The Reformation in England (2 Vols)

This is an indepth history of the reformation in England (as the name suggests). \\nThere are many characters and names and sometimes I did get lost. The good thing is that the chapters are relatively short, so even if you are totally lost in one chapter, you can persevere to the end. \\n\\nThe key point here that the author tries to show is that the reformation in England was in a way quite independent of the reformation on the continent. Often we attribute Luther with all the credit for the reformation, but Aubigne shows that even long before the reformation there were many pre-reformation figures in England. \\nHe also shows that King Henry had little to do (in a positive way) with the reformation, but rather it was those who were faithful to the Scriptures in England.