François Peruçel de la Rivière
François Perucel, also known as de la Rivière was an influential 16th-century French Protestant.
Having spent some time at the pastor of the French Church, London, aided by Katherine Willoughby, Duchess of Suffolk, Perucel started a colony of Protestants in Wesel, which took in many of the Marian exiles, including in time, the Duchess and her husband, Richard Bertie.[1]
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- ^ p.47, Marian Exiles, Garrett, 2010
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