Reformation Historiography [5]:Were the Radicals a ‘lunatic fringe’?

February 8th, 2008
Posted in 1450-1750 (Year 8 History), A-Level / IB History

Were the Radicals a ‘lunatic fringe’? - Some historians have argued that the Radicals were insane and insignificant; others that they were the most enlightened, and also the most significant, part of the Reformation movement. Which side makes the most sense?

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