02374nam a2200265 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001300071040001800084082001300102100003600115245006300151250001400214260003600228300002600264490004900290490003100339504004100370505001400411505147100425520001301896520017301909650002602082437758AUA.120160126124141.0680301s1968 nyu b 000 0 eng  a68013328 aDLCcDLCdm.c a270.6/081 aHillerbrand, Hans Joachim.eed.14aThe Protestant Reformationcedited by Hans J. Hillerbrand. a[1st ed.] aNew York,bHarper & Rowc[1968] axxvii, 290 p.c21 cm.0 aDocumentary history of Western civilization.0 aHarper torchbooks, TB1342. aIncludes bibliographical references. aContents: a I. The German Reformation -- Martin Luther: preface to the first volume of Latin writings (1545) -- Martin Luther: The freedom of a Christian man (1520) -- Martin Luther: Invocavit sermons (1522) -- Martin Luther: preface to the German translation of the New Testament (1522) -- Martin Luther: on governmental authority (1523) -- Twelve Articles of the peasants (1525) -- Martin Luther: Friendly admonition to peace concerning the Twelve Articles of the Swabian Peasants (1525) -- Martin Luther: commentary on St. Paul's Epistles to the Galatians (1535) -- II. Huldrych Zwingli -- Huldrych Zwingli: Commentary on True and False Religion (1525) -- III. The Anabaptists -- Conrad Grebel and the Zürich Anabaptists: Letter to Thomas Müntzer (1524) -- Schleitheim Confession of Faith (1527) -- Augustin Würzlburger: proceedings of his trial (1528) -- Peter Riedemann: Account of our Religion (1565) -- Elizabeth, a Dutch Anabaptist martyr: a letter (1573) -- IV: John Calvin -- John Calvin: Reply to Sadoleto (1540) -- Ecclesiastical Ordinances. Geneva (1541) -- John Calvin: the Institutes of the Christian religion (1559) -- Philip Mornay: a defence of liberty against tyrants (1579) -- V: The English Reformation -- William Tyndale: the New Testament in English (1525) -- John Jewel: an apology for the Church of England (1562) -- John Field and Thomas Wilcox: an admonition to the Parliament (1572) -- Richard Hooker: Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity (1593 ff.). aSummary: aPresents twenty-two documents from the Protestant Reformation by Martin Luther, John Calvin, Huldrych Zwingli, the Anabaptists, and leaders in the English Reformation.  0aReformationxSources.