First published in the late 17th century, this historical work provides a comprehensive account of the Reformation in the Netherlands and the controversies surrounding it. Brandt offers detailed descriptions of key events, individuals, and organizations involved in the religious conflicts of the time. The book is a valuable resource for scholars of church history and early modern Europe.

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