Progress of the Reformation--New Period--Usefulness of Luther's Captivity in the Wartburg--Agitation in Germany-- Melancthon and Luther--Enthusiasm Page 1 CHAPTER II. Luther in the Wartburg--Object of his Captivity--Anxiety-- Sickness--Luther's Labours--On Confession--Reply to Latomus-- His daily Walks 8 CHAPTER III. Commencement of the Reform--Marriage of Feldkirchen--The Marriage of Monks--Theses--Tract against Monachism--Luther no longer a Monk 16 CHAPTER IV. Archbishop Albert--The Idol of Halle--Luther's Indignation-- Alarm of the Court--Luther's Letter to the Archbishop--Albert's Reply--Joachim of Brandenburg 21 CHAPTER V. Translation of the Bible--Wants of the Church--Principles of the Reformation--Temptations of the Devil--Luther's Works condemned by the Sorbonne--Melancthon's Reply--Luther Visits Wittemberg 28 CHAPTER VI. Fresh Reforms--Gabriel Zwilling on the Mass--The University-- Melancthon's Propositions--The Elector--Monastic Institutions attacked--Emancipation of the Monks--Disturbances--Chapter of the Augustine Monks--Carlstadt and the Mass--First Celebration of the Lord's Supper--Importance of the Mass in the Romish System 34 CHAPTER VII. False Reform--The New Prophets--The Prophets at Wittemberg-- Melancthon--The Elector--Luther--Carlstadt and the Images-- Disturbances--Luther is called for--He does not hesitate-- Dangers 46 CHAPTER VIII. Departure from the Wartburg--New Position--Luther and Primitive Catholicism--Meeting at the Black Bear--Luther's Letter to the Elector--Return to Wittemberg--Sermon at Wittemberg--Charity--The Word--How the Reformation was brought about--Faith in Christ--Its Effects--Didymus--Carlstadt--The Prophets--Interview with Luther--End of the Struggle 56 CHAPTER IX. Translation of the New Testament--Faith and Scripture-- Opposition--Importance of this Publication--Necessity for a systematic Arrangement--Melancthon's Loci Communes--Original Sin--Salvation--Free Will--Effects of the Loci Communes 74 CHAPTER X. Opposition--Henry VIII.--Wolsey--The Queen--Fisher--Thomas More--Luther's Books burnt--Henry's Attack on Luther-- Presented to the Pope--Its Effect on Luther--Energy and Violence--Luther's Reply--Answer by the Bishop of Rochester-- Reply of Thomas More--Henry's Proceedings 83 CHAPTER XI.