History of the German people at the close of the Middle Ages
By: tr. by M.A. Mitchell and A.M. Christie.
Contributors: Mitchell, M.A.
Publisher: Paul
Published: 1896
Place of publication: London
Subjects: Germany -- History; Germany -- Social conditions
Table of contents: title: Vol. 1. Popular education and science; Art and popular literature; Political economy.-  Vol. 2. Political economy.-  Vol. 3. The revolution party and its proceedings up to the diet of Worms in 1521; The diet of Worms and the progress of the politico-clerical revolution up to the outbreak of the social revolution, 1521-1524.-  Vol. 4. Social revolution.-  Vol. 5. Propagation and systematising of the new doctrines up to the foundation of the Smalcald League, 1531; Plan of war against the Emperor.-  Vol. 6. The league of Smalcald in alliance with foreign powers; The Catholic Counter-council; The Frankfort armistice; The Smalcaldian War and internal disintegration down to the so-called religious peace of Nuremberg, 1546-1555.-  Vol. 7-8. General conditions of the German people from the so-called religious pacification of Augsburg in 1555 to the proclamation of the formula of Concord in 1580 up to the year 1608.-  Vol. 10. Leading up to the Thirty Years' War.-  Vol. 11-12. Art and popular literature to the beginning of the Thirty Years' War.-  Vol. 13-14. Schools and universities, science, learning and culture down to the beginning of the Thirty Years' War.-  Vol. 15. History of the German people after the close of the Middle Ages.  Commerce and capital, private life of the different classes, mendicancy and poor relief.-  Vol. 16. General moral and religious corruption, imperial legislation against witchcraft, witch persecution, from the time of the Church schism to the last third of the 16th century.-  [Vol. 17] Index Volume.