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Beneath The Cross: Catholics And Huguenots In Sixteenthcentury Paris,New Sutro The Magazine Has Published TrueThe Religious Conflicts Of Sixteenthcentury France, Particularly The St. Bartholomew'S Day Massacres Of 1572, Continue To Draw A Good Deal Of Attention From Historians. What Started As A Limited Coup Against The Huguenot Leadership Became Instead A Conflagration That Left Two Thousand Or More Protestants Dead In The Streets And Ushered In A Series Of Bloody Religious Battles. Until Now, However, Historians Have Been Preoccupied With The Political