Chapter
1. Geneva: The City and Its History
2. Genevese Martyrs of Liberty
3. The Reform Commenced in Lausanne and Established In Morat and Neuchatel
4. Tumults – Successes – Toleration
6. Geneva on the Brink of Civil War
8. Rome Falls and Geneva Rises
9. Establishment of Protestantism In Geneva
10. Calvin Enters Geneva — Its Civil and Ecclesiastical Constitution
11. Sumptuary Laws — Calvin and Farel Banished
12. Calvin at Strasburg — Rome Draws Near to Geneva
13. Abortive Conferences at Hagenau and Ratisbon
15. The Ecclesiastical Ordinances
16. The New Geneva
17. Calvin’s Battles With the Libertines
19. Servetus Comes to Geneva and Is Arrested
20. Calvin’s Victory Over the Libertines
21. Apprehension and Trial of Servetus
22. Condemnation and Death of Servetus
23. Calvin’s Correspondence with Martyrs, Reformers, and Monarchs
25. Final Victory and Glory of Geneva
26. Geneva and Its Influence in Europe
28. The Soclal and Family Life of Geneva
29. Calvin’s Last Illness and Death
30. Calvin’s Work
