History Has Many Voices

This Volume Presents Essays From Eight Scholars Who Trained With Robert Kingdon, A Vanguard Of Early Modern Studies. He Required Students To Go To Primary Sources, Yet They Were Free To Pursue Their Own Curiosity. No Matter What Their Approach To The Sources, Students Were Held To A High Standard Of Thoroughness, Precision, And Attention To Detail. This Festschrift Displays Something Of The Diversity Of Language, Source Materials, Methods, And Visions That Kingdon Encouraged In His Students During His Forty-year Career In Graduate Education. Introduction : The Past Has Many Voices / Lee Palmer Wandel -- Doubts About 'witches' And 'magicians' In Reginald Scot And Gabriel Naude / Maryanne Cline Horowitz -- Alcohol And The Clergy In Traditional Europe / A. Lynn Martin -- Popes, Astrologers, And Early Modern Calendar Reform / Freederic J. Baumgartner -- Planning Jesuit Education From Loyola To The 1599 Ratio Studiorum / John Patrick Donnelly -- Laity And Liturgy In The French Reformed Tradition / Raymond A. Mentzer -- Reflections On A Quarter-century Of Research On Women And The Reformation / Merry Wiesner-hanks -- Rethinking The Social History Of The Poor / Thomas Max Safley -- Preparing The Pastors : Theological Education And Pastoral Training In Basel / Amy Nelson Burnett. Edited By Lee Palmer Wandel. Dissertations Supervised By Robert Kingdon (pages 153-156). Each Chapter Represents A Generation Of Doctoral Candidates Who Studied Under Robert M. Kingdon (1970-1989). Includes Bibliographical References And Index. English