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English Reformation Trilogy Series

This trilogy offers a fictional narrative of the English Reformation, presented from a Catholic perspective. It chronicles a tumultuous era filled with political intrigue, religious conflict, and personal drama. The stories delve into the profound impact of these historical events on individuals from all walks of life, from commoners to the powerful. It provides a compelling viewpoint on one of England's most pivotal historical periods.

The King's Achievement
The Queen's Tragedy
By What Authority

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  1. 1

    By What Authority

    • 600 pages
    • 21 hours of reading
    4.5(120)Add rating

    Set during the tumultuous reign of Elizabeth I, this novel explores the lives of Anthony and Isabel Norris, two young individuals grappling with their Catholic faith in a Protestant-dominated society. Their struggle against the harsh penalties for adhering to the Old Religion highlights the tension between personal belief and societal pressure. Through their journey, the narrative intertwines historical figures from the English Reformation, ultimately championing the enduring legacy of Catholic England and its cultural identity.

    By What Authority
  2. 2

    The King's Achievement

    • 472 pages
    • 17 hours of reading
    4.4(60)Add rating

    The TREDITION CLASSICS series aims to revive public domain literature, ensuring timeless works remain accessible in printed form. Driven by a passion for literature, the creators collaborate with various non-profit projects to enrich the collection. A portion of proceeds from each sale is donated to support these initiatives, allowing readers to contribute to preserving significant literary works for future generations.

    The King's Achievement
  3. 3

    The Queen's Tragedy

    • 300 pages
    • 11 hours of reading
    3.7(19)Add rating

    Focusing on the English Reformation, this novel offers a compassionate portrayal of Mary Tudor, often viewed unfavorably in history. Robert Hugh Benson skillfully navigates the complexities of her reign, challenging longstanding biases and presenting a nuanced perspective on her character and decisions. This installment in his series aims to shed light on the Catholic viewpoint of a pivotal period in English history.

    The Queen's Tragedy