The Anabaptists, Vol. 12: Being an Account of the Progress of the Reformation in Germany, From the Diet of Worms to the Death of Frederic, Elector of Saxony (Classic Reprint)

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He writes Tracts and translates the New Testament - is censured by the divines of Louvain and Paris - Henry VIII. writes a book against him.

Caroline. My dear mother, I want to hear more about Luther. How did he like to live in the castle, shut up so? I should not like to be shut up.

Elizabeth. I think all the world would be wondering what had become of him.

Samuel. And I suppose some would think he had been murdered by the Papists, and others would think he had run away; and so it would make a great talk all over the country.

Peter. And I suppose the Papists would be very glad, if they thought he was dead.

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