The History of the Protestant Reformation, in Germany and Switzerland, and in England, Ireland, Scotland, the Netherlands, France, and Northern Europe: Reformation in Germany and Switzerland

Webb & Levering, 1860

INTRODUCTION	18

the Reformation succeeded throughout a considerable portion	25

ernmentsThe Northmen 18Rome the Civilizer 19Protestant testi	35

But its germs remain 36Modern historic justice 38Growth of Mammon	50

CHARACTER OF THE REFORMERS	71

early trainingA naughty boy 73ConventsBeing led to God	81

How to spite the Pope 83Curious incident 84Melancthon and	89

Luthers moralityTabletalk 91His sermon on marriage 92A Vixen	100

swered 246Of celibacy 249Its manifold advantagesUtility of the doe	253

mony of Erasmus 255Bigamy and polygamy 256Mohammedanism	270

of itLuther rebukes violence 275But waversGiving life to a skeleton	276

daismChasing away the mistsProtestant inconsistencies 278A dreary	282

CHAPTER XI	288

A religious vertigo remediedMore harm than good 304Present disci	309

PART IV	315

322Of KarlstadtLuther the cause of it 323Persecution of Anabap	322

Argumentum ad hominem 103Jumping at a conclusion 104Second	108

his conduct disavowed by Rome 118Miltitz and Cardinal CajetanKind	128

143Open violence and sacrilegious spoliation 144The modus operandi	143

of the Reformation 154Schlegel again 156Abuse of the press 158	158

Vituperation and calumny 159Policy of Luthers marriageApostate	166

THE REFORMATION IN SWITZERLAND ZURICH PP 167181	167

Yet like itSows dissensions 168Zuingle warlike and superstitious	173

Downright paganism 175The Reformation and matrimony 176Zuingles	180

centre of operationsDe Hallers point of view 182His character as	191

Character of the ministersAvowal of CapitoThe glorious privilege	197

Qualities for a reformerThe three days battle 204The puzzleA thing	201

Apt comparisonWhat stemmed the current? 213Thread of Ariadne	215

PART III	221

Sons of libertyThe Bible dissected 227A hydraheaded monster	228

His inconsistency 230Missions and miracles 231Zuingles inconsist	242

tists 325Synod at Homburg 326Luthers letter 327Zuingle 328	328

Strange casuistryConvention at Smalkalde 333Testimony of Menzel	343

ular libertyThe war of the peasantsTwo charges made good 354Griev	344

guarantied 345Pursuit of happiness 346The Popes and liberty	349

Absolute despotism 361Swiss cantons 362DAubigné puzzled	363

CHAPTER XIV	370

Luther and Calvin compared 375Early liberties of Geneva 376The	392

Two witnesses against DAubignéSchlegelHallam 396Bellowing	410

Case of Galileo 411Liberty of the press 413Old and new styleRelig	418

British East India possessions 431Catholic and Protestant conquests	435

Protestant missionsSandwich Islands 434The mother of civilization	447

NOTES AND DOCUMENTS	463

NOTE B LUTHERS CONFERENCE WITH THE DEVIL P	476

PERMISSION GRANTED TO PHILIP LANDGRAVE	482

Título	The History of the Protestant Reformation, in Germany and Switzerland, and in England, Ireland, Scotland, the Netherlands, France, and Northern Europe: Reformation in Germany and Switzerland Volumen1 de The History of the Protestant Reformation, in Germany and Switzerland, and in England, Ireland, Scotland, the Netherlands, France, and Northern Europe: In a Series of Essays Reviewing D'Aubigné, Menzel, Hallan ... and Others, Martin John Spalding
Autor	Martin John Spalding
Editor	Webb & Levering, 1860
Procedencia del original	Universidad Estatal de Pensilvania
Digitalizado	23 Abr. 2009

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