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History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin (Vol. 1-8)

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"History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin" by J. H. Merle d'Aubigne is a comprehensive and meticulously researched account that spans eight volumes, illuminating the tumultuous period of the Reformation during the 16th century. Written in a distinctive narrative style that intertwines detailed historical analysis with vivid storytelling, d'Aubigne presents the ideological and political upheavals that shaped Europe's transition from medieval to modern faiths. His work is situated within the broader context of Reformation scholarship, drawing upon primary sources, theological debates, and contrasting views to offer a nuanced understanding of Calvin's profound influence in Geneva and beyond. J. H. Merle d'Aubigne, a prominent historian and theologian of the 19th century, dedicated his life to exploring the dynamics of Protestant reform. His own experiences as a Protestant in a predominantly Catholic Europe undoubtedly fueled his passion for chronicling the Reformation's complexities. With a scholarly background rooted in both history and theology, d'Aubigne sought to document not only the events but also the spiritual fervor that characterized the Reformation, ensuring that the legacy of the Reformers endured. This monumental work is a must-read for scholars, students, and anyone captivated by the intricate tapestry of religious history. d'Aubigne's insights not only inform but also inspire, making a compelling case for the Reformation as a pivotal transformation in Western civilization. Readers will find in these volumes a rich source of knowledge that deepens their understanding of the era and challenges them to reflect on the enduring implications of faith and belief. In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience: - A succinct Introduction situates the work's timeless appeal and themes. - The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists. - A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the era's events and influences that shaped the writing. - A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings. - Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the work's messages, connecting them to modern life. - Hand‐picked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance. - Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

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1Introduction

129CHAPTER IX. BAUDICHON DE LA MAISSONNEUVE BEFORE THE INQUISITIONAL COURT OF LYONS. (From 29th of April to 21st of May, 1534.)

2Introduction

130CHAPTER X. THE TWO WORSHIPS IN GENEVA. (May to July 1534.)

3Synopsis (Selection)

131CHAPTER XI. BOLDNESS OF TWO HUGUENOTS IN PRISON AND BEFORE THE COURT OF LYONS. (May to June 1534.)

4Historical Context

132CHAPTER XII. SENTENCE OF DEATH. (July 1534.)

5Volume I

133CHAPTER XIII. THE NIGHT OF JULY THIRTY-FIRST AT GENEVA. (July 1534.)

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6PREFACE.

134CHAPTER XIV. AN HEROIC RESOLUTION AND A HAPPY DELIVERANCE. (August and September, 1534.)

7BOOK I. GENEVA AND THE FIRST HUGUENOTS.

135CHAPTER XV. THE SUBURBS OF GENEVA ARE DEMOLISHED AND THE ADVERSARIES MAKE READY. (September 1534 to January 1535.)

8CHAPTER II. FIRST USURPATIONS AND FIRST STRUGGLES.

136CHAPTER XVI. THE KING OF FRANCE INVITES MELANCTHON TO RESTORE UNITY AND TRUTH. (End of 1534 to August 1535.)

9CHAPTER IV. OPPOSITION TO THE DESIGNS OF THE DUKE, THE POPE, AND THE BISHOP. (1513-1515.)

137CHAPTER XVII. WILL THE ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH UNITY AND TRUTH SUCCEED? (August to November 1535.)

10CHAPTER VIII. PÉCOLAT TORTURED AND BERTHELIER ACCUSED. (1517.)

138CHAPTER XVIII. THE GOSPEL IN THE NORTH OF ITALY. (1519 TO 1536.)

11CHAPTER XI. BERTHELIER TRIED AT GENEVA; BLANCHET AND NAVIS SEIZED AT TURIN; BONIVARD SCANDALISED AT ROME. (1518.)

139CHAPTER XIX. THE GOSPEL IN THE CENTRE OF ITALY. (1520 TO 1536).

12CHAPTER XIV. THE HUGUENOTS DEMAND AN ALLIANCE WITH FRIBURG: THE MAMELUKES OPPOSE IT. BERTHELIER IS ACQUITTED. (December 1518 to January 1519.)

140CHAPTER XX. THE GOSPEL AT NAPLES AND ROME. (1520-1536.) (pt. 1)

13CHAPTER XVIII. THE ARMY OF SAVOY IN GENEVA. (April and May 1519.)

141CHAPTER XX. THE GOSPEL AT NAPLES AND ROME. (1520-1536.) (pt. 2)

14CHAPTER XXI. STRUGGLES OF LIBERTY. LUTHER. DEATH OF THE BISHOP. HIS SUCCESSOR. (1520-1523.)

142PREFACE.

15CHAPTER XXIII. AIMÉ LÉVRIER, A MARTYR TO LIBERTY AND RIGHT AT THE CASTLE OF BONNE. (March 1524.)

143BOOK VIII. ENGLAND BREAKS WITH ROME.

16CHAPTER XXIV. INDIGNATION AGAINST THE MAMELUKES; THE DUKE APPROACHES WITH AN ARMY; FLIGHT OF THE PATRIOTS. (1524-1525.)

144CHAPTER II. HENRY VIII. SEPARATES ENGLAND FROM THE PAPACY. (Christmas 1533 to June 1534.)

17CHAPTER XXVI. THE PEOPLE AND THE BISHOP DEFEND THE CAUSE OF THE FUGITIVES. (December 1525 To February 1526.)

145CHAPTER III. BEGINNING OF DANGER FOR THE QUEEN AND FOR TYNDALE. (1534 to August 1535.)

18BOOK II. FRANCE. FAVOURABLE TIMES.

146CHAPTER IV. THE KING-PONTIFF AGAINST THE ROMAN-CATHOLICS AND THE PAPACY. (1534 and 1535.)

19CHAPTER IV. DEATH OF THE MARTYRS: RETURN OF THE KING. (1526.)

147CHAPTER V. LIGHT FROM BOTH SIDES. (1534-1535.)

20CHAPTER VII. CALVIN’S EARLY STUDIES AND EARLY STRUGGLES. 1523-1527.)

148CHAPTER VI. EXECUTION OF BISHOP FISHER AND SIR THOMAS MORE. (May to September 1535.)

21CHAPTER IX. BERQUIN DECLARES WAR AGAINST POPERY. (1527.)

149CHAPTER VII. VISITATION OF THE MONASTERIES: THEIR SCANDALS AND SUPPRESSION. (September 1535 to 1536.)

22CHAPTER XII. PRISONERS AND MARTYRS AT PARIS AND IN THE PROVINCES. (1528.)

150CHAPTER VIII. UNION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND WITH THE PROTESTANTS OF GERMANY. (1534 to 1535.)

23BOOK II. FRANCE. FAVOURABLE TIMES.

151CHAPTER IX. ACCUSATION OF ANNE. (1535 to May 1536.)

24CHAPTER XIV. CALVIN TAUGHT AT ORLEANS OF GOD AND MAN; BEGINS TO DEFEND AND PROPAGATE THE FAITH. (1528.)

152CHAPTER X. ANNE FORGIVES HER ENEMIES, AND IS PUT TO DEATH. (May 1536.)

25CHAPTER XV. CALVIN CALLED AT BOURGES TO THE EVANGELICAL WORK. (1528-1529.)

153CHAPTER XI. REFORMING MOVEMENT AFTER ANNE&#x27;S DEATH; CATHOLIC AND SCHOLASTIC REACTION. (Summer, 1536.)

26CHAPTER XVI. BERQUIN, THE MOST LEARNED OF THE NOBILITY, A MARTYR FOR THE GOSPEL. (1529.)

154CHAPTER XII. A MOVEMENT OF SCHOLASTIC CATHOLICISM INAUGURATED BY THE KING. EVANGELICAL REACTION. (Autumn, 1536.)

27CHAPTER XVII. FIRST LABOURS OF CALVIN AT PARIS. (1529.)

155CHAPTER XIII. INSURRECTION OF THE NORTH OF ENGLAND TO RESTORE THE PAPACY AND DESTROY THE REFORMATION. (October, 1536.)

28CHAPTER XVIII. MARGARET&#x27;S SORROWS AND THE FESTIVITIES OF THE COURT (1530-1531.)

156CHAPTER XIV. THE DEATH OF THE GREAT REFORMER OF ENGLAND. (From 1535 to October 1536.)

29CHAPTER XIX. DIPLOMATISTS, BACKSLIDERS, MARTYRS. (1531.)

157BOOK IX. REFORMATION OF GENEVA BY FAREL&#x27;S MINISTRY, AND ARRIVAL OF CALVIN IN THAT CITY AFTER HIS SOJOURN IN ITALY.

30CHAPTER XX. CALVIN&#x27;S SEPARATION FROM THE HIERARCHY: HIS FIRST WORK, HIS FRIENDS. (1532.)

158CHAPTER II. POISONING OF THE REFORMERS— CONVERSION OF THE HEAD OF THE FRANCISCANS. (Spring, 1535.)

31CHAPTER XXI. CONFERENCES AT SMALCALD AND CALAIS. (March to October 1532.)

159CHAPTER III. PREPARATION FOR A PUBLIC DISPUTATION AT GENEVA. (From April To Whitsuntide, 1535.)

32CHAPTER XXII. A CAPTIVE PRINCE ESCAPES FROM THE HANDS OF THE EMPEROR. (Autumn 1532.)

160CHAPTER IV. THE GREAT PUBLIC DEBATE ON THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE EVANGELICAL FAITH. (June 1535.)

33CHAPTER XXIII. THE GOSPEL PREACHED AT THE LOUVRE AND IN THE METROPOLITAN CHURCHES. (Lent 1533.)

161CHAPTER V. TRIUMPH OF THE WORD OF GOD, BOTH WRITTEN AND SPOKEN. (June to August 1535.)

34CHAPTER XXIV. DEFEAT OF THE ROMISH PARTY IN PARIS AND MOMENTARY TRIUMPH OF THE GOSPEL. (1533.)

162CHAPTER VI. IMAGES AND THE MASS ABOLISHED. (8th to 11th August 1535.)

35CHAPTER XXV. CONFERENCE OF BOLOGNA. THE COUNCIL AND CATHERINE DE MEDICI. (Winter 1532-1533.)

163CHAPTER VII. PRIESTS, MONKS, NUNS, AND VICAR-GENERAL DEPART. (August to December 1535.)

36CHAPTER XXVI. INTRIGUES OF CHARLES V., FRANCIS I., AND CLEMENT VII., AROUND CATHERINE. (Winter 1532-1533.)

164CHAPTER VIII. AN ENERGETIC CITIZEN CALLS SWITZERLAND TO HELP GENEVA AND THE REFORMATION. (September and October 1535.)

37CHAPTER XXVII. STORM AGAINST THE QUEEN OF NAVARRE AND HER &#x27;MIRROR OF THE SINFUL SOUL.&#x27; (Summer 1533.)

165CHAPTER IX. WAR AND THE BATTLE OF GINGINS. (11th and 12th October 1535.)

38CHAPTER XXVIII. TRIUMPH OF THE QUEEN OF NAVARRE. (Autumn 1533.)

166CHAPTER X. DIPLOMACY, OR THE CASTLE OF COPPET. (October 12th 1535.)

39CHAPTER XXIX. CATHERINE DE MEDICI GIVEN TO FRANCE. (October 1533.)

167CHAPTER XI. MOVEMENTS FOR THE ATTACK AND DEFENCE OF GENEVA—FAITH AND HEROISM. (From the beginning of November 1535 to the end of January 1536.)

40CHAPTER XXX. ADDRESS OF THE RECTOR TO THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS. (November 1533.)

168CHAPTER XII. EXTREME PERIL. (January to February 1536.)

41CHAPTER XXXI. CONFERENCE AND ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCIS I. AND PHILIP OF HESSE AT BAR-LE-DUC. (Winter 1533-34.)

169CHAPTER XIII. DESTRUCTION OF THE CASTLES—JOY IN GENEVA—LIBERATION OF BONIVARD. (From February to the end of March 1536.)

42CHAPTER XXXII. TRIUMPH AND MARTYRDOM. (Winter 1533-34.)

170CHAPTER XIV. THE PEOPLE OF GENEVA DESIRE TO LIVE ACCORDING TO THE GOSPEL. (March to June 1536.)

43CHAPTER XXXIII. WURTEMBERG GIVEN TO PROTESTANTISM BY THE KING OF FRANCE. (Spring 1534.)

171CHAPTER XV. CALVIN AT FERRARA. (Winter and Spring.)

44CHAPTER XXXIV. CONFERENCE AT THE LOUVRE FOR THE UNION OF TRUTH AND CATHOLICITY IN THE CHURCH. (1534.)

172CHAPTER XVI. CALVIN&#x27;S FLIGHT. (Spring, 1536.)

45CHAPTER XXXV. THE APPARITION AT ORLEANS. (Summer 1534.)

173CHAPTER XVII. CALVIN&#x27;S ARRIVAL AT GENEVA. (Summer, 1536.)

46CHAPTER XXXVI. FRANCIS PROPOSES A REFORMATION TO THE SORBONNE. (Autumn 1534.)

174PREFACE.

47BOOK III. FALL OF A BISHOP-PRINCE, AND FIRST EVANGELICAL BEGINNINGS IN GENEVA.

175BOOK X. THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND.

48CHAPTER II. THE GOSPEL AT GENEVA, AND THE SACK OF ROME. (January to June 1527.)

176CHAPTER II. THE MOVEMENT OF REFORM BEGINS. (1522 to April 1527.)

49CHAPTER III. THE BISHOP CLINGS TO GENEVA, BUT THE CANONS DEPART. (Summer 1527.)

177CHAPTER III. HAMILTON PREPARES HIMSELF IN GERMANY FOR THE REFORMATION OF SCOTLAND. (Spring, Summer, Autumn, 1527.)

50CHAPTER IV. THE BISHOP-PRINCE FLEES FROM GENEVA. (July and August 1527.)

178CHAPTER IV. EVANGELIZATION, TRIBULATIONS, AND SUCCESS OF HAMILTON IN SCOTLAND. (End of 1527 to the end of February 1528.)

51CHAPTER V. EXCOMMUNICATION OF GENEVA AND FUNERAL PROCESSION OF POPERY. (August 1527 to February 1528.)

179CHAPTER V. APPEARANCE, CONDEMNATION, MARTYRDOM. (End of February–March 1, 1528.)

52CHAPTER VI. THE KNIGHTS OF THE SPOON LEAGUE AGAINST GENEVA AT THE CASTLE OF BURSINEL. (March 1528.)

180CHAPTER VI. ALESIUS. (End of February 1528 to the end of 1531.)

53CHAPTER VII. INTRIGUES OF THE DUKE AND THE BISHOP. (Spring and Summer 1528.)

181CHAPTER VII. CONFESSORS OF THE GOSPEL AND MARTYRS ARE MULTIPLIED IN SCOTLAND. (End of 1531 to 1534.)

54CHAPTER VIII. DEATH OF PONTVERRE. (October 1528 to January 1529.)

182CHAPTER VIII. THE KING OF SCOTLAND BREAKS WITH ENGLAND, AND ALLIES HIMSELF WITH FRANCE AND THE GUISES. (1534–1539.)

55CHAPTER IX. THE REFORMATION BEGINS TO FERMENT IN GENEVA, AND THE OPPOSITION WITHOUT. (April 1529 to January 1530.)

183CHAPTER IX. DAVID BEATOUN ESTABLISHES HIS INFLUENCE: PERSECUTION REVIVES. (1539.)

56CHAPTER X. VARIOUS MOVEMENTS IN GENEVA, AND BONIVARD CARRIED PRISONER TO CHILLON. (March to May 1530.)

184CHAPTER X. TERGIVERSATIONS OF KING JAMES V.—NEGOTIATIONS WITH HENRY VIII.—THEY FAIL. (1540–January, 1542.)

57CHAPTER XI. THE ATTACK OF 1530. (August, September, and October.)

185CHAPTER XI. WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND—DEATH OF JAMES V. (1542.)

58CHAPTER XII. GENEVA RECLAIMED BY THE BISHOP AND AWAKENED BY THE GOSPEL. (November 1530 to October 1531.)

186CHAPTER XII. REGENCY OF THE EARL OF ARRAN.—IMPRISONMENT OF BEATOUN.—TREATY OF PEACE WITH ENGLAND. (1542–March 1543.)

59CHAPTER XIII. DANGER TO WHICH GENEVA IS EXPOSED BY THE DEFEAT OF CAPPEL. (October 1531 to January 1532.)

187CHAPTER XIII. BEATOUN IS LIBERATED AND RECOVERS HIS POWER.—BREACH OF THE TREATY.—FRESH PERSECUTION. (March, 1543.–Summer of 1544.)

60CHAPTER XIV. AN EMPEROR AND A SCHOOLMASTER. (Spring 1532.)

188CHAPTER XIV. WISHART: HIS MINISTRY AND HIS MARTYRDOM. (Summer of 1544-March, 1546.)

61CHAPTER XV. THE PARDON OF ROME AND THE PARDON OF HEAVEN. (June and July 1532.)

189CHAPTER XV. CONSPIRACY AGAINST BEATOUN.—HIS DEATH. (March To May 1546.)

62PREFACE.

190BOOK XI.CALVIN, AND THE PRINCIPLES OF HIS REFORM.

63BOOK IV. TIMES OF HOSTILITY TO THE REFORM IN FRANCE.

191CHAPTER II. THE DISPUTATION AT LAUSANNE. (October, 1536.)

64CHAPTER II. THE EXILE TURNS PREACHER.December 1533 and January 1534.)

192CHAPTER III. EXTENSION OF THE REFORM IN THE PAYS DE VAUD. (End of 1536.)

65CHAPTER III. CALVIN AT NÉRAC WITH ROUSSEL AND LEFÈVRE. (Winter of 1533-34.)

193CHAPTER IV. THE REFORM AT GENEVA.—FORMULARY OF FAITH AND OF DISCIPLINE. (End of 1536–1537.)

66CHAPTER IV. A DRAMATIC REPRESENTATION AT THE COURT OF NAVARRE. (Winter of 1533-34.)

194CHAPTER V. CALVIN CONTENDS WITH FOREIGN DOCTORS, AND IS ACCUSED OF ARIANISM. (March to June, 1537.)

67CHAPTER V. CALVIN AT POITIERS, AT THE BASSES-TREILLES, AND IN ST. BENEDICT&#x27;S CAVES. (Spring 1534.)

195CHAPTER VI. CALVIN AT THE SYNOD OF BERNE. (September, 1537.)

68CHAPTER VI. CALVIN AND HIS DISCIPLES BEGIN THE EVANGELISATION OF FRANCE. (Spring 1534.)

196CHAPTER VII. GENEVA.—THE CONFESSION OF FAITH SWORN AT ST. PETER’S. (End of 1537.)

69CHAPTER VII. THE EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANS OF PARIS IN 1534. (Summer 1534.)

197CHAPTER VIII. TROUBLES IN GENEVA. (Jan. and Feb. 1538.)

70CHAPTER VIII. CALVIN&#x27;S FIRST RELATIONS WITH THE LIBERTINES AND SERVETUS. (Summer 1534.)

198CHAPTER IX. STRUGGLES AT BERNE.—SYNOD OF LAUSANNE. (1538.)

71CHAPTER IX. THE PLACARDS. (October 1534.)

199CHAPTER X. THE COUNTER-REFORMATION PREVAILS.—CALVIN AND FAREL REFUSE TO GIVE THE LORD’S SUPPER.—THE PULPIT IS CLOSED TO THEM. (April 15 to 20, 1538.)

72CHAPTER X. THE KING&#x27;S ANGER. (Autumn 1534.)

200CHAPTER XI. CALVIN AND FAREL PREACH IN SPITE OF THE PROHIBITION BY THE COUNCIL.—THEY ARE BANISHED FROM GENEVA. (Easter, 1538.)

73CHAPTER XI. EXPIATIONS AND PROCESSIONS. (End of 1534 and Beginning of 1535.)

201CHAPTER XII. GREAT CONFUSION IN GENEVA.—THE COUNCIL OF BERNE MAKES A FRUITLESS INTERVENTION. (End of April, 1538.)

74CHAPTER XII. THE ELOQUENCE AND TORTURES OF FRANCIS I. (21st January 1535.)

202CHAPTER XIII. SYNOD OF ZURICH.—THE BERNESE AMBASSADORS CONDUCT CALVIN BACK TO GENEVA.—HE CANNOT ENTER THE TOWN. (End of April to end of May, 1538.)

75CHAPTER XIII. CALVIN AT STRASBURG, WITH ERASMUS, AND AT BASLE. (Summer and Autumn, 1534.)

203CHAPTER XIV. THE BANISHED MINISTERS AND THEIR SUCCESSORS. (End of 1538.)

76CHAPTER XIV. INSTITUTES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. (Winter 1534.)

204CHAPTER XV. STRASBURG AND GENEVA. (End of 1538–1539.)

77CHAPTER XV. CALVIN ADDRESSES THE KING AND DEPARTS FOR ITALY. (August 1535.)

205CHAPTER XVI. CALVIN’S RELATIONS WITH SADOLETO. (1539.)

78BOOK V. STRUGGLES OF THE REFORMATION.

206CHAPTER XVII. CATHOLICISM AT GENEVA.—MARRIAGE OF CALVIN AT STRASBURG. (End of 1539–1540.)

79CHAPTER II. PLOT OF THE WOMEN AGAINST REFORM; FAREL&#x27;S PREACHING. (1531.)

207CHAPTER XVIII. GENEVA.—DISSENSION AND SEVERITY. (1540.)

80CHAPTER III. A NEW REFORMER AND AN IMAGE-BREAKER. (1531.)

208BOOK XI.—(continuation.) CALVIN AND THE PRINCIPLES OF HIS REFORM.

81CHAPTER IV. THE BATTLES OF GRANDSON. (1531-1532.)

209CHAPTER XX. CALVIN AT RATISBON. (1541.)

82CHAPTER V. THE WALDENSES APPEAR. (1526 to October 1532.)

210CHAPTER XXII. THE ECCLESIASTICAL ORDINANCES. (September 1541.)

83CHAPTER VI. PLANS OF THE EMPEROR, THE DUKE OF SAVOY, AND THE BISHOP AGAINST GENEVA. (1530-1532.)

211CHAPTER XXIII. CALVIN’S PREACHING.

84CHAPTER VII. THE REFORMERS AND THE REFORMATION ENTER GENEVA. (October 1532.)

212CHAPTER XXIV. CALVIN’S ACTIVITY. (February 1542.)

85CHAPTER VIII. THE REFORMERS ARE EXPELLED FROM GENEVA. (October 1532.)

213BOOK XII. THE REFORMATION AMONG THE SCANDINAVIAN NATIONS: DENMARK, SWEDEN, AND NORWAY.

86CHAPTER IX. A JOURNEY TO THE VALLEYS OF PIEDMONT, AND STRUGGLES NEAR NEUCHATEL. (End of 1532.)

214CHAPTER III. TRIUMPH OF THE REFORMATION UNDER THE REIGN OF FREDERICK I., THE PEACEFUL. (1527-1533.)

87CHAPTER X. THE SCHOOLMASTER AND CLAUDINE LEVET. (November and December 1532.)

215CHAPTER IV. INTERREGNUM—CIVIL AND FOREIGN WAR. (1533.)

88CHAPTER XI. FORMATION OF THE CHURCH. FRIENDS AND OPPONENTS. (Middle to the End of Dec. 1532.)

216CHAPTER VI. THE EARLIEST REFORMERS OF SWEDEN. (1516-1523.)

89CHAPTER XII. THE SERMON AT THE MOLARD. (New Year&#x27;s Day, 1533.)

217CHAPTER VII. THE REFORMERS SUPPORTED BY THE LIBERATOR OF SWEDEN. (1519-1524.)

90CHAPTER XIII. HOLY SCRIPTURE AND THE LORD&#x27;S SUPPER AT GENEVA. (January and February 1533.)

218CHAPTER VIII. STRUGGLES. (1524-1527.)

91CHAPTER XIV. FORMATION OF A CATHOLIC CONSPIRACY. (Lent, 1533.)

219CHAPTER X. ‘CESAROPAPIE.’ (1528-1546.)

92CHAPTER XV. FIRST ARMED ATTACK OF THE CATHOLICS UPON THE REFORMATION. (March 28, 1533).

220CHAPTER XI. THE SONS OF GUSTAVUS VASA. (1560-1593.)

93CHAPTER XVI. TRUCE BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES. (From March 28 to May 4, 1533.)

221BOOK XIII. HUNGARY, POLAND, BOHEMIA, THE NETHERLANDS.

94CHAPTER XVII SECOND ATTACK, IN WHICH THE LEADER PERISHES. (May 4, 1533.)

222CHAPTER III. DEVAY AND HIS FELLOW-WORKERS. (1527-1538.)

95CHAPTER XVIII. THE CANON&#x27;S DEATH MADE A WEAPON AGAINST THE REFORM. (May to July 1533.)

223CHAPTER V. THE GOSPEL IN HUNGARY UNDER TURKISH RULE. (1545-1548.)

96CHAPTER XIX. CATASTROPHE. (Beginning of July, 1533.)

224CHAPTER VI. BOHEMIA, MORAVIA, AND POLAND. (1518-1521.)

97PREFACE.

225CHAPTER VIII. THE POLISH REFORMER IN THE NETHERLANDS AND IN FRIESLAND. (1537-1546).

98BOOK VI. ENGLAND BEGINS TO CAST OFF THE PAPACY.

226CHAPTER IX. BEGINNING OF REFORMATION IN THE NETHERLANDS. (1518-1524).

99CHAPTER I. THE NATION AND ITS PARTIES. (Autumn 1529.)

227CHAPTER X. ‘TOOTHING-STONES.’ (1525-1528.)

100CHAPTER II. PARLIAMENT AND ITS GRIEVANCES. (November 1529.)

228CHAPTER XII. LOUVAIN. (1537-1544.) (pt. 1)

101CHAPTER III. REFORMS. (End of 1529.)

229CHAPTER XII. LOUVAIN. (1537-1544.) (pt. 2)

102CHAPTER IV. ANNE BOLEYN’S FATHER BEFORE THE EMPEROR AND THE POPE. (Winter of 1530.)

230BOOK XIV. THE SPANISH MARTYRS.

103CHAPTER V. DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING THE DIVORCE AT OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE. (Winter of 1530.)

231CHAPTER II. REFORMATION AND INQUISITION.

104CHAPTER VI. HENRY VIII. SUPPORTED IN FRANCE AND ITALY BY THE CATHOLICS, AND BLAMED IN GERMANY BY THE PROTESTANTS. (January to September 1530.)

232CHAPTER III. SPAIN OUT OF SPAIN. (1537-1545.)

105CHAPTER VII. LATIMER AT COURT. (January To September 1530.)

233CHAPTER IV. THE NEW TESTAMENT IN SPANISH PRESENTED TO CHARLES THE FIFTH BY ENZINAS. (1542-1545.)

106CHAPTER VIII. THE KING SEEKS AFTER TYNDALE. (January to May 1531.)

234CHAPTER V. FANATICISM AND BROTHERLY LOVE. JUAN DIAZ. (1545-1547.)

107CHAPTER IX. THE KING OF ENGLAND RECOGNIZED AS HEAD OF THE CHURCH. (January to March 1531.)

235CHAPTER VI. SPANIARDS IN SPAIN. (1534-1542.)

108CHAPTER X. SEPARATION OF THE KING AND QUEEN. (March to June 1531.)

236CHAPTER VII. QUEEN JOANNA. (BORN 1479; DIED 1555.)

109CHAPTER XI. THE BISHOPS PLUNDER THE CLERGY, AND PERSECUTE THE PROTESTANTS. (September 1531 to 1532.)

237BOOK XV. ENGLAND.

110CHAPTER XII. THE MARTYRS. (1531.)

238CHAPTER II. HENRY VIII., SUPREME HEAD OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH—A MARTYR. (1538.)

111CHAPTER XIII. THE KING DESPOILS THE POPE AND THE CLERGY. (March to May 1532.)

239CHAPTER III. THE SIX ARTICLES. (1538-1540.)

112CHAPTER XIV. LIBERTY OF INQUIRY AND OF PREACHING IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. (1532.)

240CHAPTER IV. HENRY VIII. AND ANNE OF CLEVES. (1539-1540.)

113CHAPTER XV. HENRY VIII. ATTACKS THE PARTISANS OF THE POPE AND THE REFORMATION. (1532.)

241CHAPTER V. DISGRACE AND DEATH OF CROMWELL, EARL OF ESSEX. (1540.)

114CHAPTER XVI. THE NEW PRIMATE OF ALL ENGLAND. (February 1532 to March 1533.)

242CHAPTER VI. DIVORCE OF ANNE OF CLEVES. (1540.)

115CHAPTER XVII. QUEEN CATHERINE DESCENDS FROM THE THRONE, AND QUEEN ANNE BOLEYN ASCENDS IT. (November 1532 to July 1553.)

243CHAPTER VII. CATHERINE HOWARD, A CATHOLIC QUEEN. (1540.)

116CHAPTER XVIII. A REFORMER IN PRISON. (August 1532 to May 1533.)

244CHAPTER VIII. A PROTESTANT QUEEN, CATHERINE PARR. (1542.)

117CHAPTER XIX. A REFORMER CHOOSES RATHER TO LOSE HIS LIFE THAN TO SAVE IT. (May to July 1533.)

245CHAPTER IX. THE LAST MARTYRS OF HENRY&#x27;S REIGN. (1545.)

118CHAPTER XX. ENGLAND SEPARATES GRADUALLY FROM THE PAPACY. (1533.)

246CHAPTER X. QUEEN CATHERINE IN DANGER OF DEATH. (1546.)

119CHAPTER XXI. PARLIAMENT ABOLISHES THE USURPATIONS OF THE POPES IN ENGLAND. (January to March 1534.)

247CHAPTER XI. CLOSE OF THE REIGN OF HENRY VIII. (1546-JANUARY, 1547.)

120BOOK VII. MOVEMENTS OF THE REFORMATION IN ENGLAND, AT GENEVA, IN FRANCE, GERMANY, AND ITALY.

248BOOK XVI. GERMANY TO THE DEATH OF LUTHER.

121CHAPTER I. THE BISHOP ESCAPES FROM GENEVA, NEVER TO RETURN. (July 1533.)

249CHAPTER II. THE PRINCIPALITY OF ANHALT. (1522-1532.)

122CHAPTER II. TWO REFORMERS AND A DOMINICAN IN GENEVA. (July to December 1533.)

250CHAPTER III. THE TRIUMPH OF THE ANABAPTISTS OF MUNSTER. (1533.)

123CHAPTER III. FAREL, MAISONNEUVE, AND FURBITY IN GENEVA. (December 1533 to January 1534.)

251CHAPTER IV. THE ANABAPTISTS OF MUNSTER. EXCESSES. (1535.)

124CHAPTER IV. THE TOURNAMENT. (January to February 1534.)

252CHAPTER V. THE ANABAPTISTS OF MUNSTER. CHASTISEMENT. (1535-1536.)

125CHAPTER V. THE PLOT. (January and February 1534.)

253APPENDIX.

126CHAPTER VI. A FINAL EFFORT OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM. (February 10 to March 1, 1534.)

254Analysis

127CHAPTER VII. FAREL PREACHES IN THE GRAND AUDITORY OF THE CONVENT AT RIVE. (March 1 to April 25, 1534.)

255Reflection

128CHAPTER VIII. A BOLD PROTESTANT AT LYONS. (1530 TO 1534.)

256Memorable Quotes

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