01785cam a2200301   45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720200015000890400018001040500021001220820010001432450094001532500011002472600037002583000024002954400045003195050736003646500017011006500026011176510046011437000038011899060045012279420033012729990017013059520161013224077598AUA.120171207114119.0721110s1972    mau      b    000 0 eng    a   72002273   a0669816205  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aCB359b.S64 197200a270.614aThe Reformation :bbasic interpretations /cEdited and with an introd. by Lewis W. Spitz.  a2d ed.  aLexington, Mass.,bHeathc[1972]  axxi, 221 p.c21 cm. 0aProblems in European civilization9231110 aBainton, R. H. Interpretations of the Reformation.--Dilthey, W. The interpretation and analysis of man in the 15th and 16th centuries.--Troeltsch, E. Renaissance and Reformation.--Spitz, L. W. The third generation of German Renaissance humanists.--Walker, P. C. G. Capitalism and the Reformation.--Holborn, H. The social basis of the German Reformation.--Grimm, H. J. Social forces in the German Reformation.--Lea, H. C. The eve of the Reformation.--Lortz, J. Why did the Reformation happen?--Ritter, G. Why the Reformation occured in Germany.--Barth, K. Reformation as decision.--Luther, M. Luther's road to the Reformation.--Erikson, E. H. Young man Luther.--Bainton, R. H. Luther's struggle for faith.--Bibliography (p. 213-221) 0aReformation. 0aReformationzGermany. 0aGermanyxIntellectual lifey16th century.  aSpitz, Lewis William,d1922-eed.  a7bcbccorignewd2eocipf19gy-gencatlg  2lcccBOOKhCB 359i.S64 1972  c19016d19016  00102lcc40708BooksaAUA.1bAUA.1cGSd2017-12-07eBought by JTLg5.99hAUA21985oCB 359 .S64 1972pAUA21985r2017-12-07 00:00:00v5.99w2017-12-07yBOOK