An edition of The dawn of modern civilization (1962)

The dawn of modern civilization

studies in Renaissance, Reformation and other topics, presented to honor Albert Hyma.

2d ed. edited by Kenneth A. Strand.

by Kenneth Albert Strand

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An edition of The dawn of modern civilization (1962)

The dawn of modern civilization

studies in Renaissance, Reformation and other topics, presented to honor Albert Hyma.

2d ed. edited by Kenneth A. Strand.

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Protestant Reformation - tragedy or triumph for Christian humanism? By G.A. Hoar.

Erasmus and the apologetic textbook: a study of the De duplici Copia verborum ac rerum, by J.K. Sowards.

Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples: heir of the Dutch reformers of the fifteenth century, by C.L. Salley.

Luther and the peasants' war, a brief summary, by R.N. Crossley.

Martin Luther and the devotio moderna in Herford, by W.M. Landeen.

Luther's dilemma: restitution or reformation? By L. Verduin.

French Calvinism: a "subversive" movement in the Spanish Netherlands, by G.J. Hoffman.

Catholics, Calvinists and Philip II: the patriotic movement and patriotic propaganda in the revolt of the Netherlands, from 1576 to 1581, by E.L. Van Ryn.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
CONTENTS CONTINUED.--Antoine Arnauld's first controversy: De la fréquente communion, by N.D. Kurland.--The conquest of Formosa: Dutch-Chinese relationships in the seventeenth century, by P.B. Cares.--The decline of Dutch commercial privilege in France, 1648-1657, by F.E. Dykema.--Dutch opinion during the first Anglo-Dutch war, by R.L. Haan.--School organizational patterns of the Brethren of the Common Life, by J.S. Henkel.--The Brethren of the Common Life and fifteenth-century printing: a brief survey, by K.A. Strand.--The original constitution of the Brethren of the Common Life at Deventer.--Major works of Albert Hyma (p. 401-405)

Published in: Ann Arbor, Mich

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class: 940.23
Library of Congress: CB5 .S8 1964

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Pagination: 422 p.
Number of pages: 422

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Open Library: OL5936244M
LCCN: 65003609
OCLC/WorldCat: 2458094
Library Thing: 2409617

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The dawn of modern civilization

studies in Renaissance, Reformation and other topics, presented to honor Albert Hyma.

by Kenneth Albert Strand