This compelling work documents the lives of a group of English Catholics who were persecuted and martyred during the Reformation era. Drawing on extensive historical research and compelling storytelling, Camm offers readers a vivid portrait of these brave men and women, highlighting their faith, courage, and commitment to their beliefs. This is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of Catholicism in England or the history of religious persecution.

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