Step back into 17th-century France with Anne E. Manning's "Jacques Bonneval, or The Days of the Dragonnades," a compelling work of historical fiction that illuminates a turbulent period of religious persecution. This meticulously prepared print edition brings to life the story of the Huguenots, French Protestants facing immense hardship.

Explore the historical backdrop of France during the Dragonnades, a time of intense pressure and oppression against those of the Protestant faith. Manning's narrative offers a window into the lives, struggles, and enduring faith of the Huguenots. This novel provides a rich tapestry of French history, capturing the spirit and challenges of the era. A timeless story, "Jacques Bonneval" will resonate with readers interested in historical fiction and tales of religious conviction.

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