In 2000, Andrew Pettegree, director of the St. Andrews Reformation Studies Institute in Scotland, rightly remarked that scholarship on the Reformation has “expanded, geographically and thematically” to such an extent that “it is almost impossible for one individual scholar to do it justice.” Almost impossible, but maybe not quite. In The Reformation, B (...)
May 21, 2004
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The Reformation
The ReformationA HistoryDiarmaid MacCullochViking, $34.95, 750 pp.
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