D’Aubigné’s History of the great reformation in Germany and Switzerland : reviewed and refuted , or the reformation in Germany, examined in its instruments, causes, manner, and in its influence of religion, government, literature, and general civilization

PLAN OF THE REVIEW PART I. THE CHARACTER OF THE REFORMERS 38 PART II. THE CAUSES AND MANNER OF THE REFORMATION 67 PART III. THE INFLUENCE OF THE REFORMATION ON RELIGION 162 PART IV. THE INFLUENCE OF THE REFORMATION ON SOCIETY 245 CONTENTS Introduction 25 CHAPTER I. The character of the reformers 38 CHAPTER II. The character of the reformation — Theory of M. D’Aubign examined 67 CHAPTER III. Pretexts for the reformation 75 CHAPTER IV. The true causes and manner of the reformation, and the means by which it was effected 91 CHAPTER V. The reformation in Switzerland 123 CHAPTER VI. Reaction of Catholicity and decline of Protestantism 139 CHAPTER VII. Influence of the reformation on doctrinal belief 162 CHAPTER VIII. Influence of the reformation on morals 185 CHAPTER IX. Influence of the reformation on worship 206 CHAPTER X. Influence of the reformation on the Bible ; on Bible reading, and biblical studies 290 CHAPTER XI. Influence of the reformation on religious liberty 245 CHAPTER XII. Influence of the reformation on civil liberty 275 CHAPTER XIII. The reformation at Geneva, and its influence on civil and religious liberty 320 CHAPTER XIV. Influence of the reformation on literature 324 CHAPTER XV. Influence of the reformation on civilization 358 Conclusion 377 Digitized by Google.