Reformation in Europe through Canti's impartial history
A London review discusses Cesare Canti's Vol I of The Reformation in Europe as an extract from his universal history. It notes its brisk composition, Italian reception, and praise for impartiality amid sharp attacks on Luther and Calvin, with long extracts on reformers and their excesses.
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Prussia
Duke George
Hell
Christ
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Groet
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Pericles
Germany
Meladethon
Osiander
Augiland
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Memnon
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Pickering
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Port
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Barrington
Pooliah
Furze
Edinburgh Mercury
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Souberain
Liebey
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Miller
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Royal Infirmary
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Parliament Opens with Royal Approval of Speaker Lefevre
The Lords appoints Speaker Lefevre after a royal mandate. The Commons hear the Speaker's election, swear in members, and receive the royal approbation of the choice. The session begins with reports from both houses on privileges, rights, and the path forward. The Queen's speech outlines distress in commerce and Ireland, calls for measures on crime, land law, and public health, and invites parliamentary action.
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Ireland
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Switzerland
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Republic of the Equator
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F. O'Connon
England
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Stafford
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Mazen
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