Contents.
| Page. | |
[CHAPTER FIRST]. | |
| Zwingli's youth. His labors in Glarus and Einsiedeln, | 7 |
[CHAPTER SECOND]. | |
Zwingli in Zurich. Beginning of the Reformation. Politicaland ecclesiastical affairs up to the first ReligiousConference, | 53 |
[CHAPTER THIRD]. | |
Religious Conference in Zurich. The government takes theplace of the Bishop for the protection and superintendenceof the National Church, | 106 |
[CHAPTER FOURTH]. | |
| Danger of the Reformation and Zwingli's battle against them, | 164 |
[CHAPTER FIFTH]. | |
| Defence of the Old Order. Rise of the New, | 203 |
[CHAPTER SIXTH]. | |
| Organization of the parties. Breach of the general peace, | 258 |
[CHAPTER SEVENTH]. | |
| First Campaign. Zwingli and Luther, | 283 |
[CHAPTER EIGHTH]. | |
Internal condition of Switzerland after the first campaign.The Abbot of St. Gall. Political results of the MarburgConference, | 322 |
[CHAPTER NINTH]. | |
Vain attempts at reconciliation. Exportation of cornprohibited. Outbreak of War. Battle of Cappel. Zwingli'sdeath, | 370 |