The Waldensian Dissent

Exploring a twelfth-century heretical movement in France, this concise history delves into the Waldensians and their enduring legacy up to the sixteenth century. It examines the origins, beliefs, and challenges faced by the movement, highlighting its significance in the context of religious dissent and reform. Through a focused narrative, the book sheds light on the persistence of these early reformers and their impact on the broader historical landscape.