The dawn of modern civilization
Subtitle: studies in Renaissance, Reformation and other topics, presented to honor Albert Hyma.
Edition: 2d ed. edited by Kenneth A. Strand.
Publisher: Ann Arbor Publishers
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Ann Arbor, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 422
Subjects: Hyma, Albert, 1893-; Civilization, Modern.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
CONTENTS CONTINUED.--Antoine Arnauld's first controversy: De la fréquente communion, by N.D. Kurland.--The conquest of Formosa: Dutch-Chinese relationships in the seventeenth century, by P.B. Cares.--The decline of Dutch commercial privilege in France, 1648-1657, by F.E. Dykema.--Dutch opinion during the first Anglo-Dutch war, by R.L. Haan.--School organizational patterns of the Brethren of the Common Life, by J.S. Henkel.--The Brethren of the Common Life and fifteenth-century printing: a brief survey, by K.A. Strand.--The original constitution of the Brethren of the Common Life at Deventer.--Major works of Albert Hyma (p. 401-405)
Table of contents: title: Protestant Reformation - tragedy or triumph for Christian humanism? By G.A. Hoar.; title: Erasmus and the apologetic textbook: a study of the De duplici Copia verborum ac rerum, by J.K. Sowards.; title: Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples: heir of the Dutch reformers of the fifteenth century, by C.L. Salley.; title: Luther and the peasants' war, a brief summary, by R.N. Crossley.; title: Martin Luther and the devotio moderna in Herford, by W.M. Landeen.; title: Luther's dilemma: restitution or reformation? By L. Verduin.; title: French Calvinism: a "subversive" movement in the Spanish Netherlands, by G.J. Hoffman.; title: Catholics, Calvinists and Philip II: the patriotic movement and patriotic propaganda in the revolt of the Netherlands, from 1576 to 1581, by E.L. Van Ryn.