WIr Jacob sturm der Meister vnd der Rathe zu Straßburg thun kundt, nach dem sich diser zeit ... vil Secte...
WIr Jacob sturm der Meister vnd der Rathe zu Straßburg thun kundt, nach dem sich diser zeit ... vil Secten vnd jrriger leere erheben vnd ereügen, vnd nämlichen, mit ettlichen personen, die wid'teüffer gnant ...
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1527
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In 16th-century Strasbourg, religious dissent was treated as a direct assault on the state. This decree reveals exactly how the Council used the threat of God to justify the total social isolation of the Anabaptists.
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