England's Reformation, (From the Time of K. Henry Viii. to the End of Oates's Plot.): A Poem in Four Cantos; Volume 2
"England's Reformation" is a historical poem in four cantos by Thomas Ward, recounting the tumultuous religious changes in England from the reign of King Henry VIII to the end of Oates's Plot. This second volume offers a verse narrative of key events and figures during this period of significant religious and political upheaval. Ward's work provides a unique poetic lens through which to view the conflicts and transformations that shaped England's religious identity. This edition offers readers a chance to engage with a historical perspective rendered in the literary style of the early 18th century.
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