Wherefore here began a fresh persecution.

By the revocation of that edict, in 1685, Louis XIV opened the way for fresh persecution of the Huguenots.

The thanks were all the heartier because of the fresh persecution to which Lord Cochrane was subjected on account of his patriotism.

Sometimes this quiet was broken by bitter news from France, of fresh persecution, and fresh struggle on the part of the Huguenots.

Shelley had scarcely been a week away from London when he received a letter from Harriet, complaining of fresh persecution and recalling him.

Their religion might be oppressed and condemned by the oppressor, but it was of the sort to gain new strength at every fresh persecution.

Mrs. St. Felix replied that it would be unnecessary; indeed, that if Lord --left the house I should only be subject to fresh persecution.

Fontanares Am I to be the victim of fresh persecutions, my lord?

Defeat would bring down fresh persecutions, fresh confiscations, and greater misery upon the land.