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Exeter: The Paternoster Press, 1965. Hbk. pp.248.
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Contents
- Christendom in the Mid-Fourteenth Century
- Wycliffe and His Age
- Wycliffe the Reformer
- The Progress of Lollardy to 1431
- Hus and Bohemia
- The Great Schism and the Conciliar Movement
- The Restored Papacy, Italy and the Renaissance
- Christendom and the Non-Christian World
- The Way of the Mystics and the New Devotion
- Germany, Eastern Europe and the Hussites After 1436
- The English Church and Lollardy After 1431
- The French Church (1438-1516)
- Spain and Reform
- Savonarola and the Crisis of Italy
- Erasmus and the Hope of Christian Humanism
- Chronological Tables
- Bibliography
- Index
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G.H.W. Parker, The Morning Star. Wycliffe and the Dawn of the Reformation. Eugune, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2006. Pbk. ISBN-13: 978-1597525633. pp.248.
