Calvin Driven From Paris to Geneva,the name of our combined selection from A. M. Fairbairn and Jean M. V. Audin. The concluding installment, by Jean

He set out from Orleans in company with his friend Du Tillet; near Metz their domestic robbed them and fled with their sacks and valises, and they

In place of a uniform symbol, it brought contradictory confessions, which gave rise to interminable disputes.Continuing Calvin Driven From Paris to

The storm was gathering. Calvin wished to expose to its fury some other head than his own.Continuing Calvin Driven From Paris to Geneva,our

Calvin is a coquettish student, who loves to parade his reading and his memory.Continuing Calvin Driven From Paris to Geneva.Today we begin the

An educated ministry was helpless without an educated people.Continuing Calvin Driven From Paris to Geneva,with a selection from Calvin and the

It expressed his historical sense and gratified his religious temper, while adapting the church to the city, so that the city might become a better

Calvin's life from this point onward falls into three parts: his first stay in Geneva from July, 1536, to March, 1538; his residence in Strasburg from

It throbs with a noble indignation against injustice, and with a noble enthusiasm for freedom and truth.Continuing Calvin Driven From Paris to