Travel with the Martyrs of Mary Tudor: The Burning of Protestants During England's Reign of Terror

Bishops and labourers the blind and lame men and women elderly and teenagersnone was spared the cruel vengeance of Mary Tudor in her attempt to rid her realm of all who followed the Protestant faith. Across England and into Wales are memorials to some of the more than two hundred and eighty martyrs during Marys brief reign. Their agony in the often slowburning fires is a heartrending testimony of firm faith and strong conviction. Here is the story of a few of those whose weakness was turned to strength who were tortured and refused to be released and of whom the world was not worthy. Like each of the books in this unique series Travel with The Martyrs of Mary Tudor is both a carefully researched history and a valuable travel guide. With over 150 colour photographs drawings and maps it will guide the traveller to many of the key locations associated with the life and ministry of these great saints. A detailed time line and recommended further reading adds to the value of the book and makes it equally useful for the armchair traveller.Atherstone, Andrew is the author of 'Travel with the Martyrs of Mary Tudor: The Burning of Protestants During England's Reign of Terror', published 2005 under ISBN 9781846250033 and ISBN 184625003X.