Summary:

This is the chronicle of a monarch's religious intolerance, a
nation's fear, and the unimaginable courage of the Protestants who
died for their faith—more than three hundred victims in less than
three years. Award-winning historical biographer Jasper Ridley
explores the dark years of Mary Tudor's reign using an absorbing
narrative and meticulously researched history to relate a tragic,
brutal, and often inspiring tale. Eight pages of black-and-white
photographs are included. “Ridley tells the story of England's Terror
with verve.”—Sunday Times (London)

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Dewey Class: 941 -- General history of Europe British Isles

Book Details:

Physical Description: 256 pages
Edition Info: Paperback; 2002-07-10

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