William Farel

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William Farel [1]

A Swiss reformer, born at Dauphiné; introduced, in 1534, after two futile attempts, the reformed faith into Geneva, where he was succeeded in the management of affairs by John Calvin; he has been called the "pioneer of the Reformation in Switzerland and France" (1489-1565).

References

  1. ↑ William Farel from The Nuttall Encyclopedia
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