:John Foxe and the English Reformation

Abstract

Introduction: John Foxe and the Editors, David Loades fiction and fact Foxe's Book of Martyrs, John King bibliographical aspects of John Foxe, Julian Roberts shaping the reader the Acts and Monuments, Susan Felch the iconography of the Acts and Monuments, Margaret Aston, Elizabeth Ingram 18-century Foxe - evidence for the impact of the Acts and Monuments the long 18th century, Eirwen Nicholson appropriating martyrdom - fears of renewed and the 1632 edition of Acts and Monuments, Damian Nussbaum Jean Crespin and the first English martyrology of the Reformation, David Watson from prophetic to apocalyptic - John Foxe and the writing of history, Tom Betteridge in a time of persecution - new light on the secret Protestant congregation Marian London, Brett Usher John Foxe, the Acts and Monuments and the development of prophetic interpretation, Andrew Penny Haemstede and Foxe, Andrew Pettegree John Foxe, father of lyes, and the Papists, Glyn Parry. Appendix - a finding list of extant 16th- and 17th-century editions of John Foxe's Acts and Monuments, David Newcombe.

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