| Printing, Propaganda, and Martin Luther |
| Preface |
 | Introduction |
| • | Printing and the Reformation Movements |
| • | Narrative from the Perspective of What Contemporaries Knew and When They Likely Knew It |
| • | Reception and Re-presentation |
| • | The Role of the Press in the Debates over Authority |
| • | Some Methodological Considerations |
| • | An Overview |
 | Chapter One— Evangelical and Catholic Propaganda in the Early Decades of the Reformation |
| Chapter Two— First Impressions in the Strasbourg Press |
| Chapter Three— The Catholic Dilemma |
| Chapter Four— Luther's Earliest Supporters in the Strasbourg Press |
| Chapter Five— Scripture as Printed Text |
| Chapter Six— Contested Authority in the Strasbourg Press |
| Chapter Seven— Catholics on Luther's Responsibility for the German Peasants' War |
| Conclusion— A Revised Narrative |
| Notes |
| Abbreviations |
| Bibliography of Primary Works Discussed or Cited in the Text |
| Index |