" England's Bloody Tribunal: Or, Popish Cruelty Displayed" Matthew Taylor, 1769 (First Edition)
A profound chronicle of the religious upheaval that shaped the British Isles, England’s Bloody Tribunal provides an in-depth narrative of the trials and martyrs of the Reformation. Drawing on the rich theological traditions of the eighteenth century, the Reverend Matthew Taylor documents the harrowing realities of religious intolerance with meticulous detail and articulate prose. This historical account is further brought to life by a series of intense copper-plate engravings, which provide a stark, visual testimony to the sufferings of the persecuted. By pairing these vivid illustrations with a deep exploration of the 'triumphant deaths' of those who stood for their faith, Taylor leverages his scholarly background to offer a visceral and significant perspective on the high cost of conviction.
 
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