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The Age of the Reformation

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  1. 1Epigraph
  2. 2Vitâ Cariori Filiolae Priscillae Sacrum
  3. 3Chapter VI — England.................. 277
  4. 4Bibliography...................... 751 — Section 1 — The World
  5. 5Section 2 — The Church
  6. 6Section 3 — Causes of the Reformation
  7. 7Section 4 — The Mystics
  8. 8Section 5 — Pre-Reformers
  9. 9Section 6 — Nationalizing the Churches
  10. 10Section 7 — The Humanists
  11. 11Chapter II — Germany
  12. 12Section 2 — The Revolution
  13. 13Section 3 — The Formation or the Protestant Party
  14. 14Section 7 — Note on Scandinavia, Poland, and Hungary
  15. 15Chapter III — Switzerland
  16. 16Section 2 — Calvin
  17. 17Chapter IV — France
  18. 18Section 2 — The Calvinist Party. 1536-1559
  19. 19Chapter V — The Netherlands
  20. 20Section 2 — The Calvinist Revolt
  21. 21Chapter VI — England
  22. 22Section 3 — The Catholic Reaction Under Mary. 1553-58
  23. 23Section 4 — The Elizabethan Settlement. 1558-88
  24. 24Section 5 — Ireland
  25. 25Chapter VII — Scotland
  26. 26Chapter VIII — The Counter-Reformation
  27. 27Section 2 — The Papacy. 1522-1590
  28. 28Section 3 — The Council of Trent
  29. 29Section 4 — The Company of Jesus
  30. 30Section 5 — The Inquisition and Index
  31. 31Chapter IX — The Iberian Peninsula and the Expansion of Europe
  32. 32Section 2 — Exploration
  33. 33Chapter X — Social Conditions
  34. 34Section 2 — Wealth and Prices
  35. 35Section 3 — Institutions
  36. 36Section 4 — Private Life and Manners
  37. 37Chapter XI — The Capitalistic Revolution
  38. 38Section 2 — The Rise of the Money Power
  39. 39Section 1 — Biblical and Classical Scholarship
  40. 40Section 2 — History
  41. 41Section 3 — Political Theory
  42. 42Section 4 — Science
  43. 43Section 5 — Philosophy
  44. 44Chapter XIII — The Temper of the Times
  45. 45Section 2 — Witchcraft
  46. 46Section 3 — Education
  47. 47Section 5 — Books
  48. 48Section 1 — The Religious and Political Interpretations. (Sixteenth…
  49. 49Section 2 — The Rationalistic Critique. (The Eighteenth Century)
  50. 50Section 4 — The Economic and Evolutionary Interpretations. (1859 to…
  51. 51Section 5 — Concluding Estimate
  52. 522 — General Works
  53. 53Chapter I — The Old and the New
  54. 54Section 4 — The Mystics
  55. 55Treatises
  56. 56Section 5 — Pre-Reformers
  57. 57Treatises
  58. 58Section 6 — Nationalizing the Churches
  59. 59Section 7 — The Humanists
  60. 60Treatises
  61. 61Chapter II — Germany
  62. 62Section 1 — Luther
  63. 63Section 6 — Scandinavia, Poland, and Hungary
  64. 64Chapter III — Switzerland
  65. 65Section 2 — Calvin
  66. 66Chapter IV — France
  67. 67Chapter V — The Netherlands — Sources
  68. 68Literature
  69. 69Chapter VI — England 1509-88 — Sources
  70. 70Literature
  71. 71Chapter VII — Scotland
  72. 72Literature
  73. 73Chapter VIII — The Counter Reformation
  74. 74Section 3 — The Council of Trent
  75. 75Literature
  76. 76Section 4 — The Jesuits
  77. 77Literature
  78. 78Section 5 — The Inquisition and the Index
  79. 79Literature
  80. 80Chapter IX — The Iberian Peninsula and the Expansion of Europe
  81. 81Literature
  82. 82Section 2 — The Expansion of Europe
  83. 83Chapter X — Social Conditions
  84. 84Literature
  85. 85Treatises
  86. 86Chapter XI — The Capitalistic Revolution
  87. 87Chapter XII — Main Currents of Thought
  88. 88Section 2 — History
  89. 89Originals
  90. 90Section 3 — Political Theory
  91. 91Literature
  92. 92Section 4 — Science
  93. 93Section 5 — Philosophy
  94. 94Chapter XIII — The Temper of the Times
  95. 95Section 2 — Witchcraft
  96. 96Section 3 — Education
  97. 97Section 4 — Art
  98. 98Section 5 — Belles Lettres
  99. 99Chapter XIV — The Reformation Interpreted

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