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Whether One May Flee from a Deadly Plague

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Written during an outbreak in Wittenberg while Luther stayed behind to nurse the sick. Startlingly practical about risk, duty, fear and what you owe your neighbour, and unwilling to make either fleeing or staying into the holy option.

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