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The Catholic reformation

Pierre Janelle

1949

The Reformation

Sarah Flowers

1996

The Division of Christendom

Hans J. Hillerbrand

2007

The Catholic Reformation

Henri Daniel-Rops

1964

Right thinking and sacred oratory in Counter-Reformation Rome

Frederick J. McGinness

1995

A history of the reformation

Thomas M. Lindsay

1907

Christian psychology

John M. McDonagh

1982

The Refashioning of Catholicism, 1450-1700

Robert Bireley

1999

Ways of lying

Perez Zagorin

1990

Christian persecutions

Craig, Asa H. (Asa Hollister), 1847-1934

1899

The Catholic Reformation

Henri Daniel-Rops

1964

Teresa of Avila and the politics of sanctity

Gillian T. W. Ahlgren

1996

The Roman Inquisition and the Venetian press, 1540-1605

Paul F. Grendler

1977

History of the Church

Hubert Jedin

1980

A history of the Reformation

Thomas M. Lindsay

1906

The Counter Reformation

Martin D. W. Jones

1995

The Counter Reformation

Arthur Geoffrey Dickens

1968

The European Reformations

Carter Lindberg

1996

The world of Catholic renewal, 1540-1770

R. Po-chia Hsia

1998

Rome and the Counter-Reformation in Scandinavia

Oskar Garstein

1963

The reformation and anti-reformation in Bohemia

Pescheck, Christian Adolph

1845

Cardinal De LA Rochefoucauld

Joseph Bergin

1987

Michelangelo and the English martyrs

Anne Dillon

2012

The spirit of the Counter-Reformation

Henry Outram Evennett

1970

Orientalism, Aramaic and Kabbalah in the Catholic Reformation

Robert J. Wilkinson

2007

Reforming reformation

Mayer, Thomas F.

2012

Rome and the counter-Reformation in England

Philip Hughes

1942

Trent and all that

John W. O'Malley

2002

The Cleaving Of Christendom

Warren H. Carroll

2000

Shapers of religious traditions in Germany, Switzerland, and Poland, 1560-1600

Jill Raitt

1981

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