In Calvinist Geneva,inns were the only places citizens were allowed to eat or drink without saying grace or to stay up after nine o'clock in the evening.

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In Calvinist Geneva, strict moral and religious codes were enforced, including the requirement to live piously and adhere to religious practices such as saying grace before meals. There were no exceptions for inns regarding these practices, and curfews were imposed to maintain order, not to allow for exemptions in specific places like inns.

In Calvinist Geneva,inns Were the Only Places Citizens Were Allowed