Fires of Faith: Catholic England under Mary Tudor
by Eamon Duffy
In Fires of Faith, Eamon Duffy examines Catholic England under Mary Tudor, focusing on the revival of traditional religion and the passionate response of the populace to the restoration of the old faith after Protestant disruptions. This historical account illuminates the era's religious dynamics and enduring legacy.
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Fires of Faith delves into the Catholic revival during Mary Tudor's rule in England, examining the restoration of traditional religious practices after years of Protestant reforms.
The book highlights the intense devotion and public engagement with Catholicism that characterized this period, often called the Marian Restoration.
Through historical analysis, it portrays the complexities of faith, politics, and society under Mary's short but impactful reign.
Duffy provides a nuanced view of how these events shaped English religious identity in the 16th century.
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