Early Swiss Protestants: treatment of children

TudorLady | 16:59 Wed 03rd Sep 2008 | History

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I read recently that there were some early Swiss Protestants, in the 16th/17th century, who were so strict and hardline that they used to hang their own children for things like disobedience. I am fascinated by this and would love to find out more. If anyone has any more details on this - eg the name(s) of the group(s) of Prosetants in question, or any books on the subject, I would be very grateful.

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