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AUSCH TAKEN -HRADISCH-CRUSADE KNOWN AT PRAGUE-IMPERIALISTS FLEE TO

THE CASTLE-COVENANT OF THE CITIZENS MEASURES TAKEN THE ARMY OF SIG-

ISMUND THE FORTRESS OF TABOR VISSEHRAD IN DANGER EFFORTS OF THE

EMPEROR FOR ITS RELIEF - ATTACK ON TABOR DEFEAT OF THE IMPERIALISTS-

THE TABORITES TRIUMPHANT THE LORD OF ROSENBERG-VOTICZ AND HRADISCH

TAKEN SIGISMUND APPROACHES PRAGUE KRUSSINA AND HIS HOREBITES-DE-

MANDS OF SIGISMUND HIS CRUELTIES-THE MONASTERIES-SIGISMUND'S ARMY-

BOHEMIA BETWEEN THE TWO CONTENDING PARTIES-SIGISMUND REACHES PRAGUE

PROCEEDS TO THE CASTLE CZENKO —THE ARMY ENCAMPS CRUELTIES TO BO-

HEMIANS THE ENEMY REPULSED FROM THE WALLS-ZISCA FORTIFIES THE GAL-

GENBERGIS ATTACKED BY THE IMPERIALISTS THE ROUT RELIGIOUS EXULTA-

TION OF THE CITIZENS -DISSENSION IN THE IMPERIAL ARMY-ACTS OF VIOLENCE

AND CBUELTY SCENE AT BUDWEIS-CAMP OF THE IMPERIALISTS DESTROYED BY

FIRE RETALIATION OF THE TABORITES PROPOSALS TO NEGOCIATE FAVORED

BY THE CALIXTINES -THEIR MOTIVES BASIS OF NEGOCIATION- REJECTED BY

SIGISMUND-THE FOUR ARTICLES OF THE CALIXTINES THEIR APOLOGY CORON-

ATION OF THE EMPEROR,
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CHAPTER XV.

TABORITES AND CALIXTINES.

JULY 28, 1420-AUGUST 5, 1420.

THE TABORITES AND CALIXTINES

DIVERSE VIEWS OF CIVIL POLITY ARTICLES OF

THE CALIXTINES ARTICLES OF THE TABORITES REJECTED BY THE CALIXTINES-

VIOLENCE OF THE TABORITES-THEIR CHARACTER THEIR ASSEMBLIES-PRIMITIVE

SIMPLICITY-TABOR SCRIPTURAL AUTHORITY REJECTION OF THE CEREMONAIL

OF THE ROMAN CHURCH THE ARTICLES SCANDALIZE THE CALIXTINES - MARTIN

LOQUI VIEWS OF PROPHECY- HATRED OF MONASTERIES- IDOLATRY, SUPERSTI-

TION, AND TRADITION-VIEWS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS — LETTER OF ÆNEAS SYLVIUS

- DIVERSITY OF OPINION VALOR OF THE TABORITES THE CALIXTINES THEIR

CONSERVATIVE ATTACHMENT TO THE ROMAN CHURCH -BALANCE OF PARTIES AT

PRAGUE THE BARONS OF THE KINGDOM CALIXTINES,

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CHAPTER XVI.

THE CAMPAIGNS OF ZISCA. AUG. 5, 1420-OCT. 11, 1424.

RETREAT OF THE EMPEROR-DEPARTURE OF THE TABORITES FROM PRAGUE-RAVA-

GES OF ZISCA-ATTACK ON PRACHATITZ — SIGISMUND'S CONFERENCES WITH THE

NOBLES HIS SECOND ARMY AND CAMPAIGN TABORITES AND CALIXTINES COM-

PROMISE DIFFERENCES CROWN OF BOHEMIA OFFERED TO THE KING OF POLAND

-ZISCA AND THE MONKS - BOHUSLAUS VON SCHWAMBERGSECESSION OF SOLDIERS

FROM ZISCA'S ARMY- -DEFEAT OF THE IMPERIALISTS AT KLADRUB-LEAGUE OF

BOHEMIAN CITIES WITH PRAGUE MARTIN LOQUI- HIS OPINIONS HE IS BURNED

POLICY OF ZISCA-HIS FREEDOM FROM FANATICISM GROWTH OF THE LEAGUE

-CONVENTION AT CZASLAU — VINDICATION OF THE STATES -THEIR COMPLAINT

AGAINST SIGISMUND DEFENCE OF SIGISMUND BY COCHLEIUS INVASION FROM

SILESIA ZISCA LOSES HIS SIGHT ENTIRELY AT THE SIEGE OF RABY-STILL HEADS

HIS ARMY PLANS OF INVASION FROM THE EAST AND WEST CEREMONIES OF

TABORITE WORSHIP-KUTTENBERG REVOLTS ZISCA IN DANGER EXTRICATES HIM-

DISASTROUS RETREAT OF THE IMPERIALISTS -

SELF VICTORY AT DEUTSCHBROD

GENERALSHIP OF ZISCA- BISHOP OF LEITOMISCHEL DEFEATED INVASION OF

MORAVIA THE CROWN OF BOHEMIA EXECUTIONS AT PRAGUE -CORYBUT DIET

AT PRAGUE-ZISCA DISSATISFIED -HOSTILITIES WITH THE CALIXTINES -MARCH ON

KONIGGRATZ — DEFEAT OF THE CALIXTINES ZISCA BECOMES A TABORITE --

MARCHES INTO MORAVIA RETURNS SUCCESSIVE BATTLES MARCHES AGAINST

PRAGUE- ZISCA'S SPEECH ITS EFFECT -NEGOCIATIONS- PEACE SECURED THE

EMPEROR TREATS WITH ZISCA - HIS HUMILIATION — ZISCA'S SUDDEN DEATH HIS

EPITAPH, PERSON, AND CHARACTER,.

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PIUS MAGNUS-A NEW INVASION-DIET AT FRANKFORT THE FOUR ARMIES —

DEFEAT OF THE IMPERIALISTS VARIANCE BETWEEN THE CALIXTINES AND TABOR-

ITES CONVENTION AT BERAUN IT PROVES FUTILE- SIGISMUND'S CLAIMS-

MEASURES OF PROCOPIUS

HIS CAMPAIGNS- MARTIN V. URGES A CRUSADE — LET-

TER TO THE KING OF POLAND DIETS OF PRESBURG AND NUREMBERG-THE FINAL

CRUSADE LETTER OF THE CARDINAL LEGATE LETTER OF THE BOHEMIANS-

ROUT OF THE ARMY-BOOTY,

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XVIII.

THE COUNCIL OF BASLE. CALIXTINE ASCENDENCY. 1432-1467

NECESSITY OF A COUNCIL DEMAND FOR REFORM- SIGISMUND'S ASSUMED LENIENCY

-CONCILIATORY PLAN OF THE COUNCIL DISSATISFACTION OF THE POPE - THE

COUNCIL OF BASLE DECLARED TO BE DISSOLVED THE SURPRISE OCCASIONED -

REPLY OF CARDINAL JULIAN THE COUNCIL RESOLVE TO CONTINUE THEIR SESSIONS

-THE LEGATE REMONSTRATES WITH THE POPE FIRMNESS OF THE COUNCIL THE

EMPEROR ITALY - THE POPE CITED-THE BOHEMIANS AT BASLE THEIR RECEP-

-

TION HOW THEIR RELUCTANCE WAS OVERCOME HOSTAGES DEMANDED - THE

BOHEMIANS BEFORE THE COUNCIL ROKYZAN-THE CALIXTINE ARTICLES DEFENDED

TERMS OFFERED BY THE BOHEMIANS-DISCUSSION IN THE COUNCIL UNSATIS-

FACTORY ISSUE RETURN OF THE BOHEMIANS TO PRAGUE DEPUTATION OF THE

COUNCIL AT PRAGUE - THE ULTIMATUM CONCESSIONS THE COMPACTATA-THE

CALIXTINES AND TABORITES AT VARIANCE- CONFLICT-DEFEAT AND DEATH OF

PROCOPIUS-STRENGTH OF THE TABORITES BROKEN-DEMAND OF THE STATES OF

BOHEMIA -CONSPIRACY AGAINST SIGISMUND — HIS RESOLUTION - HIS DEATH-

ALBERT OF AUSTRIA -GEORGE PODIEBRAD -THE TABORITE SUPREMACY SUP-

PRESSED,
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CHAPTER XIX.

THE TABORITES AND MORAVIANS.

1460-1517.

EARLY HISTORY OF THE MORAVIANS -COUNCIL OF BASLE-COMPACTATA OF IGLAU

-COURSE OF ROKYZAN-PERSECUTING AND VIOLENT MEASURES - BANDS OF EXILES

66 THE UNITED BRETHREN"- -TRYING PERIOD ROKYZAN'S TIMIDITY SYSTEM

- SYNODS -

BISHOPS

OF CHURCH ORDER

FOREIGN SYMPATHY SOUGHT THE

CALIXTINES - WAR BETWEEN BOHEMIA AND HUNGARY - DEATH OF GEORGE

PODIEBRAD LENIENT MEASURES- PERSECUTION RENEWED - MICHAEL POLLACK

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PROJECTED MASSACRE- DIET OF 1485 -THE "AGREEMENT' OF THE BRETHREN

CALUMNY -POLITICAL INFLUENCE -PERSECUTING SPIRIT OF THE CALIXTINES

-CHURCHES OF THE BRETHREN PROPOSAL TO EXTIRPATE THE BRETHREN A DIS-

PUTATION APPOINTED-SEVERE EDICTS-ANECDOTE OF ONE OF THE BRETHREN —

CRUELTIES IN 1510 FOREIGN SYMPATHY - ERASMUS PERIOD OF TRIAL - RE-

COGNITION OF OTHER CHRISTIANS,

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XX.

REFORMATION IN GERMANY. THE BRETHREN. 1517-1602.

BRETHREN'S CONFESSION

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GERMAN DEMAND FOR REFORM - ECCLESIASTICAL IMPOSITIONS — EXTORTION-IN-

DULGENCES -RELICS APPEARANCE OF LUTHER HIS VIEWS ADVOCATED ᎪᎢ

PRAGUE-THOMAS MUNZER-CORRESPONDENCE WITH LUTHER HE PRINTS THE

HIS LETTER TO MELANCHTHON- DEPUTATION TO WIT.

TEMBERG-PAPAL POLICY IN BOHEMIA MEASURES OF THE LEGATE-ZAHERA

-THE REFORMATION IN AUSTRIA LENIENT POLICY OF FERDINAND CAPITO

AND BUCER - BOHEMIAN SYMPATHY WITH THE REFORMERS HARSH MEASURES

AGAINST THE BRETHREN-THE EXILES GEORGE ISRAEL THE BARON OF SHANOW

DECREE VICTIMS OF PERSECUTION - INTRODUCTION OF THE JESUITS-MAXI-

MILIAN I. PERSECUTING MEASURES DEFEATED JOHN CRATO LENIENT POLICY

OF MAXIMILIAN-THE BRETHREN'S BIBLE-EFFORTS FOR UNION - PROSPERITY —

THE BRETHREN IN OTHER LANDS RUDOLPH II. - TOLERATION,

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CHAPTER XXI

PROTESTANTISM IN BOHEMIA, DOWN TO THE CLOSE OF THE

THIRTY YEARS' WAR. 1602-1650.

FAVORABLE PERIOD

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SPREAD OF PROTESTANTISM - THE JESUITS-CATHOLIC LEAGUE

-PERSECUTING MEASURES OF 1605 -RUDOLPH FORCED TO REPEAL THE EDICT —

MATTHIAS OF AUSTRIA HIS DESIGNS THE DEMANDS OF THE STATES PRESENTED

-THE EMPEROR AND THE STATES-THE LATTER DISSATISFIED DIET OF 1609-

THE EMPEROR GRANTS THE DEMAND OF THE PROTESTANTS GENERAL SATISFACTION

-PROTESTANT PROGRESS JESUIT ENCROACHMENT-INVASION OF THE ARCHDUKE

LEOPOLD DEATH OF RUDOLPH - ACCESSION OF MATTHIAS - CHANGE OF POLICY -

REJECTION OF THE COMPLAINTS OF THE PROTESTANTS FERDINAND II. MATTHIAS

PROPOSES HIMAS HIS SUCCESSOR RELUCTANCE OF THE STATES CHARACTER AND

POLICY OF FERDINAND HIS PERSECUTION OF PROTESTANTS IN HIS STATES HIS BIG-

OTRY PROVOCATION OF THE PROTESTANTS-EXULTATION OF THE JESUITS THE TRI-

UMPHAL ARCH AT OLMUTZ-A MEETING OF THE PROTESTANT STATES SUMMONED -

IMPERIAL COMMAND—THE STATES MEET TO REPLY-COUNT THURN — MARTINITZ,

SLAWATA, AND FABRICIUS THROWN FROM THE WINDOWS VIOLENCE IN THE CITY

-LETTERS OF THE STATES TO THE EMPEROR-THE JESUITS EXPELLED - FERDI-

NAND DEPOSED THE ELECTOR PALATINE CHOSEN KING FERDINAND CHOSEN EM-

PEROR HE IS SUPPORTED BY THE LEAGUE COMMENCEMENT OF THE THIRTY

YEARS' WAR-SCENES IN BOHEMIA- BOHEMIA ABANDONED BY HER PROTESTANT

ALLIES FATE OF PROTESTANTISM THE JESUIT CAMPIAN ACTS OF VIOLENCE -

THE MARTYRS OUTRAGES COMMITTED - PARDONS FORCED CONVERSIONS — FUGI-

TIVES AND EXILES THE RESULTS OF PERSECUTION -CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS,

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