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Reordering marriage and society in Reformation Germany
1995·333 pages
A detailed study of marriage and societal shifts during the Reformation in Germany, focusing on Protestant and Catholic perspectives.
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A detailed study of marriage and societal shifts during the Reformation in Germany, focusing on Protestant and Catholic perspectives.
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Combining extensive archival research and a broad array of scholarly monographs, Harrington presents us with the clearest and most comprehensive evaluation of the Reformation's impact on marriage currently available.
To assess fairly the degree of Protestant innovation, he compares reformers' goals and achievements for marriage to those of contemporary Catholics. All sixteenth century campaigns to restore "traditional family values," Harrington argues, must first be viewed in the context of muc...
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Central focus on Protestant and Catholic views on marriage and society.
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Discusses social and religious reforms impacting marriage and authority.
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