Fox's Book of Martyrs

This 1814 edition of Fox’s Book of Martyrs offers a compelling history of Christian persecution, capturing the courage and sacrifice of Protestant martyrs from the earliest days of Christianity to more recent events of the 19th century. Originally authored by John Foxe and supplemented with additional narratives, this edition provides an in-depth look at the trials faced by individuals who stood firm in their faith against overwhelming odds. It includes accounts of the persecution of Protestant reformers, the harrowing experiences of missionaries in the West Indies, and the story of Asaad Shidiak, a native of Palestine who endured unimaginable suffering for his conversion to Christianity. This book also explores the tumultuous period of the French Revolution and its connection to religious persecution, offering a broader historical perspective. A timeless tribute to resilience, faith, and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit, this work remains a cornerstone for understanding the cost of religious freedom. Perfect for historians, theologians, and readers with a passion for history, Fox’s Book of Martyrs is an enduring classic that continues to inspire and inform.