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. . . lively and intellectually stimulating . . . --Speculum
Wunderli . . . has lucidly reconstructed a controversial conflict in 15th-century south-central Germany. . . . this engaging narrative takes off from Hans Behem--the peasant who claimed to see the Virgin and gained followers until crushed by the established church--to explore larger forces at work in Germany on the eve of the Reformation. . .
Wunderli also attempts to sort out the violent conflict that ensued and Hans\'s subsequent trial. His scrupulousness and sensitivity make for a small but valuable book. --Publishers Weekly Fascinating and well written, this is highly recommended for academic and larger public libraries. --Library Journal
Richard Wunderli . . . deftly tells the story in
Peasant Fires , finding in it a foreshadowing of peasant uprisings in the 16th century. --New York Times Book Review . . . a stimulating read . . . an engaging synthesis. --Central European History In 1476, an illiterate German street musician had a vision of the Virgin Mary and began to preach a radical social message that attracted thousands of followers--and antagonized the church. The drummer was burned at the stake. This swiftly moving narrative of his rise and fall paints a vivid portrait of 15th-century German society as it raises important questions about the craft of history. A gem of a book. . . . It has a plot, good guys and bad buys, it opens up a \'strange\' world, and it is exceptionally well written. --Thomas W. Robisheaux