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Book Description
- Title:
- The Origins of the Reformation
- Authors:
- James MacKinnon [1860-1945]
- Publication Year:
- 1939
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- Longmans, Green & Co.
- Pages:
- 448
- Subjects:
- Reformation, Church History
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
![James MacKinnon [1860-1945], The Origins of the Reformation](images/books1/origins-of-the-reformation_mackinnon.jpg)
Table of Contents
- The Medieval Empire and Papacy
- Boniface VIII. in Conflict with Philip IV and Edward I.
- The Papacy at Avignon
- The Religious Opposition
- Renewed Conflict with the Empire
- The Literary Attack on the Papacy
- The Englosh Parliament and the Papacy
- Wyclif as a Reformer (1)
- Wyclif as a Reformer (2)
- The Lollards
- The Great Schism (1378-1417)
- ]John Hus and the Reform Movement in Bohemia
- The Prosecution of Hus and Jerome
- The Revolutionary Sequel in Bohemia
- The Unity and Reform of the Church
- Renewed Conflict with the Papacy (1431-39)
- The Unreformed Papacy (1447-1517))
- Savonarola—Prophet and Reformer
- The Reolutionary Movement in Germany
- Late Mediaeval Dissent and Mysticism
- Mediaeval Thought in Relation to the Reformation
- Humanism in Relation to the Reformation (1)
- Humanism in Relation to the Reformation (2)
- Conclusiom
Cross References
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