A History of the Reformation (Vol. 1 of 2)

by Thomas M. Lindsay

at the Diet of Augsburg (1530), [359] ff.;

resolves to crush the Reformation by force, [360];

finds it difficult to do so, [370];

his idea of a true reformation, [375];

conquers the Duke of Cleves, [382];

makes peace with France, [383];

forces the Pope to convoke a Council, [383];

defeats the German Protestants, [389] f.;

his religious compromise, the Augsburg Interim, [390];

forced to flee from Germany, [393];