Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ILLUSTRATIONS viii
4. TABLES x
5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xii
6. CONVENTIONS xiv
7. INTRODUCTION xv
8. PART I. The Formation of a Tradition
9. 1. Zurich contra Wittenberg 9
10. 2. The Second Generation: Switzerland and Germany 49
11. 3. The Second Generation: Calvin and Geneva 77
12. CONCLUSION TO PART I Cooperating Allies, Contrasting Models of Christian Community 115
13. PART II. The Expansion of a Tradition
14. 4. France: The Construction and Defense of a Minority Church 127
15. 5. Scotland: A Revolutionary Reformation 152
16. 6. The Netherlands: Another Revolutionary Reformation 173
17. 7. The Empire: Further Reformation by Princely Fiat 202
18. 8. England: The Unstable Settlement of a Church ‘‘But Halfly Reformed’’ 230
19. 9. Eastern Europe: Local Reformations Under Noble Protection 255
20. Conclusion to Part II. The Reformed Churches at the End of the Sixteenth Century 281
21. PART III. The Transformations of a Tradition
22. 10. Theological Disputes in the Age of Orthodoxy 297
23. 11. Changing Political Circumstances on the Continent 353
24. 12. British Schisms 384
25. Conclusion to Part III. Reformed Europe at the End of the Seventeenth Century 423
26. PART IV. New Calvinist Men and Women?
27. 13. The Reformation of the Ministry 435
28. 14. The Exercise of Discipline 460
29. 15. The Practice of Piety 490
30. Conclusion to Part IV. Final Reflections on Calvinism and the Making of the Modern World 533
31. Notes 547
32. Index 657