The history of the Protestant Reformation. As it was began by Luther in Germany, Anno 1516. And carried on by him and others to the year 1523. Translated principally out of Scultetus his Annalium Evangelicorum, Dec. 1. With some additions out of other authors, and reflections upon the history of each year. In which the reader may see the occasion of that alteration of religion; the state of the Church at that time; who were the first instruments in that reformation; what the Protestant doctrines were for which our forefathers contended; in what order severa places were reformed, &c. With many other things both pleasing and profitable, relating to the history of the reforming church during those years. The first part.

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  • The history of the Protestant Reformation. As it was began by Luther in Germany, Anno 1516. And carried on by him and others to the year 1523. Translated principally out of Scultetus his Annalium Evangelicorum, Dec. 1. With some additions out of other authors, and reflections upon the history of each year. In which the reader may see the occasion of that alteration of religion; the state of the Church at that time; who were the first instruments in that reformation; what the Protestant doctrines were for which our forefathers contended; in what order severa places were reformed, &c. With many other things both pleasing and profitable, relating to the history of the reforming church during those years. The first part.
  • Annalium evangelicorum.
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Imprint
London: printed by A. M. and R. R. for Edward Giles stationer in St. Andrews parish in Norwich, 1680.
Added name
Luther, Martin, 1483-1546.
Publication year
1680
ESTC No.
R222998
Grub Street ID
96911
Description
[8]+ p. ; 4⁰
Note
Signatures: A? ...

Lacking all after The Introduction.

The 1989 edition of Martin Luther's History of the Reformation is generally described as a translation from John Sleiden; the title page attribution here has not been traced; there is insufficient text to determine whether the two works are the same.
Uncontrolled note
Burney Collection copy at the British Library lacks all after p. [8]