In this groundbreaking work of religious history, Cunningham Geikie provides a detailed account of the English Reformation, exploring the complex social, political, and religious factors that led to the break with Rome. Drawing on extensive research and firsthand knowledge, Geikie offers a compelling narrative of this pivotal moment in English history, illuminating the remarkable leaders and thinkers who helped shape it. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Christianity and the ongoing struggle for religious freedom.

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