 The peasants met again on 15 and 20 March 1525 in Memmingen and, after some additional deliberation, adopted the Twelve Articles and the Federal Order (Bundesordnung).The Articles and the Order are only examples among many similar programmes developed during the German Peasants' War that were published in print.The Twelve Articles in particular were printed over 25,000 times within the next two months, a tremendous print run for the 16th century.