Katharine von Bora: Dr. Martin Luther's Wife

by Armin Stein

29 chapters5h 29mEnglish1890

About this book

This is a fictionalized biography of the wife of the reformer Dr. Martin Luther. In the author's words, he hopes that "people may learn to know the wife of its greatest man,—not by name only, but as her husband's 'helpmeet,' in the truest sense of the word, as a pattern of domestic virtue, and as a pearl among women." - Summary by Dory Smith

Chapters (29)

1Author's Preface and Book First - The Maiden. Chapter 1 A Conspiracy

931

2Chapter 2 Disappointed Hope

490

3Chapter 3 Dawn

590

4Chapter 4 Freedom

619

5Chapter 5 Sheltered

1003

6Chapter 6 A Fleeting Fancy

430

7Chapter 7 Katharine in Trouble and Dr. Martin in Strife with his Friends

723

8Chapter 8 A Sudden Resolve

862

9Chapter 9 A Day of Rejoicing

410

10Book Second--The Wife. Chapter 10 "As Sorrowing, Yet Always Rejoicing"

444

11Chapter 11 The Faithful Eckart

686

12Chapter 12 A New Life

900

13Chapter 13 "As Dying, and, Behold, We Live"

1022

14Chapter 14 Bereaved and Comforted

527

15Chapter 15 Alone

689

16Chapter 16 God's Inn

550

17Chapter 17 Peace

1103

18Chapter 18 The Mother and Her Children

823

19Chapter 19 Risen from the Dead

489

20Chapter 20 "Lord" Kate

599

21Chapter 21 Luther's Last Will

379

22Chapter 22 Little Lena

688

23Chapter 23 Once More in Zulsdorf

430

24Chapter 24 Parting

621

25Book Third--The Widow. Chapter 25 Alone

715

26Chapter 26 War

1167

27Chapter 27 More Trouble

462

28Chapter 28 Glimpses of Sunshine

875

29Chapter 29 Release

536

Katharine von Bora: Dr. Martin Luther's Wife

About this book

Chapters (29)

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