The Reformation
Subtitle: a narrative history related by contemporary observers and participants
By: [edited by] Hans J. Hillerbrand
Edition: new edition
Series: Twin brooks series
Publisher: Baker Book House
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 499
Subjects: Reformation; Sources
Other titles: Reformation in its own words.; Reformation; a narrative history related by contemporary observers and participants
Description: "The personal letters, governmental decrees, polemic pamphlets, diary excerpts, and other important documents included in this book tell the colorful story of the Reformation during the sixteenth century. The text is reinforced by sixty illustrations, including contemporary woodcuts, cartoons, oil portraits, and key documents. A substantial bibliography directs the reader to further sources."--Publisher's description.
Notes: London ed. (Student Christian Movement Press) has title: The Reformation in its own words.

Includes index.

Bibliography: p. [485]-486.
Table of contents: title: Restlessness before the storm; title: The gathering storm; title: Zwingli and the Reformation in Zürich; title: Calvin and the Reformation in Geneva; title: Radical reform movements; title: The Reformation in England and Scotland; title: The political and organizational consolidation of the Reformation in Germany; title: Catholic response and renewal.