Pictures of German Life in the XVth, XVIth, and XVIIth Centuries, Vol. I.
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The author assembles vivid sketches and translated contemporary records to portray German social, intellectual, and religious life across the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries. Episodes range from frontier colonization and Hussite-era conflicts to courtly chronicles, student wanderings, monastic crises, and the rise of Luther and the Reformation, alongside examinations of princely politics, burgher and patrician households, noble decline, marriage customs, the education system, and popular beliefs about the devil and witchcraft. Interspersed commentary connects individual memoirs and letters to broader shifts in mentality, institutions, and everyday practices, emphasizing how cultural, religious, and political changes reshaped private life and social order.
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