The Reformation of Rights: Law, Religion and Human Rights in Early Modern Calvinism Richard A. Holland Susan Gregg Gilmore is the

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The Reformation of Rights: Law, Religion and Human Rights in Early Modern Calvinism Richard A. Holland Susan Gregg Gilmore is theJohn Calvin developed arresting new teachings on rights and liberties, church and state, and religion and politics that shaped the law of Protestant lands. Calvin's original teachings were periodically challenged by major crises the French Wars of Religion, Dutch Revolt, the English Civil War, American colonization, and American Revolution. In each such crisis moment, a major Calvinist figure emerged Theodore Beza, Johannes Althusius, John Milton,