
The Reformation
Chaucer to Spenser
The Reformation Reader accompanies The Reformation unit of Old Western Culture . Containing 25 Reformation era texts and Renaissance poetry, with introductions by Dr. W. Bradford Littlejohn situating each text in history. This Reader offers a unique, primary-source approach to the Reformation. Also available in Hardback .
What is in this volume
- Geoffrey ChaucerThe Canterbury Tales
- Boniface VIIIClericis Laicos; Unam Sanctam
- Marsilius of PaduaDefensor Pacis
- The Council of ConstanceSacrosancta; Frequens
- ErasmusJulius Exclusus
- Martin LutherNinety-Five Theses; To the Christian Nobility; The Babylonian Captivity of the Church; The Freedom of a Christian
- Leo XExsurge Domine
- Michael SattlerThe Schleitheim Articles
- Philip MelanchthonApology of the Augsburg Confession
- John CalvinInstitutes of the Christian Religion
- The Council of TrentThe Decree of Trent
- Ignatius of LoyolaSpiritual Exercises
- Zacharias UrsinusCommentary on the Heidelberg Catechism
- Church of EnglandBook of Common Prayer (1559)
- John FoxeFoxe’s Book of Martyrs
- Field and WilcoxAn Admonition to Parliament
- Richard HookerThe Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity
- Edmund SpenserThe Faerie Queene; Amoretti; Epithalamion
Everything assigned in Christendom: The Reformation, with the book and line references the lectures use.
The Reformation, Old Western Culture Reader Vol. 12
- Pages703
- Dimensions6 × 9 in.
- Paperback ISBN978-1-944482-23-7
- Hardback ISBN978-1-944482-22-0 · casebound
- Editor and introductionsDr. W. Bradford Littlejohn
- Series editorDaniel Foucachon
- PublisherRoman Roads Press, Moscow, Idaho
Sixteen volumes, Homer to Tolkien
The Old Western Culture Reader Series puts the great books of Western civilization in beautifully typeset, single-column volumes, one for each unit of the curriculum. Each stands on its own as well.

Questions
Do I need this to take the course?
No. The course includes this Reader as an eBook in the app, and your own edition works too. We recommend reading in print; this volume has every assigned text, in the editions the lectures follow.
How do I get the eBook?
It appears in your Roman Roads app library after the order, under the same account.
Can I use it without Old Western Culture?
Yes. It is a complete volume of the great books it holds, intended for high school students, adults reading the classics later in life, and teachers.
