Edict Pardon for Vaudois Returns to Roman Catholic Faith
London news reports royal edicts in Sardinian territories granting Vaudois Protestants six months to renounce their faith or leave, with permission to sell estates. Details include minority protections, reactions of French ministers, and related obituaries and court notices. The timing notes March 1730 events, including ship arrivals and court martial updates.
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