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VG orig. black boards in good purple dj. xxiv, 397 p.; 5 illus. on 4 halftone pl.; 23.5 cm. Dedication: In honor of Harold J. Grimm. Contents -- Partone: The municipal setting of the reformation. The control of morals in Calvin's Geneva, Robert M. Kingdon; The reformation in Nurnberg, Gottfried Seebass; Hard work, good work, and school work: an analysis of Wenzeslaus Linck's conception of civic responsibility, Charles E. Daniel, Jr.; The lawyers, Dr. Christoph Scheurl, and the reformation in Nurnberg, Phillip Norton Bebb; Patricians in dissension: a case study from sixteenth-century Nurnberg,Jackson Spielvogel -- part two: The impact of the reformation on society.The dynamics of printing in the sixteenth century, Richard G. Cole; The reformation and the German Peasants' War, Hans J. Hillerbrand; Christian humanism and the freedom of a Christian: Johann Eberlin von Gunzburg to the peasants, Kyle C. Sessions; The two social strands in Italian anabaptism ca. 1526-ca. 1565, George H. Williams; John Foxe and the ladies, Roland H. Bainton; Wittenberg botanists during the sixteenth century, Karl H. Dannenfeldt;Luther's social concern for students, Lewis W. Spitz; Albrecht Durer's "Four Apostles": a memorial picture from the reformation era, Gerhard Pfeiffer;The significance of the epitaph monument for early Lutheran ecclesiasticalart, Carl C. Christensen -- part three: The organization of the reformation. The Lutheran church of the reformation: problems of its formation and organization in the Middle and North German territories, Irmgard Hoss; Protestant endowment law in the Franconian church ordinances, Hans Liermann; Thesecond Nurnberg church visitation, 1560-1561, Gerhard Hirschmann -- Notes on contributors -- Index. Binding is Hardcover.