Douglas H. Shantz, Ph.D. (1987) in History, University of Waterloo, is Professor of Christian Thought at the University of Calgary, Canada. His recent articles discuss Pietist historical writing, autobiography, conversion and migration.

• List of Maps and IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroductionThe Court PreacherI. Family and Student Life, 1660-1682II. Bröske’s Educational Travels, 1683-1686III. Court Preacher in Offenbach, 1686-1713IV. Bröske’s Gospel and Funeral SermonsThe Philadelphian ChiliastV. Turkish Baptisms in the Ysenburg Court in the 1690sVI. Conrad Bröske, Thomas Beverley and the Coming Millennial KingdomVII. Eight Dialogues between a Politician and a Theologian (1698-1700)Controversy and WithdrawalVIII. Feud with Johann Konrad Dippel, 1700-1702IX. Dispute with Reformed Preachers in Elberfeld, 1704-1706X. Bröske’s Literary CareerConclusionAppendices 1. Conrad Bröske’s Autobiography of 17102. Over-view of the Bröske-Dippel Feud, 1700-17023. Key Sources in Conrad Bröske’s Dispute with the Reformed Preachers in Elberfeld, 1704-17064. Conrad Bröske’s Publications and Writings, 1692-1710BibliographyIndex of Names and Places

Douglas H. Shantz, Ph.D. (1987) in History, University of Waterloo, is Professor of Christian Thought at the University of Calgary, Canada. His recent articles discuss Pietist historical writing, autobiography, conversion and migration.

• List of Maps and IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroductionThe Court PreacherI. Family and Student Life, 1660-1682II. Bröske’s Educational Travels, 1683-1686III. Court Preacher in Offenbach, 1686-1713IV. Bröske’s Gospel and Funeral SermonsThe Philadelphian ChiliastV. Turkish Baptisms in the Ysenburg Court in the 1690sVI. Conrad Bröske, Thomas Beverley and the Coming Millennial KingdomVII. Eight Dialogues between a Politician and a Theologian (1698-1700)Controversy and WithdrawalVIII. Feud with Johann Konrad Dippel, 1700-1702IX. Dispute with Reformed Preachers in Elberfeld, 1704-1706X. Bröske’s Literary CareerConclusionAppendices 1. Conrad Bröske’s Autobiography of 17102. Over-view of the Bröske-Dippel Feud, 1700-17023. Key Sources in Conrad Bröske’s Dispute with the Reformed Preachers in Elberfeld, 1704-17064. Conrad Bröske’s Publications and Writings, 1692-1710BibliographyIndex of Names and Places

Douglas H. Shantz, Ph.D. (1987) in History, University of Waterloo, is Professor of Christian Thought at the University of Calgary, Canada. His recent articles discuss Pietist historical writing, autobiography, conversion and migration.

• List of Maps and IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroductionThe Court PreacherI. Family and Student Life, 1660-1682II. Bröske’s Educational Travels, 1683-1686III. Court Preacher in Offenbach, 1686-1713IV. Bröske’s Gospel and Funeral SermonsThe Philadelphian ChiliastV. Turkish Baptisms in the Ysenburg Court in the 1690sVI. Conrad Bröske, Thomas Beverley and the Coming Millennial KingdomVII. Eight Dialogues between a Politician and a Theologian (1698-1700)Controversy and WithdrawalVIII. Feud with Johann Konrad Dippel, 1700-1702IX. Dispute with Reformed Preachers in Elberfeld, 1704-1706X. Bröske’s Literary CareerConclusionAppendices 1. Conrad Bröske’s Autobiography of 17102. Over-view of the Bröske-Dippel Feud, 1700-17023. Key Sources in Conrad Bröske’s Dispute with the Reformed Preachers in Elberfeld, 1704-17064. Conrad Bröske’s Publications and Writings, 1692-1710BibliographyIndex of Names and Places