Revolutionary Violence, Reformation and Reaction in Europe, 1349–1452

by Andrew J. Chandler

Part One: Emperors, Flagellants and Lollards
Part Two: Bohemian Fantasies…

40 pages, ebook

Published January 17, 2018

About the author

Andrew James Chandler, Ph.D. (Modern Inter-cultural Studies, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest; M.Ed., English Language Teaching, Plymouth Marjon University), is a British educator and amateur historian based in Kecskemét, Hungary. He has frequently writtin online under the pseudonyms Hungary Wolf and Dr. Paprika.

Reviews

[Keith · Rating 3.25 out of 5]

This was a fill-in detour from my reading of The Aryan Myth , which kept referring to the Revolutionary of the Rhine like I should be fully conversant with this obscure manuscript. I'm still not, but Chandler gives a bit more detail than does Poliakov in the course of a very Czech-Hungarian overview of Hussite and related rebellions of the early reformation. I will likely plow through his seven part sequel as well, since Poliakov is focusing more on German and Russia proper and this fills in some long-forgotten or never-learned detail on the surroundings.