Letter to the Seigneury of Geneva (October 6th, 1552)
Calvin’s response to Jean Trolliet’s accusations related to his doctrine.
Collectivity
Letter to the Seigneury of Neuchâtel (September 29th, 1541)
Letter on behalf of the ministers of Geneva, including Calvin, addressed to those of Nauchâtel to persuade them of not deposing William Farel after he publicly censured a lady of importance. This letter was carried by Pierre Viret and containes instructions from Calvin for his intervention before the seigneury of Neuchâtel.
Letter to the Seigneury of Geneva (February 19th, 1541)
In the context of the Diet of Regensburg, which was an important theological debate between catholics and protestants, John Calvin, after being called by William Farel to return to Geneva, explains the reasons of his belated arrival and reiterates his engagement with the church.
