reformation

Text and illustrations look at the places, events, and people of the Reformation.

Presents the ninety-five theses that Martin Luther nailed to the Castle Church door in 1517 in protest against Rome's practice of buying and selling indulgences.

In graphic novel format looks at the life of sixteenth-century leader of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther.

A biography of Martin Luther, founder of the Protestant Reformation.

"The authority of the pope was challenged by Martin Luther, a monk who wished to reform some corrupt practices of the Catholic Church. This challenge ended up changing not just Christianity but the social order. Artwork and texts provide a window into the events of this fascinating time"--Amazon.com.

This volume, organized into seven chapters, presents information on the Italian and Northern Renaissance culture, science during the Renaissance, and the social and economic factors that affected various peoples during the early and late Renaissance.

Examines events in Europe leading up to the Reformation, and discusses how notable persons and ideas furthered the Reformation across the continent and changed history. Includes a glossary and an index.

Presents a biography of Martin Luther's life, from his early struggles with faith to his emergence as the leading figure in the Reformation.

Collects a range of primary sources written by different authors in Europe who were part of the Reformation, such as Calvin, Luther, and writings from different edicts and gatherings of the church. Explores what life was like living during those times, including topics of art, religion, family life, food, and recreation.