History of the Walloons, the French-speaking people of present-day Belgium, whose ancestors fled to the Netherlands, England, Sweden and the Americas to flee religious persecution during the Protestant Reformation.
... Walloon Congregation set forth the hardship of their case , and pleaded that , with a much diminished trade , and an ... WALLOON & HUGUENOT CHURCH AT CANTERBURY . March ,. * WALLOON RECORDS , CANTERBURY . † Appendix , ΧΧΙΙ . † Ibid ...
... Walloon element , are not political , but racial or geo- graphical . In terms of present national borders , we may say that , roughly , the Walloon territory , at the period of which we are chiefly speaking , was that now included in ...
... Walloon Reformed community , initially gathered around the University's French - speaking theologians , Guillaume Feugeray , Lambertus Danaeus , and Adrianus Saravia.4 In 1584 the Walloon refugee church of Bruges , led by the preacher ...
... Walloon Walloon Americans ( May Subd Geog ) [ E184.W35 ] UF Walloon Americans - United States BT Belgian Americans Ethnology - United States Walloons - United States -United States USE Walloon Americans Walloon dialect ( May Subd ...
... Walloon ministerial candidates for vacant posts . In vain did the Walloon Church attempt to reconstitute the Walloon College.19 But on each occasion that the reopening of the Collège Wallon in Leiden was discussed at synodal meetings ...