Luther's Reformation in Switzerland

The towns of Switzerland were not only part of the Holy Roman Empire but had achieved functional independence for generations. First in Zurich under Ulrich Zwingli, then in Geneva under John Calvin,. Swiss free cities led the way for pushing Luther's concepts to what they considered their logical conclusion. But which Luther and his allies saw as dangerous heresy.

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