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1. Kaspar Schwenkfeld Took a Separate Path
2. Katie Luther's Family Pattern
3. Knox Dreamed Big for God and Scotland
4. Lady Jane's Proclamation
5. Leyden's Dikes Won Protestant Victory
6. Lowered over a Wall, Calvin Fled Paris
7. Lutheran Book of Concord Went on Sale
8. Lutheranism Made Official in Denmark
9. Luther Posted 95 Theses
10. Marburg Colloquy Failed to Reach Consensus
11. Martin Bucer Gave Edward Advice
12. Martin Chemnitz Preserved Lutheran Position
13. Martin Luther: Monumental Reformer
14. Martin Luther's Most Noble Words
15. Martyrdom of Anabaptist Evangelist Hubmaier
16. Martyr Synod Met in Augsburg
17. Matteo Ricci Intrigued China
18. Michael Agricola, Father of Finnish Literature
19. Michael Servetus Burned for Heresy
20. Michelangelo Unveiled Unfinished Chapel Ceiling
21. Napoleon Crowned Himself in Notre Dame
22. Nineteen from Gorcum Died, Defending Catholicism
23. Nobrega's Jesuits Reached Brazil
24. Not Peace but a Sword on St. Bartholomew's Day
25. Odd Romance of John and Idelette Calvin
26. Oeceolampadius, the "House Light"
27. Original Anne Hutchinson Christened
28. Palestrina's Path for Religious Music
29. Peace at Augsburg
30. Persecution of George Wishart
31. Peter Canisius Entered the Jesuits
32. Peter Palladius, Denmark's Dedicated Reformer
33. Philip Neri, the Common Denominator
34. Pierre Viret Ordered Out of France
35. Pius V Excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I
36. Poissy Conference Couldn't Cure France
37. Poland Didn't Listen Long to John Laski
38. Pope Leo X Condemned Luther of Heresy
39. Protestants 1st Called Protestants
40. Puritan Peter Wentworth Went to the Tower
41. Questions and Answers: The Heidelberg Catechism
42. Reformation Radicals: The Anabaptists
43. Regensburg Conference (Ratisbon) Began
44. Reuchlin Found Not Guilty
45. Samuel Rutherford's Lasting Legacy
46. Schmalkald League Protected Lutherans
47. Scottish Parliament Ratified Protestant Confession
48. Senseless Butchery of Florida's Huguenots
49. Sigismund I, Polish King Tolerated Reformation
50. Sir Thomas More's Utopian Head Rolled
51. Spanish Armada Sailed to its Doom
52. St. Peters' New Foundation
53. Sweden's Gustav Called
54. Swiss Anabaptists' Seven-Point Confession
55. Synod at Diamper, India
56. The Gentle Hutters Viciously Killed
57. The Last Sermon of John Calvin
58. The Prodigious Labors of Francis Xavier
59. The Reforming Raven, Anthony Corvinus
60. The Roman Catholic Council of Trent on Justification
61. Thomas Cranmer, Reluctant Martyr
62. Three Bibles in One: 1st Printed Polyglot
63. William Tyndale: Father of the English Bible
64. Valdes and Spanish Reformation
65. Was "Nosey" Parker Properly Consecrated?
66. William Tyndale, God's Outlaw
67. Wishart
68. Wittenberg Concord on Body and Bread
69. Xavier: A Man for Many Nations
70. Zurich Reform under Zwingli
71. Zwingli Perished by the Sword
72. 1601-1700
73. 1st Stone of St. Paul's, London
74. 2nd Place for Francois Fenelon
75. A College Named for John Harvard
76. Addison Remade English Morals
77. Aeronautics Pioneer Francesco Lana
78. After Battling Pope and King, Arnauld Exiled
79. Anglican Poet, Thomas Traherne
80. Ann Austin and Mary Fisher Arrested
81. Anne Bradstreet; Puritan Wife & Mother
82. Anne Bradstreet, the 10th Muse, Silenced
83. Archibald Campbell, Earl of Argyle Beheaded
84. August Francke: Unto Us a Son Is Given
85. Barbe Acarie, Marie de la Incarnation
86. Benjamin Keach Testified
87. Benjamin Schmolck in Catholic Silesia
88. Bestselling Author, John Bunyan
89. Beza, Last of the Great Reformers
90. Bible's 1st Textual Critic, Johann A. Bengel
91. Birth of German Hymn Writer Paul Gerhardt
92. Blaise Pascal's conversion
93. Bossuet vs. Jouarre's Women
94. Cambridge Synod Sets Church-State Relationship
95. Cape Henry, 1st Anglican Church in America
96. Charles II Granted Rhode Island New Charter
97. Christianity in Jamestown
98. Comenius: School Should Be Fun
99. Cotton Mather, Scion of a Noble Heritage
100. Covenanter Cargill Executed