. The contributors show the wide reach of the movement beyond French-speaking territories and its implications for churches, missions, and agencies such as the Red Cross.”

The War of the Camisards (1702–1704)

History & Biography

“Stephen Davis has crafted an impressive and moving account of the tragic War of the Camisards. The author narrates the rise of the controversial development of prophetism and the ravages of the religious conflict that led to slaughter on both the Protestant and Roman Catholic sides in the south of France during the era following the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes.”