William G. Naphy Knihy

Focusing on the Protestant Reformation in sixteenth-century Geneva, this study highlights John Calvin's leadership amid the city's challenges, particularly the influx of refugees. Enhanced by extensive statistical data and prosopographical appendices, the narrative provides a detailed account of the struggles faced by Calvin and his associates as they worked to establish their Christian faith in a tumultuous society. This comprehensive work stands out as a significant modern examination of the Genevan Reformation.