Religion and the Rise of Capitalism · Character
Martin Bucer
German Protestant reformer and theologian.
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Also known as Bucer
First appearance: religion and the rise of capitalism
Martin Bucer shows up with force in The Social Organism. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Included in the list of reformers whose social theories derive from medieval thought.
Martin Bucer first appears in 0003 religion and the rise of capitalism.
In The Social Organism: Included in the list of reformers whose social theories derive from medieval thought.
Later, in II: The Continental Reformers: Bucer is mentioned as urging the English Government to develop the woollen industry on mercantilist lines, even while denouncing merchant fraud and avarice.
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