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Contents vii ix Preface Abbreviations I. INTRODUCTION 3 1. What This Study Argues 2. Review of Scholarship 19 3. Lies, Self-Presentation, and Early Modern Culture 50 II. DEVISING AND IMPLEMENTING CALVIN’S PLANS, 1536-1563 4. Why Did Calvin Write His Prefatory Letter to King Francis I ? 95 5. Deception and Clandestine Ministry 122 III. NEGOTIATING THREE CHALLENGES, 1559-1563 6. King Francis ITs Reign (and Youth) : Political Plotting up through 1560 169 7. Catherine’s Policy of Toleration: Growing the Church and Fighting the Devil 198 8. The Advent of War: Establishing Christ’s Kingdom in France in Wartime Conclusion Bibliography Index 237 282 297 317 |
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