"The Acts and Monuments" by John Foxe, popularly known as "Foxe's Book of Martyrs," is a cornerstone of English Protestant history. This fifth volume continues Foxe's detailed account of the persecution of Protestants, offering a vivid portrayal of their suffering and unwavering faith. Edited by George Townsend and Josiah Pratt, this edition seeks to present Foxe's monumental work in a more accessible and accurate form, while retaining the power and pathos of the original text.
Included is a life of John Foxe and a defense of his work, providing context for understanding the man behind this influential and controversial book. Foxe's exhaustive chronicles serve as a primary source for understanding the religious and political tensions of the Reformation era, offering insights into the individuals who shaped religious identity and the events that defined an age. This volume will appeal to historians, theologians, and anyone interested in the dramatic story of religious upheaval in England.
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