History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin. Vol. 3 (of 8)
by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné
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Contents
- Preface
- Contents of the Third Volume
- Chapter I. Calvin, the Fugitive, in His Retreat at Angoulême. (November and December, 1533.)
- Chapter II. The Exile Turns Preacher. (December 1533 and January 1534.)
- Chapter III. Calvin at Nérac with Roussel and Lefèvre. (Winter of 1533-34.)
- Chapter IV. A Dramatic Representation at the Court of Navarre. (Winter of 1533-34.)
- Chapter V. Calvin at Poitiers, at the Basses-Treilles, and in St. Benedict's Caves. (Spring 1534.)
- Chapter VI. Calvin and His Disciples Begin the Evangelisation of France. (Spring 1534.)
- Chapter VII. The Evangelical Christians of Paris in 1534. (Summer 1534.)
- Chapter VIII. Calvin's First Relations with the Libertines and Servetus. (Summer 1534.)
- Chapter IX. The Placards. (October 1534.)
- Chapter X. The King's Anger. (Autumn 1534.)
- Chapter XI. Expiations and Processions. (End of 1534 and Beginning of 1535.)
- Chapter XII. The Eloquence and Tortures of Francis I. (21st January 1535.)
- Chapter XIII. Calvin at Strasburg, with Erasmus, and at Basle. (Summer and Autumn, 1534.)
- Chapter XIV. Institutes of the Christian Religion. (Winter 1534.)
- Chapter XV. Calvin Addresses the King and Departs for Italy. (August 1535.)
- Chapter I. Efforts in the Pays De Vaud. (1521.)
- Chapter II. Plot of the Women Against Reform; Farel's Preaching. (1531.)
- Chapter III. A New Reformer and an Image-Breaker. (1531.)
- Chapter IV. The Battles of Grandson. (1531-1532.)
- Chapter V. The Waldenses Appear. (1526 to October 1532.)
- Chapter VI. Plans of the Emperor, the Duke of Savoy, and the Bishop Against Geneva. (1530-1532.)
- Chapter VII. The Reformers and the Reformation Enter Geneva. (October 1532.)
- Chapter VIII. The Reformers Are Expelled from Geneva. (October 1532.)
- Chapter IX. A Journey to the Valleys of Piedmont, and Struggles Near Neuchatel. (End of 1532.)
- Chapter X. The Schoolmaster and Claudine Levet. (November and December 1532.)
- Chapter XI. Formation of the Church. Friends and Opponents. (Middle to the End of Dec. 1532.)
- Chapter XII. The Sermon at the Molard. (New Year's Day, 1533.)
- Chapter XIII. Holy Scripture and the Lord's Supper at Geneva. (January and February 1533.)
- Chapter XIV. Formation of A Catholic Conspiracy. (Lent, 1533.)
- Chapter XV. First Armed Attack of the Catholics Upon the Reformation. (March 28, 1533)
- Chapter XVI. Truce Between the Two Parties. (From March 28 to May 4, 1533.)
- Chapter XVII. Second Attack, in Which the Leader Perishes. (May 4, 1533.)
- Chapter XVIII. The Canon's Death Made A Weapon Against the Reform. (May to July 1533.)
- Chapter XIX. Catastrophe. (Beginning of July, 1533.)