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Jean-Henri Merle d’Aubigné (1794-1872) is justly renowned as the historian of the Reformation. He captures the drama of the events which shaped Europe for the following centuries as the shackles of Rome were broken under the influence of the Reformers.
This book is composed of extracts from those 13 volumes and covers the martyrdom of many for their convictions. The accounts vary in length but are all very moving; the great faith, composure under duress and bright hope for eternity of each one shine through. It is a book that should be read by all evangelical Christians as a reminder of the cost paid by so many in the past for the sake of the truth, and as a spur to personal conviction in our day of easy compromise when the great truths for which these men and women suffered are being so easily laid aside.
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