One King, One Faith
  FOREWORD
  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

  INTRODUCTION

 collapse sectionPART 1  THE MAIN STREAM PARLEMENTAIRE MENTALITÉ
 collapse section1  The Mainstream Parlementaires  Who They Were and How They Got There
 •The Historical Takeoff
 •Spokesmen of the Mainstream
 •Provenance, Avenues of Access, and Career Variations
 •Nobility, Property, and Family: the Parlementaire Dynasties
 collapse section2  Constitutionalism  A Nexus of Political-Historical and Professional Values
 •Law, Crown, and Parlement
 •A Corporatist Society
 •The Parlementaire View of Parlement
 •The Liberties of the Gallican Church
 •"Juridical Nationalism"
 •A Conservative Mind-Set
 collapse section3  Cultural Values
 •Education of Parlementaires
 •Parlementaire Learning: Libraries
 •Parlementaire Scholarship
 •Intellectual Interests of Parlementaires
 collapse section4  Social and Personal Values
 •Social Structure, Class, Ethics
 •Crime and Punishment
 •Life-Style
 •Image

 collapse sectionPART 2  RELIGION IN THE PARLEMENTAIRE MENTALITÉ
 collapse section5  Setting the Problem:  Religious Values
 •The Parlementaire Religious Tradition
 •Challenges to the Tradition
 •Parlementaire Response to the Challenges
 •The Concordat of Bologna
 •Successive Pressure Points and Generations
 collapse section6  Challenge and Response of the Early Generation  Mid-1520s to Mid-1530s
 •Early Manifestations of Unorthodoxy
 •The Confrontation with Louise De Savoie, 1525-1526
 •Heresy as Clear and Present Danger
 •Decompression, 1535-1539
 collapse section7  The Engine of Repression  The Transitional Generation, 1540-1551
 •Collaboration of Crown and Parlement in Religious Policy During the 1540s
 •Climax of the Collaborative Policy, 1548-1550
 •The Chambre Ardente
 •Reaction to the Chambre Ardente, 1549-1554
 •Decompression
 collapse section8  The Road to Civil War (1):  1555-1561
 •Divisions in the Crisis Generation
 •The Moderates at Bay, 1555-1559
 •The Offensive of the Ultras, Spring 1559-December 1560
 •Religious Opinion in the Crisis Generation
 collapse section9  The Road to Civil War (2):  1561-1562
 •The Failure of Toleration
 •The Decisive Struggle
 collapse section10  The Crisis Generation in Civil War, 1562-1582.
 •The First Civil War and the Pacification of Amboise, 1562-1563
 •The Fragmentation of the Court, 1563
 •Decompression and Reconciliation, 1563-1566
 •Parlement, the Edicts of Toleration, and the Massacre, 1568-1580

 collapse sectionPART 3  THE PARLEMENT AND THE LEAGUE, 1585-1594
 collapse section11  The Buildup, 1585 to May 1588
 •Origins of the Movement
 •La Fronde De La Justice
 •Counter-Reformation Offensive and Gallican Response
 •Exaltation of Guises: Denigration of King
 collapse section12  The Rebellion against the Crown in the Reign of Henri III, May 1588 to August 1, 1589
 •The Fruits of Victory
 •Valois Revenge
 •Royalist Counteroffensive
 collapse section13  Terrorism and Reaction, August 1589 to December 1591; 1592
 •L'affaire Brisson
 •The Parlement Versus the Papacy
 •The Tide Turns, 1592
 collapse section14  The Resurrection of the Parlement, 1593-1594
 •Parlement and the Estates of the League, January-August 1593
 •The Collapse of the League as Parlement Strikes Back, Fall 1593 to March 1594

 collapse sectionEPILOGUE  PLUS ÇA CHANGE . . . , 1594-1605

 collapse sectionHYPOTHESES AND CONCLUSIONS
 •The Range of Parlementaire Religious Options

  APPENDIX  PIERRE DE L'ESTOILE AS A DOCUMENTARY SOURCE FOR EVENTS, 1574-1611
  GLOSSARY
 collapse sectionSELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
 collapse sectionManuscript Sources
 collapse sectionArchives Nationales (AN)
 •Civil Registers of the Parlement
 collapse sectionBibliothèque Nationale (BN)
 •Fonds français
 •Fonds Dupuy
 •Bibliothèque de la société de l'histoire du protestantisme français
 •Books and Articles
 collapse sectionINDEX
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