Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Cardinal Mazarin” in entry huguenots of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
... of France, issued an edict at Nantes (see Edict of Nantes) that secured full toleration, civil and religious, for the Huguenots, and there was comparative rest for the Protestants until the death of Cardinal Mazarin , in 1661.
Then the Huguenots began to be perse-
cuted, and in 1685 Louis XIV.
revoked the Edict.
The fires of intolerance were kindled, and burned so furiously that at least 500,000 Protes...
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