The New Cambridge Modern History, Volume II: The Reformation, 1520-1559.
G. R. Elton, editor.
Cambridge University Press, 1958 (1968 reprint).
(A second edition was published in 1990.)

Contents:

1. Introduction: The Age of the Reformation, by G. R. Elton


2. Economic Change
   
   1. Agriculture, by Friedrich Lutge
   
   
   2. The Greatness of Antwerp, by S. T. Bindoff


3. Luther and the German Reformation to 1529, by E. G. Rupp


4. The Swiss Reformers and the Sects
   
   1. The Reformation in Zurich, Strassburg and Geneva, by E. G. Rupp
   
   
   2. The Anabaptists, by Ernest A. Payne


5. The Reformation in Scandinavia and the Baltic, by N. K. Andersen


6. The Reformation in Difficulties
   
   1. The German Reformation to 1555, by Ernst Bizer
   
   
   2. Poland, Bohemia and Hungary, by R. R. Betts
   
   
   3. France, 1519-59, by F. C. Spooner


7. The Reformation in England, by G. R. Elton


8. Italy and the Papacy, by Delio Cantimori


9. The New Orders, by H. O. Evennett


10. The Empire of Charles V in Europe, by H. Koenigsberger


11. The Habsburg-Valois Struggle, by F. C. Spooner


12. Intellectual Tendencies
    
    1. Literature: the Printed Book, by Denys Hay
    
    
    2. Science, by A. R. Hall


13. Schools and Universities, by Denys Hay


14. Constitutional Development and Political Thought in Western Europe, by G. R. Elton


15. Constitutional Development and Political Thought in Eastern Europe, by R. R. Betts


16. Armies, Navies, and the Art of War, by J. R. Hale


17. The Ottoman Empire, 1520-66, by V. J. Parry


18. Russia, 1462-1583, by J. L. I. Fennell


19. The New World, 1521-1580, by J. H. Parry


20. Europe and the East, by I. A. Macgregor