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CHAPTER II THE LUTHERAN REFORMATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES (
1500 - 1750 ) THE Treaties of Westphalia divide roughly into two halves the long
period from the start of the Reformation to the middle of the eighteenth century ,
the ...
CHAPTER II THE LUTHERAN REFORMATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES (
1500 - 1750 ) THE Treaties of Westphalia divide roughly into two halves the long
period from the start of the Reformation to the middle of the eighteenth century ,
the ...
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But the work of Hans Sachs , whose immense production covers almost the
whole of the sixteenth century , was still entirely consecrated to the problems of
the time , and developed in the shadow of the Reformation . We find in it also the
echo ...
But the work of Hans Sachs , whose immense production covers almost the
whole of the sixteenth century , was still entirely consecrated to the problems of
the time , and developed in the shadow of the Reformation . We find in it also the
echo ...
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The progress of territorialism substituted for the strongly personal and popular art
of the Reformation a courtly and aristocratic art aloof from the people and
responding only to the aspirations of the higher classes . These courts ,
especially in ...
The progress of territorialism substituted for the strongly personal and popular art
of the Reformation a courtly and aristocratic art aloof from the people and
responding only to the aspirations of the higher classes . These courts ,
especially in ...
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GERMANYS OFFENSIVE AGAINST | 19 |
THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE | 41 |
THE LUTHERAN REFORMATION AND ITS CON | 67 |
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