Chapter XVIII: Condition of the Waldenses From 1690

Annoyances--Burdens--Foreign Contributions--French Revolution--
Spiritual Revivals--Felix Neff--Dr. Gilly--General
Beckwith--Oppressed Condition previous to 1840--Edict of
Carlo Alberto--Freedom of Conscience--The Vaudois Church,
the Door by which Religious Liberty Entered Italy--Their
Lamp Kindled at Rome 203

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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Map of the Waldensian Valleys _Frontispiece_

Monte Castelluzzo and the Waldensian Temple 8

Waldensian Missionaries in Guise of Pedlars 17

View in the Valley of Roumeyer, Dauphiné 25

View of La Torre 39

View in Turin 53

The Village of Balsiglia, San Martino 81

The Vaudois taking their Oath 89

View in the Village of Angrogna 97

Parting of Paschale from his Betrothed 111

Group of Roman Peasants 121

Interior of St. John Lateran, Rome 129

The Entrance to La Torre 145

Cromwell and Milton 161

The Pass of Pra Del Tor 169

View of the Protestant Church of St. Jean, Waldensian Valleys 177

The Vaudois Crossing Lake Leman by Night 184

View in the Village of San Laurenzo, Angrogna 193

Church of Chabas, the oldest in the Valleys 201

Tomb of General Beckwith 209