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History of the Great Reformation of the Sixteenth Century in Germany, Switzerland, &c., Volume 4

Note 909 — BOOK XV.

H. White translation

Bullinger says, on the contrary, that the council positively forbade the Mass. But Bullinger, who is a very animated writer, is not always exact in diplomatic matters. The council would not have come to such a resolution before the close of the discussion. Other contemporary historians and official documents leave no room for doubt on this point. Stettler, in his Chronicle, pars ii. p. 6, ad annum 1528, details these proceedings as in the text.

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