Unlock the history behind the English Reformation and its continental echoes.
This scholarly edition collects the introductory and core lectures on the Reformation in England and a broad survey of the European movement. Edited by W. A. Coolidge, it preserves the voice of Aubrey Lackington Moore and anchors the work with notes, references, and an index. The volume blends original lectures with selected writings published in periodicals, offering a connected view of key reformers and the evolving church state during a pivotal era.
- Delves into the reformers Wyclif, Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin, placing their ideas in context.
- Traces church-state relations, doctrinal shifts, and the legal framework that shaped the Reformation.
- Includes Moore’s own writings alongside articles from contemporary journals, plus editorial notes and an index.
- Provides a broad, accessible overview for students and general readers seeking a cohesive history.
Ideal for readers of early modern religious history, church law, and the reformational moment in England and on the Continent.