Luther and Other Leaders of the Reformation

THIS volume has been for some years out of print. After the publication of two editions, the opportunity of reprinting passed while my time was otherwise occupied. The interest awakened in Luther this summer led me to a renewed study of the subject; [1] and I have described more at length some points in the career of the great Reformer, and especially the many-sidedness of his life and character, as depicted in the Tischreden.' The sketch thus enlarged may be welcome to many readers; and the contrast presented in the second sketch of the volume between the German and Genevan Reformers helps to bring out the characteristics of both. Besides the additions made to the chapter on Luther, I have carefully revised the volume throughout.