 Persecution of Protestants in France under Henry II (1547-1559). Huguenot smith arrested for refusing to attend Mass and
 102 Protestants (24 of them women) leave Plymouth for America in the 'Mayflower'. Only 35 were Puritans. The phrase 'Pilgrim Fathers' was first used in 1799. Date: 1620
 The hanging of Protestants in England during the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, 8 December 1542 - 8 February 1587. Tinted
 France. French Wars of Religion. St. Batholomew's Day massacre, 1572. Assassinations of Catholic violence against the Huguenots, the French Calvinist Protestants. Engraving. 19th century. Colored.
 religion, Christianity, Protestants, 'Das wahre Gottes Wort' (The true word of god), sheet from a family album, Southern Germany, mid 18th century, private collection, Additional-Rights-Clearances-NA
 William and Mary the Protestants Joy ruling England after the Glorious Revolution 1688. Hand-colored halftone of an ilustration
 DANIEL O'CONNELL and his supporters celebrate the prospect of Catholic emancipation claiming it will unleash the Devil of persecution on Protestants. Cartoon about 1828
 An Eyewitness Account of the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre by Francois Dubois. The St. Bartholomew's Day massacre in 1572 was a targeted group of assassinations and a wave of Catholic mob violence, directed against the Huguenots (French Calvinist Protestants) during the French Wars of Religion.
 21/04/2012 London UK protestants of the Orange Order march through Central London today, the Orange Lodge, or the Orangemen loyal orange order marching through London
 Robert Fleury Colloquium at Poissy, organized by Catherine de Médicis and Michel de l'Hospital to try and conciliate Catholics and Protestants. September 1561 France
 Charles West Cope - Oliver Cromwell and His Secretary John Milton, Receiving a Deputation Seeking Aid for the Swiss Protestants
 Old Town Square execution was a mass execution of 27 leaders of the Bohemian Revolt that happened on June 21, 1621
 The massacre of Protestants at Barletta, Italy in 1866.
 Protestants burning the symbols of the old regime in Field of Mars
 May 05, 1974 - Ulster Nearing a Standstill The militant Protestants of the Ulster Workers Council, organisers of the general strike in the province, refused to provide even skeleton essential services. They intensified the stoppage after troops took over oil and petrol storage depots and 21 fillings stations. With two third of Ulster blacked out, production and distribution of food were already halted and public transport almost at a standstill. Photo Shows: A section of the 3,000 Protestant people who attended a meeting in the Shankil Road area of Belfast to listen to the Rev
 American Evangelical Protestants praying at Jerusalem Garden Tomb, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East
 Mysteryville A Futuristic Science Fiction Adventure Story by Jules Lermina writing under the Pseudonym of William Cobb 1904. The novel tells the story of Protestants who fled France and created a secret utopia or futuristic city in a hidden Chinese Valley during the Boxer Rebellion.
 Rome - The ceiling fresco Triumph of Virgin and overthrow of protestants by Giovanni Domenico Cerrini (1675)
 Sir Edward Carson leader of the Irish Unionist Party addresses the Ulster Volunteers militia in Belfast during the home rule crisis in 1914. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army.
 Massacre of St Bartholomew, 1572. Protestants in Paris, France, barricaded in their house waiting to see if they are to be
 CATHERINE DE MEDICIS queen of Henri II of France, whom she persuaded to authorise the massacre of protestants on Saint Bartholomew's eve. Date: 1519 - 1589
 'The Protestants' Joy'. From engraving of the coronation of William III and Mary II, 1689. Led military deposition of James II
 Settlement of Protestants in Prussia, 1732
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 Jews and protestants condemned for heresy and witchcraff. Inquisition. Engraving, 1493, Nuremberg. Color.
 The Protestants' Joy; Coronation of King William III of England and his Wife Mary, 14 April 1689; Black and White Illustration;
 The French Refugees people Brandenburg - The Great Elector welcomes all the Protestants expelled from France
 21/04/2012 London UK protestants of the Orange Order march through Central London today, the Orange Lodge, or the Orangemen loyal orange order marching through London
 Evangelical protestants praying at Jerusalem Garden Tomb
 Flemish Nobles Petition Margaret of Palma in 1566, Against the Persecution of Protestants.
 Puritans Puritan Puritanism English Protestants Marian exilesclergy Church England Puritan civil power God virtue true religion
 English Protestants being drowned by Irish Catholics during the Irish Rebellion of 1641.
 Protestants and Catholics in Germany. Sketch map 1885 old antique chart
 May 05, 1974 - Ulster Nearing a Standstill: The militant Protestants of the Ulster Workers Council, Organisers of the general strike in the province, refused to provide even skeleton essential services. They intensified the stoppage after troops took over oil and petrol storage depots and 21 filling stations. With two thirds of Ulster blacked out, production and distribution of food were already halted and public transport almost at a standstill. Photo Shows A section of the 3,000 Protestant people who attended a meeting in the Shankill Road area of Belfast to listen to the Rev
 Evangelical Protestants praying at Jerusalem Garden Tomb, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East
 Salzburg protestants emigrate to Prussia after their expulsion by the prince-archbishop in the year 1732
 Persecutions and executions of Protestants in France during the French Wars of Religion, Jan Luyken, 1696
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 Protestants in the Netherlands being executed for heresy during Duke of Alva's repressive rule (1567-73). Copperplate engraving.
 Persecution of Protestants. Date: November 1703
 The hanging of Protestants in England during the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, 8 December 1542 - 8 February 1587.
 The settlement of Protestants from Salzburg in Prussia, 1731/1732
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 Cartoon by Louis XIV and the persecution of Protestants in France, 1689, print maker: Gisling, print maker: Romeyn de reimagined
 Belfast, 13/10/2012 - Leaflets in support of protestants learning the Irish Language, promoted by Linda Irvine, widow of PUP leader David Irvine.
 Battle of Dreux, December 19, 1562, won by Francois de Guise over the Protestants
 The heresy trial of Adam Wallace, 1550, Edinburgh, Scotland
 American Evangelical protestants praying at Jerusalem Garden Tomb
 Mary I (18 February 1516 – 17 November 1558), Queen of England and Ireland from July 1553 until her death. Her executions of Protestants led to the name 'Bloody Mary'.
 Puritans Puritan Puritanism English Protestants Marian exile clergy Church England Puritan civil power God virtue true religion
 Troubles Northern Ireland Protestant family women chatting in street Belfast 1980s HOMER SYKES
 LONDON French Protestants hospital, Victoria Park 1865. Illustrated London News
 Aug 11, 1975; Belfast, Ireland; Catholics and Protestants throwing stones and petrol bombs during a battle across the 'Peace Line' in Belfast.
 EDMUND BONNER (c 1500-1569) Bishop of London and persecutor of heretics under Mary I. A 19th century stipple engraving based on a contemporary woodcut showing him torturing Thomas Tomkins
 Luther rose symbol. Rainbow colored sign of Lutheranism and protestants, consisting of a cross, a heart, a single rose and a ring.
 Protestants flee from France after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, 1685-1686, Jan Luyken, 1696
 This political and allegorical poster dates to 1594, the time of the Protestant Reformation. It is titled 'The Deliverance of France by Perfee Francois.' The poster was done in honor of Bearnais, represented here as the savior of France. The allegory is with the Greek myth of Perseus and Andromeda.
 Engraving depicting the torture of a Monk by Swiss Protestants. Dated 16th Century
 Emperor Carl V flees from the Protestants Date: circa 1547
 The hanging of Protestants in England during the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, 8 December 1542 - 8 February 1587. Tinted
 St. Bartholomews Night, pogrom of French Protestants, the Huguenots, which took place on the night of August 23 to 24, 1572
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 12th July 2013 Belfast, UK, A line of protestants marchers heading towards Belfast City Hall during the Twelfth Celebration
 Belfast, Northern Ireland, 21st September 2013 - PSNI officers watch as the parade makes its way from Belfast City Hall to Woodvale Credit: Stephen Barnes/Alamy Live News
 Massacre of Hugenots at Paris on the Eve of St. Bartholomew
 Henry of Navarre, later King Henry IV of France
 Czech Republic. Prague. Old Town Square. Jan Hus Memorial, reformer and redecessor to Protestatism (1369-1415). Sculptural group designed by Ladislav Saloun (1870-1946), 1901-1915. Art Nouveau period.
 The Reformation in Western Europe during the 16th century resulted in a divide in Christianity between Roman Catholics and Protestants. It resulted in iconoclasm - image breaking during a period of Medieval fanaticism in England.
 communion two elements among early protestants bohemia preaching The term Communion is derived from Latin communio (sharing in c
 Graves of John Keats and Joseph Severn in the Non-Catholic Cemetery, Rome, Lazio, Italy
 IRELAND SECTARIAN. Protestants & Roman Catholics distribution in 1901, 1904 map
 May 05, 1974 - Ulster nearing a standstill: The militant Protestants of the Ulster Workers Council, organisers of the general strike in the province, refused to provide even skeleton essential services. They intensified the stoppage after troops took over oil and petrol storage depots and 21 filling stations. With two thirds of Ulster blacked out, production and distribution of food were already halted and public transport almost at a standstill. Photo shows security forces erecting barbed wire in the Balmoral filling station in the early hours, in Belfast.
 JOHN KNOX preaching to the Protestant Leaders known as the Lords of the Congregation in 1559 - engraving of painting by Wilkie
 Luther symbol. Symbol of Lutheranism and protestants, consisting of a cross, a heart, a single rose and a ring - silver illustration on white.
 Church of the French Protestants (Eglise Français du Saint Esprit), New York (front elevation and plan), 1832
 This political and allegorical poster dates to 1594, the time of the Protestant Reformation. It is titled 'The Deliverance of France by Perfee Francois.' The poster was done in honor of Bearnais, represented here as the savior of France. The allegory is with the Greek myth of Perseus and Andromeda.
 Engraving depicting the persecution by burning of Protestant Martyrs in England during the rule of the Catholic Queen Mary Tudor. Circa 1553-1558
 Persecuted protestants meet secretly in the hills, Provence. Date: circa 1700
 The Martyr's Memorial, Oxford, England, seen here in the 19th century. This stone monument commemorates the 16th century Oxford Martyrs. From English Pictures, published 1890.
 Paddy shoots, political graffiti at wall in West Belfast reminding of civil war between Protestants and Catholics, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern
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![6th July 2013 Glasgow, Scotland, UK The annual Orange Walk [Loyal Orange Lodge Parade] took place through Glasgow - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/DA7HWK/6th-july-2013-glasgow-scotland-uk-the-annual-orange-walk-loyal-orange-DA7HWK.jpg) 6th July 2013 Glasgow, Scotland, UK The annual Orange Walk [Loyal Orange Lodge Parade] took place through Glasgow City centre with many individual flute bands and Orange Lodge representatives merging into one large parade to celebrate the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. The police have estimated that approximately 4500 people took part in the parade with a similar number of supporters and spectators lining the route. Credit: Findlay/Alamy Live News
 Men play traditional Irish Lambeg drums, commonly associated with Ulster Protestants
 Violence of the French Hugenots against the Catholics
 Riots in Belfast, July 1886, sectarian violence during the 1886 elections, following defeat of the Irish Home Rule bill
 The departure of the Pilgrim Fathers from Plymouth in 1620
 Queen Mary I (1516 – 1558) was the only child of Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon to survive to adulthood. She was Queen of England and Ireland from July 1553 until her death. Her executions of Protestants led to the posthumous sobriquet 'Bloody Mary'.
 The mark on the road where three protestant martyrs were burnt in Broad St Oxford outside Balliol College
 Graves of John Keats and Joseph Severn in the Non-Catholic Cemetery, Rome, Latium, Italy
 Loyal Orange Lodge members from Northern Ireland march through Trafalgar square on the day of the Trooping of the Colours
 Public sector strike,the unions, 2011, London, England, UK
 Puritans reading the bible, 17th century
 Luther rose symbol of Lutheranism and protestants, consisting of a cross, a heart, a single rose and a ring - silver illustration on black background.
 Church of the French Protestants (Eglise Français du Saint Esprit), New York (section and plan), 1831–34
 Continuing flag protests in Belfast City Centre.
 Execution of Protestants during Spanish Roman Catholic rule in the Netherlands under the Duke of Alva (1567-1573).
 The Protestants under Herzog Bernhard recapture REGENSBURG Date: 14 November 1633
 'Horribles cruautés des Huguenots' (Horrible cruelty of the Huguenots). Protestants Huguenots known as the 'Gueux de mer' attack a Catholic ship at sea during the French Wars of Religion (1562-98). Illustration from 'Theatrum Crudelitatum Haereticorum nostri temporis' by Richard Rowlands (1550-1640). See description for more information.
 End British Rule, political graffiti on wall in West Belfast recalling the civil war between Protestants and Catholics, Belfast, County Antrim
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