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Bohemia under Ferdinand . . . . . . . . .
Tie Catholic Reaction in Bohemia . . . . . . .
teligious condition of Austria. Canisius "
Tie Temporal Electors: Augustus of Saxony . . . . . .
Tie Grumbach quarrels
achim II of Brandenburg . . . . . . . . .
ert of Prussia and the Osiandrists . . . . . . .
derick III, Elector Palatine
Calvinistic Reformation. The Spiritual Electors . . . .
lliam of JQlich-Cleves. The Brunswick-Liineburg lines
House of Hesse. Its Abbots of Fulda
Imperial Towns and the Wetterau Counts. Christopher of Wiirttemberg
ert V of Bavaria and the Landsberg League
B "Ortenburg Conspiracy." The Catholic Reaction in Bavaria. The
J e s u i t s . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 sees of Augsburg, Wiirzburg, and Salzburg . . . . .
3 Protestants and the reservatum ecclesiasticum. Diet of Ratisbon, 1556-7
it of Augsburg, 1551). Meeting of Protestant Estates at Naumburg .
al briefs conceding use of the Cup to laity . . . . . .
iximilian elected Roman King, 1562
aracter and antecedents of Maximilian II . . . . . .
antipathy to Spain. His religious views . . . . . .
3 advance towards conformity . . . . . . .
s accession as Emperor, 15G-4 . . . . . . . .
e Turks in Hungary. Renewal of peace, 1577 . . . . .
ruble election to the Polish throne; Stephen Bathory prevails. The
western border, and the transit and levy of troops . . . .
et of Augsburg, 1566
* ilure of the attempt against Calvinism. Lutheran divisions .
, hn Casimir's expedition into France. The German Protestants and t!'
insurrection in the Netherlands. Advances of Protestantism
i Chytraeus
hilip II rejects Austrian intervention in the Netherlands. 11
with Maximilian's daughter Anne . . . .
roposed offensive Protestant combination breaks down .
piet of Speier, 1570; Maximilian's unsatisfactory foreign p
Togress of the Counter-Reformation. Fulda. The Eichsf
ssensions between the Saxon and Palatine Electors. The '
tudolf elected Roman King. Diet of Ratisbon, 1576
Death of Maximilian II . . . . .
CHAPTER VI.
THE REVOLT OF THE NETHEK
By the Rev. GEORGE EDMUNDSON, M.A., '
Tutor of Brasenose College.
dication of sovereignty of the Netherlands by (
character and policy of Philip II
reaty of Cateau-Cambresis, 1550
pancial and religious causes of discontent in
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