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Fox's Book of Martyrs

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John Foxe's monumental history chronicles the persecutions and martyrdoms of Christians, especially the Protestant martyrs burned during the reign of Mary I of England, in vivid and harrowing detail. Enormously influential in shaping English Protestant identity, it was for centuries one of the most widely read books in England, second only to the Bible in many households. Passionate, partisan, and unforgettable in its scenes of courage and suffering, it is both a work of history and a powerful piece of religious literature. Fox's Book of Martyrs remains a landmark of the Reformation and a compelling, if fierce, record of faith tested by fire.

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John Foxe

John Foxe (1516-1587) was an English historian and clergyman whose Book of Martyrs became one of the most influential works of the English Reformation and a staple of Protestant households for centuries.

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Author
John Foxe
Reading time
About 19 hours
Pages
664
Language
English
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