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Ordinance for the Bakers of Regensburg (June 17, 1588)
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Village Violence, Imperial Justice—Wolfisheim (Alsace) (1524/25)
in: From the Reformations to the Thirty Years’ War (1500-1648)

An Abbot Negotiates with his Rural Subjects—Weingarten (Upper Swabia) (1432)
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The Grievances of Rural Subjects—Kempten (Upper Swabia) (1492)
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Codifying Customary Law—Germersheim (Palatinate) (16th Century)
in: From the Reformations to the Thirty Years’ War (1500-1648)

A Rural Commune Organizes its own Affairs—Ingenried (Bavaria) (1549)
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A Commune’s Oath of Loyalty—Herbolzheim (Upper Rhine) (16th Century)
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Preaching to Laymen in their Own Language—Johannes Geiler von Keysersberg, Sermon on the Ants (March 20, 1508)
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Preaching a Practical Spirituality—A Sermon by Johannes Tauler (14th century, published in 1515–16)
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Following Christ’s Example in the World—Thomas à Kempis, The Imitation of Christ (c. 1418)
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Teaching a Mystical Theology—The German Theology [Theologia Deutsch] (14th Century, published in 1516 and 1518)
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Preaching Future Security—Johann Tetzel, Sermon on Indulgences (c. 1517)
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Martin Luther, Ninety-Five Theses (October 31, 1517)
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Iconoclasm—Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt Argues against Images (1522)
in: From the Reformations to the Thirty Years’ War (1500-1648)

From Reformer to Revolutionary—Thomas Müntzer, Sermon to the Princes (July 13, 1524)
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Definition and Demarcation—Conrad Grebel and Others to Thomas Müntzer (September 5, 1524)
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An Anabaptist Confession of Faith—The Schleitheim Articles (1527)
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The Birth of Anabaptism—Report on Early Rebaptisms (January 30-February 7, 1525)
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Protestants vs. Radicals—A Lutheran Defends the Rights of Rulers in Religious Matters (1530)
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Radicals vs. Protestants—An Attack on Secular Claims to Religious Authority (1530)
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The Marburg Colloquy—Report by a Lutheran Eyewitness (1529)
in: From the Reformations to the Thirty Years’ War (1500-1648)

The Marburg Colloquy—The Marburg Articles (1529)
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The Marburg Colloquy—Ulrich Zwingli’s Report (October 20, 1529)
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Protestants and Radicals—Martin Bucer’s Debate with Hessian Anabaptists (1538)
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Martin Luther’s “Tower Experience” (1545)
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