Francois Hotman

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Set against a backdrop of religious upheaval, the narrative follows Francois Hotman, a key figure in the Protestant movement during a tumultuous era in Europe. As a protégé of Calvin, he navigates complex ecclesiastical politics and engages in Huguenot diplomacy, revealing the intricate web of alliances and conspiracies among Protestant leaders. Donald R. Kelley highlights Hotman's significant role in shaping the course of the Reformation and his influence on the political landscape of the time.