Jean-Henri Merle d'Aubigne

Paperback, 312 pages

John Foxe

Hardback, Hendrickson Forbush Edition, 376 pages

John Foxe

Except for Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, perhaps no book in the English language has been so widely read and appreciated as the work by John Foxe (sometimes "Fox"). Originally titled Christian Martyrs of the World, it has appeared in many more readable editions simply as Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Three of the best are listed below. The edition edited by William Forbush presents Foxe's history superbly, with very little loss of content. The Abridged Edition contains carefully selected stories and illustrations. One esteemed brother regularly used to give Forbush's edition to newlyweds — presumably because of its sobering view of Christian life. …

Paperback, Abridged Edition, 4.8" x 7.2" x .2", 96 pages

Jean-Henri Merle d'Aubigne

The classic comprehensive work on this momentous time.

2-Vol. Set, Paperback, 1,472 pages

Beth J. Coombe Harris

Paperback, 232 pages

David J. Deane

A classic biography of the forerunner of the Reformation who spent his life preparing the way for our (often neglected) English Bible and our (often unappreciated) religious freedoms. Wicliffe's life should challenge ours. …

Paperback, Large Print, 11-Point Type, 5" x 8" x .25", 90 pages

Elizabeth Rundle Charles

This classic story of Martin Luther accurately portrays Luther, his times and influence  …

Paperback, 436 pages

David J. Deane

Through the excited crowds, Martin Luther boldly made his way to the great wooden door of the church building. Attracted by the hammer blows, a crowd gathered to read a paper he had nailed to the door. Luther's famous "95 Theses" marked the beginning of a battle for the truth of God which flamed into a great reformation. …

Epub Ebook, Available Online Only, 64 pages

David J. Deane

Through the excited crowds, Martin Luther boldly made his way to the great wooden door of the church building. Attracted by the hammer blows, a crowd gathered to read a paper he had nailed to the door. Luther's famous "95 Theses" marked the beginning of a battle for the truth of God which flamed into a great reformation. …

Paperback, 64 pages

P.J. DeZeeuw

Paperback, 88 pages

Jean-Henri Merle d'Aubigne

2-Volume Set, Hardback

W.H.G. Kingston

In 1555 William Hunter was martyred for his faith in the Lord Jesus. His death had a profound effect on a family which was investigating the truth of the Word of God. How the Lord used that martyrdom is the subject of this interesting account. …

Paperback, 96 pages

Frances A. Bevan

Paperback, 440 pages

Deborah Alcock

Paperback, 328 pages

Frances A. Bevan

John Tauler, Nicholas of Basle and Henry Suso were three men of God who lived shortly before the dawn of the Reformation. God's care for these men and the light He gave to them in a spiritually dark day are a real refreshment in a day increasingly like theirs. …

Paperback, 402 pages

Poggius

An eyewitness account. Includes The Life of John Huss and The Life of Jerome of Prague by Richard Holt, 1759. "I wanted to acquaint you with this story of a heretic, my dear Nicolai, so that you might know how … blissful in his faith this pious man's end had been." …

Paperback, 128 pages

Jean-Henri Merle d'Aubigne

The classic biography of the leader of the Reformation.

Paperback, 136 pages

Teri Tonn Smith

Not so well-known as his famous friend John Calvin, William Farel was nevertheless much used by God during the Reformation, and we can learn much by his example. …

Paperback, 96 pages