History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin. Vol. 2 (of 8)

by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné

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Contents

1. Contents of the Second Volume
2. Chapter XIII. John Calvin a Student at the University of Orleans. (1527-1528.)
3. Chapter XIV. Calvin Taught at Orleans of God and Man; Begins to Defend and Propagate the Faith. (1528.)
4. Chapter XV. Calvin Called at Bourges to the Evangelical Work. (1528-1529.)
5. Chapter XVI. Berquin, the Most Learned of the Nobility, a Martyr for the Gospel. (1529.)
6. Chapter XVII. First Labours of Calvin at Paris. (1529.)
7. Chapter XVIII. Margaret's Sorrows and the Festivities of the Court (1530-1531.)
8. Chapter XIX. Diplomatists, Backsliders, Martyrs. (1531.)
9. Chapter XX. Calvin's Separation from the Hierarchy: His First Work, His Friends. (1532.)
10. Chapter XXI. Conferences at Smalcald and Calais. (March to October 1532.)
11. Chapter XXII. A Captive Prince Escapes from the Hands of the Emperor. (Autumn 1532.)
12. Chapter XXIII. The Gospel Preached at the Louvre and in the Metropolitan Churches. (Lent 1533.)
13. Chapter XXIV. Defeat of the Romish Party in Paris and Momentary Triumph of the Gospel. (1533.)
14. Chapter XXV. Conference of Bologna. The Council and Catherine De Medici. (Winter 1532-1533.)
15. Chapter XXVI. Intrigues of Charles V., Francis I., and Clement VII., Around Catherine. (Winter 1532-1533.)
16. Chapter XXVII. Storm Against the Queen of Navarre and Her 'Mirror of the Sinful Soul.' (Summer 1533.)
17. Chapter XXVIII. Triumph of the Queen of Navarre. (Autumn 1533.)
18. Chapter XXIX. Catherine De Medici Given to France. (October 1533.)
19. Chapter XXX. Address of the Rector to the University of Paris. (November 1533.)
20. Chapter XXXI. Conference and Alliance Between Francis I. And Philip of Hesse at Bar-Le-Duc. (Winter 1533-34.)
21. Chapter XXXII. Triumph and Martyrdom. (Winter 1533-34.)
22. Chapter XXXIII. Wurtemberg Given to Protestantism by the King of France. (Spring 1534.)
23. Chapter XXXIV. Conference at the Louvre for the Union of Truth and Catholicity in the Church. (1534.)
24. Chapter XXXV. The Apparition at Orleans. (Summer 1534.)
25. Chapter XXXVI. Francis Proposes A Reformation to the Sorbonne. (Autumn 1534.)
26. Chapter I. The Renaissance, the Reformation, the Middle Ages. (1526.)
27. Chapter II. The Gospel at Geneva, and the Sack of Rome. (January to June 1527.)
28. Chapter III. The Bishop Clings to Geneva, but the Canons Depart. (Summer 1527.)
29. Chapter IV. The Bishop-Prince Flees from Geneva. (July and August 1527.)
30. Chapter V. Excommunication of Geneva and Funeral Procession of Popery. (August 1527 to February 1528.)
31. Chapter VI. The Knights of the Spoon League Against Geneva at the Castle of Bursinel. (March 1528.)
32. Chapter VII. Intrigues of the Duke and the Bishop. (Spring and Summer 1528.)
33. Chapter VIII. Death of Pontverre. (October 1528 to January 1529.)
34. Chapter IX. The Reformation Begins to Ferment in Geneva, and the Opposition Without. (April 1529 to January 1530.)
35. Chapter X. Various Movements in Geneva, and Bonivard Carried Prisoner to Chillon. (March to May 1530.)
36. Chapter XI. The Attack of 1530. (August, September, and October.)
37. Chapter XII. Geneva Reclaimed by the Bishop and Awakened by the Gospel. (November 1530 to October 1531.)
38. Chapter XIII. Danger to Which Geneva Is Exposed by the Defeat of Cappel. (October 1531 to January 1532.)
39. Chapter XIV. An Emperor and A Schoolmaster. (Spring 1532.)
40. Chapter XV. The Pardon of Rome and the Pardon of Heaven. (June and July 1532.)

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