Matthaeus Alber was a key figure in the German Reformation, and this biography by Julius von Hartmann offers a comprehensive overview of his life and work in the context of the broader religious and political movements of his time. The book includes a portrait of Alber, as well as appendices containing the texts of his most important works and the first church order of Reutlingen. This is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of Christianity in Germany.

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