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Chapter 1 BIRTH AND PARENTAGE.
Chapter 2 CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLDAYS.
Chapter 3 AT THE CONTENT AT ERFURT, TILL 1508.
Chapter 4 CALL TO WITTENBERG. JOURNEY TO ROME.
Chapter 5 THE NINETY-FIVE THESES.
Chapter 6 THE CONTROVERSY CONCERNING INDULGENCES.
Chapter 7 LUTHER AT AUGSBURG BEFORE CAIETAN. APPEAL TO A COUNCIL.
Chapter 8 MILTITZ AND THE DISPUTATION AT LEIPZIG, WITH IT RESULTS.
Chapter 9 LUTHER'S FURTHER WORK, WRITINGS, AND INWARD PROGRESS, UNTIL 1520.
Chapter 10 ALLIANCE WITH THE HUMANISTS AND THE NOBILITY.
Chapter 11 LUTHER'S WORKS TO THE CHRISTIAN NOBILITY OF THE GERMAN NATION, AND ON THE BABYLONIAN CAPTIVITY.
Chapter 12 THE BULL OF EXCOMMUNICATION, AND LUTHER'S REPLY.
Chapter 13 LUTHER AT THE WARTBURG, TO HIS VISIT TO WITTENBERG IN 1521.
Chapter 14 LUTHER'S FURTHER SOJOURN AT THE WARTBURG, AND HIS RETURN TO WITTENBERG, 1522.
Chapter 15 LUTHER'S RE-APPEARANCE AND FRESH LABOURS AT WITTENBEBG, 1522.
Chapter 16 LUTHER AND HIS ANTI-CATHOLIC WORK OF REFORMATION, UP TO 1525
Chapter 17 THE REFORMER AGAINST THE FANATICS AND PEASANTS UP TO 1525.
Chapter 18 SURVEY.
Chapter 19 CONTINUED LABOURS AND PERSONAL LIFE TO 1529.
Chapter 20 ERASMUS AND HENRY VIII.-CONTROVERSY WITH ZWINGLI AND HIS FOLLOWERS, UP TO 1528.
Chapter 21 CHURCH DIVISIONS IN GERMANY-WAR WITH THE TURKS-THE CONFERENCE AT MARBURG, 1529.
Chapter 22 THE DIET OF AUGSBURG AND LUTHER AT COBURG, 1530.
Chapter 23 LUTHER UNDER JOHN FREDERICK. 1632-34.
Chapter 24 NEGOTIATIONS RESPECTING A COUNCIL AND UNION AMONG THE PROTESTANTS.-THE LEGATE VERGERIUS 1535.-THE WITTENBERG CONCORD 1536.
Chapter 25 No.25
Chapter 26 OTHER LABOURS AND TRANSACTIONS, 1535-39.-ARCHBISHOP ALBERT AND SCH NITZ.-AGRICOLA.
Chapter 27 LUTHER AND THE PROGRESS AND INTERNAL TROUBLES OF PROTESTANTISM. 1538-1541.
Chapter 28 PROGRESS AND INTEENAL TROUBLES OF PROTESTANTISM. 1541-44.
Chapter 29 LUTHER'S LATER LIFE DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL DETAILS.
Chapter 30 LUTHER'S LAST YEAR AND DEATH.
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Chapter 23 LUTHER UNDER JOHN FREDERICK. 1632-34.

Political peace had been the blessing which Luther hoped to see obtained for his countrymen and his Church, during the anxious time of the Augsburg Diet. Such a peace had now been gained by the development of political relations, in which he himself had only so far co-operated as to exhort the Protestant States to practise all the moderation in the

             
            

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