Research Guides: REL 345 The Reformation: Primary Sources Online

Primary Source Collections on the Web

Meeter Center
The Meeter Center houses one of the world’s largest collections of materials on John Calvin, Calvinism, the Reformation and early modern studies.
Fordham Source Book on the Reformation
Collection of primary sources relating to the Reformation
From the Reformation to the Thirty Years War (1500-1648) - German History Docs
Edited by Prof. Thomas A. Brady, Jr. and Dr. Ellen Yutzy Glebe, with the assistance of Dr. Heidi Bate, Katherine G. Brady, M.A., Prof. Jeanne Grant, and Prof. Julie Tanaka
Pitts Library Digital Image Archive
The Digital Image Archive (DIA) presents more than 65,000 images of biblical illustrations, portraits of religious leaders, printers' devices, engravings of church buildings, and other theological topics.
Johann Tetzel’s Rebuttal Against Luther’s Sermon on Indulgences and Grace
EuroDocs: Reformation Sources
List of primary sources that should be available online freely (it is possible some links are no longer active, FYI)

Primary Sources on the Web

There are many primary source collections freely available online.

Try searching on national library websites of countries you are researching, or do a very broad search on your topic in combination with words/phrases like "digital archive" or "primary sources" or "digitized" or "digital collection."

For example:

jane addams digital collection

france national library digitized