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The French Huguenots: Anatomy of Courage . By Janet Glenn Gray. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Baker Book House, 1981. 282 pp. $8.95.

Garland Publishing deserves special commendation for publishing this specialized, highly technical work, a book of fundamental importance for scholars. Nicole has spent fully two decades on this enormously erudite and useful study, bringing to it broad knowledge of the period and its intellectual and theological traditions as well as a remarkably diverse linguistic ability. He has produced not only a definitive bibliography (a model for this kind of work) but also a rich mine for anyone researching the intellectual traditions of the early seventeenth century, for he broaches broad-ranging interpretations and insights as well as identifications of authors and works hitherto unknown. Nicole briefly introduces the French Huguenot theologian Moyse Amyraut (1594-1664), probably the most celebrated French theologian of the period. Then he develops a complete catalog of all extant editions of Amyraut's published and manuscript writings, referencing previous bibliographies. A discussion of the appurtenant issues normally accompanies each entry, including all known locations of the work. Often the works of Amyraut's contemporaries, both supporters and detractors, are referenced, especially those concerning the theological controversies his writings provoked. The main listing of works is chronological with supplemental topical and alphabetical listings. A superb secondary source bibliography is also included.