The Cambridge Modern History

Sir Stanley Mordaunt Leathes

CUP Archive, 2004

Contents

• CHAPTER II: 1
• Giovanni de Medici elected as Pope Leo X Estimates of: 9
• The hereditary feud of Burgundy and Valois: 14
• Merits of Leo X The University of Rome: 20
• Entry of Scotland into the history of Europe: 25
• Contents: 28
• Failure of Adrian as a reformer His death 1523: 33
• PAGE: 35
• Capture of Francis Treaty of Madrid 1526: 51
• League of Cognac 1526: 53
• Charles leaves for Spain Successes of the Turks in the Levant: 64
• The Scottish King Parliament and nobles: 84
• John Knox and the Congregation of Jesus Christ: 94
• CHAPTER IV: 104
• At the University of Erfurt: 110
• Luthers ordination Transfer to Wittenberg 1508: 116
• The practice of Indulgences: 122
• Remission of guilt Luthers position: 128
• Mission of Miltitz to Germany Interview with Luther: 134
• Luther at the Diet: 140
• NATIONAL OPPOSITION TO ROME IN GERMANY: 142
• The state of popular feeling in Germany: 148
• The knights and Sickingen: 154
• Charles leaves Germany for Italy: 157
• Spread of the Reformed doctrines: 160
• The Anabaptists: 166
• Demand for a General Council Catholic Princes at Ratisbon 1524: 172
• Articles of the peasants Spread of the movement: 178
• Utopian schemes: 184
• Suppression of the rebellion 15256: 190
• Philip of Hesse Recess of Speier 1526: 196
• Packs forgeries Philip of Hesse and the Catholics: 202
• Luther and Zwingli: 208
• Ferdinand King of the Romans Recess of Augsburg 1531 Resort: 214
• Hermann of Cologne resigns: 217
• France assists a scheme to restore Ulrich in Württemberg: 220
• Heresy and treason Position of the Schmalkaldic League: 223
• of Lübeck 1533: 230
• Conquest of Gelders 1543 Diet of Speier 1544: 245
• withdraws his troops: 255
• Question of the imperial succession: 267
• Treaty of Passau Siege of Metz 1552: 273
• Results of the Reformation period in Germany: 279
• Vacillating policy of Francis I Cops address 1533: 285
• Distinguished converts Protestant Synod 1559: 295
• Edict of July Estates at Pontoise Attacks on the Clergy: 301
• The youth of Zwingli Parish priest of Glarus 1506: 307
• Zwinglis marriage Samson and Indulgences: 313
• Doctrine and observances The Anabaptists: 319
• League of the Catholic Cantons Bern: 325
• 25: 328
• St Gallen The Free Bailiwicks: 331
• Decline of Zwinglis influence War of Musso: 335
• Division of the Swiss Confederation: 341
• The Reformation and the Reformed Church in France: 347
• Moral attitude of the Commentary: 353
• The Bishop The Vicedom The citizens: 359
• His relation to Augustine: 365
• The Consistory: 374
• CHAPTER XII: 377
• Pope Paul IV 1555: 381
• Processes for heresy in the Veneto Court of Renée at Ferrara: 386
• 19: 391
• His subsequent history Bernardino Ochino of Siena: 392
• Sadoleto Contarini and Pole: 398
• Reform movements in Spain: 404
• Trial of Carranza 155976: 410
• CHAPTER XIII: 416
• Disaffection of the Duke of Bourbon: 421
• Failure of Suffolk War with Scotland: 422
• Treaties with France Wolsey in France Sack of Rome: 428
• The Divorce Wolseys pardon His College Arrest of Wolsey: 434
• The Kings marriage annulled 1533 Excommunication: 440
• Elizabeths title Her religion: 442
• The Ten Articles Askes rebellion: 446
• His character The King in Yorkshire: 452
• Mary Stewart crowned The treaties repudiated: 458
• Murder of Beton Death of Henry VIII: 462
• CHAPTER XIV: 474
• His execution Second Act of Uniformity: 507
• The Queens of England and Scotland: 508
• Leading diplomatists of the reign: 513
• His advice to Mary: 519
• Marriage Treaty with Philip: 525
• The royal wedding Marys counsellors: 531
• Abdication of Charles V Measures against heresy: 537
• Increased severity of Mary Attitude of Pole: 543
• Conspiracy of Girolamo Morone 1525 League of Cognac 1526: 547
• Last days of Queen Mary: 549
• Lutherans and Calvinists: 550
• Pope Pius IV 1559: 576
• CHAPTER XVII: 599
• New rules for the clergy Christians difficulties: 607
• Later history of the Reformation in Denmark: 618
• Reformers in Sweden Olaus and Laurentius Petri: 624
• Further ecclesiastical changes: 630
• NOTE ON THE REFORMATION IN POLAND: 634
• Advance of the Duke of Bourbon 1527: 641
• Reforms of Paul III Religious Colloquy at Ratisbon 1541: 645
• The Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius: 657
• Legates appointed for the Council The Council opens 1545: 663
• Decrees on Justification Residence of Bishops: 669
• End of the movement for Catholic reform: 673
• Results of and responsibility for the Sack of Rome: 675
• CHAPTER XIX: 690
• The spirit of the Latin Renaissance: 700
• 45: 705
• Bernardino Telesio: 706
• The Teutonic Renaissance: 712
• The new scholarship: 718
• CHAPS: 719
• 46: 721
• Luther: 728
• 47: 737
• IX: 738
• The Reformation in France: 765
• 49: 769
• XI: 773
• Calvin: 779
• 83: 781
• 50: 785
• XIV: 791
• XV: 797
• 51: 801
• Death of Paul III Accession of Julius III War of Parma: 802
• XVI: 806
• 53: 814
• XIX: 825
• Beginnings of the Peasants Rising 1524 177: 830
• Mirandola Dragut and the Ottomans: 833
• INDEX: 835
• 92: 839
• Massacre of the Waldenses 1545 The Fourteen of Meaux 1546: 842
• Burgundy and the Netherlands Regents: 846
• The work of the Inquisition in Portugal Financial motives: 852
• Proposed Inquisition Persecutions: 853

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Cambridge Modern History
• Author: Sir Stanley Mordaunt Leathes
• Publisher: CUP Archive, 2004