Excerpt from Histoire de la Réformation à Dieppe, 1557-1657, Vol. 2
On oblige les Reformés à payer chacque jour 40 hommes de la religion romaine pour faire la garde pour eux Feus de joie pour la paix. Les abjens reuiennent dans leurs mai fons. Les aflemblées politiques des Reforme's font interdites par la paix. Reflric'lions pour les afl'emble'es ecclefia/tiques. Le temple futpaue' cette année 1623. M. De Bufleaux e/t' tue' en duel. M. De Villarceau eji mis en fa place ë afl'ocié au gouuernement. Les Rochellois s'emparent des nauires du Roy quy e/ioient au fort St Louis, ê la guerre re commence. Le Roy traite auec le Roy d'angleterre.
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