the New Cambridge Modern History

Anabaptism Anabaptists Antwerp archbishop army attack Augsburg authority became bishops Bohemia Bucer Calvin Capuchins Carlstadt Catholic centre Charles V's Charles's Christian Church clergy council Counter-Reformation court Crown death diet doctrine duke early ecclesiastical economic Edict of Worms elected emperor empire encomiendas England English established estates Europe evangelical faith favour Ferdinand force France French German Habsburg hand Henry heretics humanist Hungary Hussite imperial important influence Italian Italy Ivan Jesuits king king's kingdom lands later Latin League lords Luther Lutheran medieval Melanchthon monarchy movement Netherlands nobility nobles organisation Ottoman papal parliament peace peasants period Philip Poland political pope Portuguese preachers preaching priests princes problem Protestant Protestantism Reformation reign religion religious remained Roman Rome royal Saxony Schmalkaldic League sixteenth century Spain Spanish spiritual Strassburg success sultan Swiss Theatines theologians took towns trade traditional Transylvania Turks unity Utraquists Venice Wittenberg Zürich Zwingli