CHAP. II.

Luther writes to the Emperor--Luther's Dangers--Instructions of

Frederick to the Court of Rome--Luther's Sentiments--Melancthon's

Fears--The German Nobles favourable to the Reformation--

Schaumburg--Seckingen--Ulric de Hutten--Luther's Confidence--

Luther's Greater Freedom--Faith the Source of Works--What

Faith gives--Luther Judging his own Writings. 59

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