Maximilian I and the Imperial Reform at the Diet of Worms, 1495Thomas A. Brady
of Worms (1495) and Cologne (1512); seeMaximilian I, Holy Roman emperor. The most important diets of theReformationwereWorms(1521), Speyer (1529), and Augsburg (1530, 1547, 1555). The diet declined in importance and after the peace of Westphalia (1648) it became an assembly of ...
of Worms (1495) and Cologne (1512); seeMaximilian I, Holy Roman emperor. The most important diets of theReformationwereWorms(1521), Speyer (1529), and Augsburg (1530, 1547, 1555). The diet declined in importance and after the peace of Westphalia (1648) it became an assembly of ...
Among the most important diets were those of Worms (1495) and Cologne (1512); see Maximilian I, Holy Roman emperor. The most important diets of the Reformation were Worms (1521), Speyer (1529), and Augsburg (1530, 1547, 1555). The diet declined in importance and after the peace of ...
of Worms (1495) and Cologne (1512); seeMaximilian I, Holy Roman emperor. The most important diets of theReformationwereWorms(1521), Speyer (1529), and Augsburg (1530, 1547, 1555). The diet declined in importance and after the peace of Westphalia (1648) it became an assembly of ...
of Worms (1495) and Cologne (1512); seeMaximilian I, Holy Roman emperor. The most important diets of theReformationwereWorms(1521), Speyer (1529), and Augsburg (1530, 1547, 1555). The diet declined in importance and after the peace of Westphalia (1648) it became an assembly of ...