Preface

pp.：  7 – 10

List of Figures and Illustrations

pp.：  11 – 12

Places of Original Publication

pp.：  13 – 14

Chapter One Rare Books and Revolutionaries: The French Bibliothèques Municipales

pp.：  15 – 30

PART I PAMPHLETS AND THEIR READERS

pp.：  31 – 120

Chapter Two A Provincial News Community in Sixteenth-Century France

pp.：  33 – 56

Chapter Three Protestantism, Publication and the French Wars of Religion: The Case of Caen

pp.：  57 – 78

Chapter Four Protestant Printing during the French Wars of Religion. The Lyon Press of Jean Saugrain

pp.：  79 – 102

Chapter Five Genevan Print and the Coming of the Wars of Religion

pp.：  103 – 120

PART II DISSEMINATION

pp.：  121 – 232

Chapter Six France and the Netherlands. The Interlocking of Two Religious Cultures in Print during the Era of the Religious Wars

pp.：  123 – 142

Chapter Seven French Books at the Frankfurt Fair

pp.：  143 – 190

Chapter Eight Emden as a Centre of the Sixteenth-Century Book Trade. A Catalogue of the Bookseller Gaspar Staphorst

pp.：  191 – 216

Chapter Nine Translation and the Migration of Texts

pp.：  217 – 232

PART III PERSPECTIVES

pp.：  233 – 336

Chapter Ten The Reformation and the Book. A Reconsideration

pp.：  235 – 264

Chapter Eleven The Growth of a Provincial Press in Sixteenth-Century Europe

pp.：  265 – 288

Chapter Twelve The Reception of Calvinism in Britain

pp.：  289 – 312

Chapter Thirteen Printing and the Reformation: The English Exception

pp.：  313 – 336

Index

pp.：  337 – 343