Bibliography for The Turbulent Friar: Martin Luther and the origins of Protestantism in early modern Europe (HIST3026) (V13162) BETA

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Forster, M.R.: The Twenty-First-Century Luther. German History. 35, 290–303 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1093/gerhis/ghx045.

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Wyclif, J.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘On indulgences’ (no. 1.18). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 15–15. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Hus, J.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘The treatise on the church’ (no1.19). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 15–16. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Rummel, E.: Chapter 3, Voices of reform from Hus to Erasmus. In: Handbook of European history, 1400-1600: late Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation. pp. 61–92. E.J. Brill, Leiden (1995).

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Luther, M., Thornton, A.: Preface to the Complete Edition of Luther’s Latin Works (1545), http://www.projectwittenberg.org/pub/resources/text/wittenberg/luther/preflat-eng.txt, (1545).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Disputation against scholastic theology’ (no. 2.4). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 28-. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Mullett, M.: Chapter 1. In: Martin Luther. Routledge, London (2004).

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Lindberg, C.: The European reformations sourcebook - Documents related to indulgence selling (nos 2.6-2.9). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 29–32. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘The Ninety-five Theses’ (no. 2.10). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 32–33. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Prierias, S.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Dialogue against the … Theses of Martin Luther’ (no. 2.11). In: The European reformations sourcebook. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Mullett, M.: Chapter 4. In: Martin Luther. Routledge, London (2004).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘To the Christian nobility’ (no. 2.15). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 36–38. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Luther, M.: The Renaissance in Europe: an anthology - ‘The Babylonian captivity’ (no. 72). In: The Renaissance in Europe: an anthology. pp. 323–328. Yale University Press, in association with the Open University, New Haven (2000).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘The freedom of a Christian’ (no. 2.17). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 39–40. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Mullett, M.: Chapter 6 of Martin Luther (to page 119 only). In: Martin Luther. Routledge, London (2004).

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Lindberg, C.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Luther’s hearing before Cardinal Cajetan at Augsburg’ (no. 2.12). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 34–35. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Lindberg, C.: The European reformations sourcebook - Documents that relate to the Diet of Worms (nos 2.18-2.21). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 40–45. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Mullett, M.A.: Martin Luther. Routledge, London (2004).

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Bodenstein von Karlstadt, A.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘On the abolition of images and that there should be no beggars among Christians’ (no. 3.13). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 57–58. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Müntzer, T.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Letter to Melanchthon’ (no. 5.3). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 85–86. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Letter to the Christians at Strasbourg in opposition to the fanatic spirit [Karlstadt]’ (no. 5.5). In: The European reformations sourcebook. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Letter to the princes of Saxony concerning the rebellious spirit [Müntzer]’ (no. 5.6). In: The European reformations sourcebook. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Williams, G.H.: Chapter 3, Lutheran spiritsualists: Carlstadt and Muntzer. In: The radical Reformation. Truman State University Press, Kirksville, Mo (2000).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Temporal authority: To what extent it should be obeyed’ (no. 14.6). In: The European reformations sourcebook. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Lötzer, S.: The Renaissance in Europe: an anthology - ‘The Twelve articles of the peasants of Swabia’ (no. 81). In: The Renaissance in Europe: an anthology. pp. 341–347. Yale University Press, in association with the Open University, New Haven (2000).

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Luther, M.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘Against the robbing and murdering hordes of peasants’ (no. 5.16). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 97–98. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Scott, T.: Chapter 4 of A Companion to the Reformation World - ‘The Peasants’ War’. In: A Companion to the Reformation World. pp. 56–69.

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Lindberg, C.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘The Augsburg Confession’ (no. 8.12). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 152–153. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Lindberg, C.: The European reformations sourcebook - Luther’s writings on the right to resist the emperor (nos 8.18-8.19). In: The European reformations sourcebook. pp. 158–160. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Lindberg, C.: The European reformations sourcebook - ‘The Peace of Augsburg’ (no. 8.21). In: The European reformations sourcebook. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford (2000).

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Dixon, C.S.: Chapter 9, The princely Reformation in Germany. In: The Reformation world. pp. 146–168. Routledge, Abingdon (2000).