Why did Geneva become the centre for Calvinism in the 1540s?
Question asked by: carra23
Asked on: 20 Apr 2009
It was well located for those who believed in the Calvinist tradition to meet and when lots of people with a particular belief are located in a place like that which is relatively well developed with good transportation and links to other places then it becomes a virtuous circle in that regard.
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