16th Century Reformation Reading Room

Note: this content was originally curated by Arnold Neufeldt-Fast and is no longer being maintained. Some links may not work. Content posted for archival purposes only.

This page is designed to help make 16th Century Reformation resources available to those without easy access to a theological library. Many of the links below connect you to scanned, published books and articles made available by Google Books. Importantly, Google Books allows you to search within a volume and also across volumes (rather than across the entire WWW). The Google Book Project also makes hard to find and expensive monographs readily accessible to researchers. This Reading Room collects those materials on one page.

NB: For bibliographic management and notetaking while reading, Zotero is highly recommended ("a free, easy-to-use Mozilla Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources"). For page snapshots and printing of Google Book pages, try Microsoft's snipping tool (paste text into Word -- or Zotero).
-Dr. Arnold Neufeldt-Fast, Tyndale Seminary

Reformation: Encyclopedia, Dictionaries, Companions 

Reformation--Introductory Texts

Reformation (General)--Monographs, Collections

Martin Luther and the Lutheran Reformation

Recent Tyndale Seminary Publications on Luther

Zwingli, Calvin and the Reformation in Switzerland

Ulrich Zwingli and Heinrich Bullinger: Reformation in Zurich

John Calvin and the Reformation in Geneva

The Radical Reformation: Anabaptism

Note: Tyndale students have access to the following full-text resources via NetLibrary eBooks.

Erasmus

Dutch Reformation

Strasbourg: Bucer & Capito

Martin Bucer

Wolfgang Capito

English Reformation

Further Reformation Studies literature on the Web

Other Resources on the WWW