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 1 Cover, 1|         some matters touching the reform of the Christian Estate,
 2   1     |           no one has been able to reform them; and this has been
 3   1     |         through punishment we may reform ourselves, and once more
 4 Prop1   |                     Proposals for Reform Part I~Now, although I am
 5 Prop1   | propositions which might effect a reform in this dreadful state of
 6 Prop2   |                     Proposals for Reform Part II~15. Nor must I forget
 7 Prop3   |                     Proposals for Reform Part III~25. The universities
 8 Prop3   |     specialists, and, indeed, the reform would come of itself, if
 9 Prop3   |        The medical men I leave to reform their own faculties; the
10 Prop3   |         the winds all attempts to reform them, and will not allow
11 Prop3   |          every one who is willing reform himself. I do not see that