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Location: York University, with Dr Matthias Range

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Reformation Studies, Counter-Reformation, Schleswig-Holstein, Le Mans, and Early Modern Parish Church edit

More Info: forthcoming in Stages of Engagement: Drama and Religion in Post-Reformation England, ed. James D. Mardock and Kathryn R. McPherson, (Duquesne UP, 2014)

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Shakespeare, Reformation Studies, Authorship, and Pericles edit

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More Info: Julie A. Chappell and Kaley A. Kramer, eds.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan (Forthcoming 2014)

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Gender Studies, Women's History, Reformation Studies, and Religious Studies edit

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More Info: Great for graduate courses! Kindle edition, too.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Publication Date: May 30, 2013

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Medieval Literature, Theology, Medieval History, Medieval Theology, Medieval English Literature, and 9 more

(Reformation Studies, Poetics, Medieval England, Medieval Christianity, Medieval Sermons, Alliterative verse, Guillaume de Deguileville, Sir John Mandeville, and Piers Plowman)

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Publication Date: 2013

Publication Name: Le marbre et la poussière. Le patrimoine funéraire de la Suisse romande – XIVe-XVIIIe siècles, D. Lüthi dir., cahiers d’archéologie romande

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Cultural Heritage, Reformation Studies, and Heritage Conservation edit

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Early Modern History and Reformation Studies edit

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Music, Early Music, Reformation Studies, and Scottish music edit

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Early Modern History, Renaissance Studies, and Reformation Studies edit

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Reformation Studies, Zwingli, and Reformed theology edit

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""The 23rd meeting of the European Reformation Research Group will take place at Murray Edwards College, at the University of Cambridge, from 9-10 September 2014. As at St Andrews in 2010 and Durham in 2012, in 2014 ERRG will meet in... more

""The 23rd meeting of the European Reformation Research Group will take place at Murray Edwards College, at the University of Cambridge, from 9-10 September 2014. As at St Andrews in 2010 and Durham in 2012, in 2014 ERRG will meet in conjunction with the bi-annual Reformation Studies Colloquium, which is meeting at Murray Edwards from 10-12 September.

As is usually the case, the ERRG conference has no specific theme, and individuals are invited to give papers on any subject connected to their current research, as it relates to the European Reformations broadly conceived. Papers from established scholars are very welcome, but we also warmly invite submissions from postgraduate students.

Please download and complete the paper proposal form from the website (http://bit.ly/1sZzeGk) if you would like to deliver a twenty-minute communication at the 2014 conference. Booking details will be made available soon, and while it is possible to attend either event separately, a combined form will be used to enable anybody who wishes to book for ERRG and the Colloquium together.""

More Info: As is usually the case, the ERRG conference has no specific theme, and individuals are invited to give papers on any subject connected to their current research, as it relates to the European Reformations broadly conceived.

Organization: ERRG and University of Cambridge

Conference End Date: Sep 10, 2014

Conference Start Date: Sep 9, 2014

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History, European History, 17th Century & Early Modern Philosophy, Early Modern History, Book History, and 46 more

(Reformation History, Reformation Studies, Radical Reformation, German Reformation, French Reformation, Calvin, English Reformation, Calvinism, Reformation Theology, Scottish Reformation, Printing (Reformation Studies), Early Modern Europe, History of the Reformation, Catholic Theology, History of Roman Catholicism, Reformation and Post-Reformation, Early Modern Literature, Early Modern Church History, Post-Reformation Catholicism, Church History, Early Modern Intellectual History, John Calvin, Early Modern Italy, Catholicism in Reformation England, Early Modern Catholicism, History of History, Anglican Church History, Martin Luther, Reformational Philosophy, Roman Catholicism, The English Reformation, Reformation, Elizabethan history; English reformation, Fifteenth and Sixteenth century culture, Protestant Reformation, Historical Theology of the Catholic and Protestant Reformations, Catholic Church History, Counter-Reformation art, Martin luther and the Reformation, Sixteenth-Century Education, Bohemian Reformation, Counter-Reformation, Methodist Church history, Lutheran Reformation, Sixteenth Century History, and Sixteenth Century Political Thought)

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Reformation Studies, Arab Christian Studies, Church Reform, Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, and Greek Orthodoxy edit

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Publication Date: 2000

Publication Name: Journal of Ecclesiastical History

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Reformation History, Reformation Studies, and Martin Luther edit

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Christianity, Theology, Literature, Reformation Studies, and Politics edit

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Theology, Systematic Theology, and Reformation Studies edit

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European History, Reformation History, and Reformation Studies edit

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Reformation History, Reformation Studies, and History of Elites edit

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Reformation Studies, Melanchthon, and Lutheran Theology edit

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This book argues that medieval ideas of translation, a Lancastrian legacy of conciliar government, and an adherence to unwritten tradition created a vernacular legal culture that challenged the textual practices of Erasmian Humanism and... more

This book argues that medieval ideas of translation, a Lancastrian legacy of conciliar government, and an adherence to unwritten tradition created a vernacular legal culture that challenged the textual practices of Erasmian Humanism and the early Reformation. The proliferation of vernacular law books, I maintain, contributed to the popular rebellions of 1549, at the helm of which often stood petitioners trained in paralegal writing.

Publisher: Notre Dame University Press [forthcoming]

Publication Date: 2015

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Reformation Studies, History of the Reformation, and Martin Lutero edit

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Reformation Studies and Homiletics edit

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