Imperial Diet at Augsburg: Martin Luther presents his arguments against Catholicism

Historical Context Note

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Martin Luther, summoned by Cardinal Cajetan (de Vio) to the Diet of Augsburg, refuses to recant. The Diet of Augsburg refuses to provide the Emperor with a subsidy for fighting the Turks.

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