Francesco Petrarca, my secret book

Abstract

intriguing assessment of Protestantism in France; Michael Bünker deftly treats Protestantism in the several countries along the Danube River’s course; and Geza Filo and Ludwig Steindorff discuss how Lutheranism found its way back into Slovenia and Croatia, respectively, during the last few decades. This book is a welcome addition to the literature on the Reformation. It offers a convenient way to access a great deal of information on geographic and cultural regions too often neglected in Reformation studies. Anyone researching, teaching on, or interested in learning about the Reformation and its impact in these peripheries will want to consult this volume.