History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century - II

History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century - II

Jean-Henri Merle D'Aubigné, swiss Protestant minister and historian of the Reformation (1794-1882)


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Table of Contents

-01- About this book

-02- BOOK V. HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY

-03- CHAPTER I. THE DISCUSSION OF LEIPSIC 1519

-04- CHAPTER II. THE WAR SEEMS ENDED IN GERMANY

-05- CHAPTER III. ARRIVAL OF ECK AND THE WITTEMBERGERS

-06- CHAPTER IV. THE PROCESSION

-07- CHAPTER V. HIERARCHY AND RATIONLISM

-08- CHAPTER VI. INTEREST FELT BY THE LAITY

-09- CHAPTER VII. ECK ATTACKS MELANCTHON

-10- CHAPTER VIII. EPISTLE TO THE GALATIANS

-11- BOOK VI. THE BULL OF ROME 1520

-12- CHAPTER I. CHARACTER OF MAXIMILIAN

-13- CHAPTER II. LUTHER WRITES TO THE EMPEROR

-14- CHAPTER III. THE PAPACY ATTACKED

-15- CHAPTER IV. PREPARATIONS AT ROME

-16- CHAPTER V. WITTEMBERG

-17- CHAPTER VI. THE GOSPEL IN ITALY

-18- CHAPTER VII. NEW NEGOTIATIONS

-19- CHAPTER VIII. THE BULL IN GERMANY

-20- CHAPTER IX. LUTHER EXAMINES HIMSELF IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD

-21- CHAPTER X. DECISIVE STEPS BY THE REFORMER

-22- CHAPTER XI. CORONATION OF CHARLES

-23- CHAPTER XII. LUTHER ON CONFESSION

-24- BOOK VII. THE DIET OF WORMS 1521 JANUARY—MAY

-25- CHAPTER I. CONQUESTS BY THE WORD OF GOD

-26- CHAPTER II. A FOREIGN PRINCE

-27- CHAPTER III. ALEANDER ADMITTED TO THE DIET

-28- CHAPTER IV. SENTIMENTS OF THE PRINCES

-29- CHAPTER V. WILL A SAFE CONDUCT BE GIVEN

-30- CHAPTER VI. LUTHER'S COURAGE

-31- CHAPTER VII. DEPARTURE FOR THE DIET OF WORMS

-32- CHAPTER VIII. ENTRY INTO WORMS

-33- CHAPTER IX. VICTORY

-34- CHAPTER X. CONFERENCE WITH THE ARCHBISHOP OF TRÊVES

-35- CHAPTER XI. LUTHER'S DEPARTURE

-36- CHAPTER I. MOVEMENTS IN SWITZERLAND

-37- CHAPTER II. YOUNG ULRIC AT WESEN

-38- CHAPTER III. LOVE OF WAR

-39- CHAPTER IV. ZUINGLIUS IN REGARD TO ERASMUS

-40- CHAPTER V. MEINRAD OF HOHENZOLLERN

-41- CHAPTER VI. ZURICH. THE COLLEGE OF CANONS.

-42- CHAPTER VII. INDULGENCES

-43- CHAPTER VIII. THE LABOURS OF ZUINGLIUS

-44- CHAPTER IX. THE TWO REFORMERS

-45- CHAPTER X. A NEW COMBATANT

-46- CHAPTER XI. ZUINGLIUS AGAINST THE PRECEPTS OF MAN

-47- CHAPTER XII. GRIEF AND JOY IN GERMANY

-48- CHAPTER XIII. A FRENCH MONK

-49- CHAPTER XIV. HOW TRUTH TRIUMPHS.

-50- FOOTNOTES