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Introduction, by S. M. Cavert.--Was the Reformation needed? By J. T. McNeill.--Protestantism and the primitive church, by M. Rist.--Protestantism before Luther, by E. P. Booth.--Luther and his tradition, by A. R. Wentz.--Zwingli and the reformed tradition, by G. W. Richards.--Calvin and his tradition, by G. Harkness.--The Anglican tradition, by A. C. Zabriskie.--The independent tradition, by J. M. Batten.--Protestantism in American history, by W. W. Sweet.--Sectarianism run wild, by C. S. Braden.--Cardinal principles of Protestantism, by A. C. Knudson.--Protestantism and the Bible, by W. G. Chanter.--Christian theology, by H. F. Rall.--Worship and the sacraments, by O. T. Olson.--Protestantism and music, by C. and H. A. Dickinson.--The Protestant emphasis on preaching, by H. E. Luccock.--The mystical spirit, by W. E. Hocking.--Ethics, by F. J. McConnell.--The open mind, by R. W. Sockman.--In the Far East, by K. S. Latourette.--In Europe, by H. S. Leiper.--In Latin America, by G. Baez-Camargo.--In American education, by E. C. Colwell.--Our responsibility for a new world, by P. B. Kern.--A growing ecumenicity, by H. P. Van Dusen.