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Bossuet as a Persecutor

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Selections from the 1866 Methodist Quarterly Review: an essay linking nature and human destiny and a critique of Bossuet's role in the persecution of French Huguenots.
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Henry Martyn Baird was an American Presbyterian minister, scholar, and author who studied at Union and Princeton Theological Seminaries and served as professor of Greek at the University of New York. He was ordained in 1866, later became Corresponding Secretary of the American and Foreign Christian Union, and is best known for his writings on modern Greece and for his biography of his father, Robert Baird.

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