Acts and Monuments

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Acts and Monuments is a 16th-century Protestant martyrology by John Foxe that chronicles the sufferings and executions of religious reformers in England, especially under Catholic rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Protestant literature
historical work
martyrology
alsoKnownAs Foxe's Book of Martyrs NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement English Reformation NERFINISHED
Protestant Reformation NERFINISHED
author John Foxe NERFINISHED
chronicles executions of Protestant martyrs
sufferings of religious reformers
circulatedIn early modern England
commissionedOrSupportedBy English Protestant establishment
contains biographical accounts of martyrs
documents and letters related to trials
woodcut illustrations of martyrdoms
countryOfOrigin England
emphasizes suffering for religious conscience
fieldOfStudy Reformation studies
church history
firstPublishedIn 1563
focusesOnPeriod Tudor England NERFINISHED
reign of Mary I of England
genre Protestant polemic
martyrology
religious history
hasEdition fourth edition 1583
second edition 1570
third edition 1576
hasMainCharacterType Protestant reformers
historicalReliability partly polemical
historicalScope medieval period to 16th century
influenced English Protestant identity
anti-Catholic sentiment in England
language English
notableFor detailed narratives of Marian persecutions
shaping popular memory of martyrs in England
opposes Roman Catholic Church authority
originalTitle Actes and Monuments of these latter and perillous dayes NERFINISHED
placeOfFirstPublication London NERFINISHED
portraysAsOppressors Catholic authorities
publicationCentury 16th century
readBy English Protestants
religiousPerspective Protestant
subject Catholic persecution of reformers
English Reformation NERFINISHED
Protestant martyrs
religious persecution
usedAs didactic text
source for Protestant preaching

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Marian persecutions describedBySource Acts and Monuments
John Foxe notableWork Acts and Monuments
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