Titlebook: Politics and Society in Reformation Europe; E. I. Kouri (Professor of History),Tom Scott (Lect Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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The Common Man and the Lost Austria in the West: A Contribution to the German Problemin, is not the class character of the new Germany created in 1871, but its confessional character. The point was perfectly made by Adolf Stoecker, the Prussian court preacher, who exulted that ‘the Holy German Evangelical Empire is now achieved’, in which ‘we can see the hand of God from 1517 to 1871!’.

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Church Property in the German Protestant Principalitiestrolled all such property. Not surprisingly, the effects of such widescale transfer of ecclesiastical property were not limited to the financial sphere, nor were the major principalities, which will be considered in this survey, the only ones to benefit.

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‘History of Crime’ or ‘History of Sin’? — Some Reflections on the Social History of Early Modern Church Discipline contributors and the editor in his introduction obviously agreed on the maxim that ‘it is by isolating and correcting error that progress comes, and in the very difficult region of historical inquiry … the practitioner need not object to having traps and pitfalls pointed out to him’.

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The Impact of the Reformation: Problems and Perspectivesbiguity of our term ‘event’. They will only do so, however, if we avoid the translation errors, typical of all modern German and English versions and perpetuated even by the properly influential R. G. Collingwood, who sees in the Preface to his history of the ancient Near East a simple declaration o

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Police and the Territorial State in Sixteenth-century Württembergt has taken many forms: sometimes a Whig view of the state’s progressive and modernising role, sometimes a Marxian view of the state as a coercive means of ensuring class domination, sometimes an anthropological understanding of a process of ‘acculturation’, in which rural culture was eroded by a st

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The Problem of ‘Failure’ in the Swiss Reformation: Some Preliminary Reflectionssses, but also its failures. He has pointed to a general deficiency of modern historical research on the Reformation period. Understandably historians have concentrated their questions concerning the religious renewal in diverse areas of Europe on where it happened, why it happened, and who made it