The reformation in Poland : $b Some social and economic aspects

"The Reformation in Poland: Some Social and Economic Aspects" by Paul Fox is a historical exploration that examines the social and economic elements that influenced the emergence and decline of the Reformation in Poland. This book, originating from the early 20th century, posits that these elements held more sway than purely religious drivers. It traces the Reformation's path in Poland, from its early stirrings to the key events that defined religious transformations during a crucial time in European history, while also shedding light on the independence displayed by Polish princes and clergy towards papal power, noting their historical defiance against clerical overreach. Furthermore, it acknowledges the impacts of humanism and earlier reform efforts, such as those by Wycliffe and the Hussites, in creating an atmosphere where Reformation ideas could thrive.