LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

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FOREWORD

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INTRODUCTION --- James M. Stayer

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CHAPTER ONE KARLSTADT, MÜNTZER AND THE REFORMATION OF THE COMMONERS, 1521–1525 --- Hans-Jürgen Goertz

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CHAPTER TWO SWISS ANABAPTISM: THE BEGINNINGS, 1523–1525 --- C. Arnold Snyder

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CHAPTER THREE SWISS-SOUTH GERMAN ANABAPTISM, 1526–1540 --- James M. Stayer

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CHAPTER FOUR SPIRITUALISM: SCHWENCKFELD AND FRANCK AND THEIR EARLY MODERN RESONANCES --- R. Emmet McLaughlin

pp.：  147 – 190

CHAPTER FIVE ANABAPTISM IN MORAVIA AND SILESIA --- Martin Rothkegel

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CHAPTER SIX THE MELCHOIRITES AND MÜNSTER --- Ralf Klötzer

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CHAPTER SEVEN THE SPIRITUALIST ANABAPTISTS --- Geoffrey Dipple

pp.：  285 – 326

CHAPTER EIGHT MENNONITES AND DOOPSGEZINDEN IN THE NETHERLANDS, 1535–1700 --- Piet Visser

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CHAPTER NINE MARPECK AND THE LATER SWISS BRETHREN, 1540–1700 --- John D. Roth

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CHAPTER TEN ANABAPTIST RELIGIOUS LITERATURE AND HYMNODY --- John D. Rempel

pp.：  417 – 452

CHAPTER ELEVEN GENDER ROLES AND PERSPECTIVES AMONG ANABAPTIST AND SPIRITUALIST GROUPS --- Sigrun Haude

pp.：  453 – 494

CHAPTER TWELVE ANABAPTIST MARTYRDOM: IMPERATIVES, EXPERIENCE, AND MEMORIALIZATION --- Brad S. Gregory

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CHAPTER THIRTEEN ANABAPTISTS AND THE EARLY MODERN STATE: A LONG-TERM VIEW --- Michael Driedger

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INDEX

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