Reformation in Europe Aims at Impartial View of Luther and Calvin
A London review of Cesare Canti’s The Reformation in Europe notes the work's brisk synthesis of major events from Luther to Calvin. It praises the translator Fortunato Prandi for presenting an evenhanded picture, citing Luther’s domestic life and the abuses of Calvinism while warning that the volume compresses extensive history into a rapid summary.
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Parliament Opens Amidst Irish Distress and Bank Conflicts
The Lords discuss alarm over Ireland's distress, crime, and famine, while the Commons addresses banking policy, the Bank Charter Act, and measures on railways. Speakers condemn coercion, urge social reform, debate landlord tenant issues, and seek relief for the manufacturing and commercial classes.
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