Ulrich von Hutten
Hutten, Ulrich Von - oolˈrĭkh fən hootˈən, 1488–1523, German humanist and poet, partisan of the Reformation, an outstanding figure in German political history. Hutten's career as poet was launched by his participation in the famous Episculae obscurorum virorum (1515), which supported the cause of Reuchlin. In 1517 he was crowned poet laureate by Holy Read More...
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Ulrich von Hutten
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Personality in German Literature before Luther (Chap. VI "The Humanist Revolt: Ulrich von Hutten")
by Kuno Francke. 224 pgs.
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History of the Christian Church, Vol. 1 ("Ulrich von Hutten and Luther" begins on p. 196)
by Philip Schaff. 755 pgs.
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Charles V, Father of Europe ("Ulrich von Hutten and Charles V" begins on p. 66)
by Gertrude von Schwarzenfeld. 310 pgs.
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A History of the Reformation, Vol. 1 ("Ulrich von Hutten" begins on p. 75)
by Thomas M. Lindsay. 528 pgs.
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The Revolt of Martin Luther (Discussion of Ulrich von Hutten begins on p. 507)
by Robert Herndon Fife. 726 pgs.
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Martin Luther: The Man and His Work (1911) (Discussion of Ulrich von Hutten begins on p. 160)
by Arthur Cushman McGiffert. 402 pgs.
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A Short History of Germany (1902) (Discussion of Ulrich von Hutten begins on p. 289)
by Ernest F. Henderson. 518 pgs.
