The Martin Luther Quincentennial

Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1985. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Very Good. 0x0x0. Fading to jacket spine. 1985 Hard Cover. xiv, 315 pp. Includes the essays "Luther the Preacher" by Jown W. O'Malley, "The Chimera and the Spirit: Luther's Grammar of the Will" by Marjorie O'Rourke Boyle, "Luther The Satirist: Strategies and Functions of His Satire" by Josef Schmidt, "The Older Luther, 1526-1546" by Mark U. Edwards, "Ulrich von Hutten and Luther's Open Letter to Leo X" by Thomas W. Best, "Martin Luther and the Self-Hating Jews" by Sander L. Gilman, "Luther and Calvin on Church and Tradition" by David C. Steinmetz, "Martin Luther and the English Bible: Tyndale and Coverdale" by Heinz Bluhm, "Martin Luther and Hans Sachs" by Eli Sobel, "The Luther-Erasmus Constellation in Thomas Mann's 'Doktor Faustus'", by Herbert Lehnert, "Luther's Language in the Mouth of Brecht: A Parabolic Survey with Some Examples, Detours, and Suggestions" by Reinhold Grimm, "Dieter Forte's Play 'Luther, Munzer, and the Bookkeepers of the Reformation - or the Difficulties of Writing Historical Truth'" by Guy Stern, "Luther and Rome: Then and Now" by Harry J. McSorley, "Martin Luther's Need for Reform - and Ours" by Harry J. Haile, "Was Luther's Reformation a Revolution" by Max L. Baeumer, "Luther's Social Teaching and the Social Order of His Age" by Thmas A. Brady, "Three Kinds of 'Christian Freedom': Law, Liberty, and License in the German Reformation" by Gerald Strauss. Table of standard abbreviations and a foreword entitled Luther's Literary Legacy precede text, index of names follows text.