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View full image ↗ October 31, 1517
The safest fact about 31 October is not a hammer blow. It is a courteous letter to an archbishop, with ninety-five propositions enclosed.
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Helped arguments travel. Printing helped Luther's writings circulate beyond the people who could hear him speak. Religious conflicts, political protection and readers' choices also shaped the Reformation.
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Both events are tagged The Reformation. Follow the topic to compare their stories; no direct influence is asserted.
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Both events are tagged The Reformation. Follow the topic to compare their stories; no direct influence is asserted.
Explore a shared thread
Both events are tagged The Reformation. Follow the topic to compare their stories; no direct influence is asserted.
Explore a shared thread
Both events are tagged The Reformation. Follow the topic to compare their stories; no direct influence is asserted.
Explore a shared thread
Both events are tagged The Reformation. Follow the topic to compare their stories; no direct influence is asserted.