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Acknowledgements List of Illustrations, Maps, and Tables Note on Usage Author's Preface Introduction, Thomas A. Brady, Jr PART I. TOWN AND COUNTRY BETWEEN REFORM AND REVOLT 1. Reformation and Peasants' War in Waldshut and Environs: A Structural Analysis 2. The Communal Reformation between Town and Country 3. The 'Butzenkrieg': The Rouffach Revolt of 1514 4. Freiburg and the Bundschuh 5. From the Bundschuh to the Peasants' War: From Revolutionary Conspiracy to the Revolution of the Common Man 6. South-West German Towns in the Peasants' War: Alliances between Opportunism and Solidarity PART II. ECONOMIC LANDSCAPES 7. Economic Landscapes 8. Town and Country in the German-speaking Lands, 1350-1600 9. Defining an Economic Region: The Southern Upper Rhine, 1450-1600 10. Medium-sized and Small Towns on the Upper Rhine in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries between Domination and Competition 11. The Territorial Policy of Freiburg im Breisgau in the Later Middle Ages PART III. REGIONS AND LOCAL IDENTITIES 12. Alsace as an Economic Bridging Landscape in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries 13. The 'Revolutionary of the Upper Rhine' and Outer Austria. Visions of Reform between Empire and Territory 14. Liberty and Community in Medieval Switzerland 15. South-West German Serfdom in Comparative Perspective Places of Original Publication Index of Names and Places Index of Subjects
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