the Week of Christ the King / Proper 29 / Ordinary 34
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Historical Writings
Church and Denominational History
Writings of James Aitken Wylie
The History of Protestantism
Book 14 — Rise and Establishment of Protestantism at Geneva
Chapter 1 — Geneva: the city and its history
Chapter 2 — Genevese martyrs of liberty
Chapter 3 — The reform commenced in Lausanne and established in Morat and Neuchatel
Chapter 4 — Tumults - Successes - Toleration
Chapter 5 — Fabel enters Geneva
Chapter 6 — Geneva on the brink of civil war
Chapter 8 — Rome falls and Geneva rises
Chapter 9 — Establishment of Protestantism in Geneva
Chapter 10 — Calvin enters Geneva - Its civil and ecclesiastical constitution
Chapter 11 — Sumptuary Laws - Calvin and Farel banished
Chapter 12 — Calvin at strasburg - Rome draws near to Geneva
Chapter 13 — Abortive conferences at Hagenau and Ratisbon
Chapter 14 — Calvin returns to Geneva
Chapter 15 — The Ecclesiastical Ordinances
Chapter 17 — Calvin's battles with the Libertines
Chapter 18 — Calvin's labors for union
Chapter 19 — Servetus comes to Geneva and is arrested
Chapter 20 — Calvin's victory over the Libertines
Chapter 21 — Apprehension and trial of Servetus
Chapter 22 — Condemnation and death of Servetus
Chapter 23 — Calvin's correspondence with martyrs, reformers, and monarchs
Chapter 24 — Calvin's manifold labors
Chapter 25 — Final victory and glory of Geneva
Chapter 26 — Geneva and its influence in Europe
Chapter 27 — The Academy of Geneva
Chapter 28 — The soclal and family life of Geneva
