Philippe Wolff Knihy

Exploring the themes of baptism, covenant, and family, this book offers a historical perspective on the significance of these concepts in the context of faith. The reprint of the original 1862 edition provides readers with insights into the theological and familial implications of baptism, emphasizing its role in spiritual and communal life. This unchanged edition preserves the original text, allowing contemporary audiences to engage with the foundational ideas presented over a century ago.

Focusing on a tumultuous historical period, the narrative explores the interplay of wars, famines, and epidemics that fueled societal conflicts from 1378 to 1382. Key events include the Florentine 'Ciompi' revolt, uprisings in Flanders and France, laborer revolts in England, and the Hussite crisis. The book provides a detailed analysis of how these crises shaped the social and political landscape of the time.