A fellowship of discontent [by] Hans J. Hillerbrand.
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TextPublication details: New York, Harper & Row [1967]Edition: [1st ed.]Description: xiv, 176 p. 22 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 209/.22
- BR 1702 .H5
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By way of introduction: Of reformers, schismatics, heretics, apostates, sectarians, and radicals.--The impatient revolutionary: Thomas Müntzer.--The lonely individualist: Sebastian Franck.--The founding father: George Fox.--The private scholar: Thomas Chubb.--The agnostic infidel: David Friedrich Strauss.--Epilogue.--Bibliography and notes (p. 167-176)
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By way of introduction: Of reformers, schismatics, heretics, apostates, sectarians, and radicals.--The impatient revolutionary: Thomas Müntzer.--The lonely individualist: Sebastian Franck.--The founding father: George Fox.--The private scholar: Thomas Chubb.--The agnostic infidel: David Friedrich Strauss.--Epilogue.--Bibliography and notes (p. 167-176)
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