Chapter 1 A Huguenot Historian: Paul Rapin

Chapter 2 Huguenot Contributions to England’s Intellectual Life, and England’s Intellectual Commerce with Europe, c.1680–1720

Chapter 3 The Stranger Community in the Metropolis 1558–1640

Chapter 4 The Canterbury Walloon Congregation from Elizabeth I to Laud

Chapter 5 Jacob David: A Huguenot London Merchant of the late Seventeenth Century and his Circle

Chapter 7 Huguenot Upholsterers and Cabinet-makers in the Circle of Daniel Marot

Chapter 8 Huguenots in the English Silk Industry in the Eighteenth Century

Chapter 9 Great Britain as Envisaged by the Huguenots of the Seventeenth Century

Chapter 10 The Huguenots and the Edict of Nantes 1598–1629

Chapter 11 The Huguenots under Richelieu and Mazarin, 1629–61:A Golden Age?

Chapter 12 Louis XIV and the Persecution of Huguenots: The Role of the Ministers and Royal Officials

Chapter 13 Patterns in the Study of Huguenot Refugees in Britain: Past, Present and Future