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Foxe's Book of Martyrs

The lives and deaths of Christian martyrs from the early church through the English Reformation, including chapters on Wycliffe and Hus.

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From the opening: Chapters X–XI

Chapter X

An Account of the Persecutions in China and Several Other Countries

An account of the persecutions in Japan 181 Persecutions against the Christians in Abyssinia or Ethiopia 182 Persecutions against the Christians in Turkey 182 Persecutions and oppressions in Georgia and Mingrelia 183 An account of the persecutions in the States of Barbary 184 Persecutions in Spanish America 184

Chapter XI

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Contents (79 sections)

  1. Opening
  2. *** Start of the Project Gutenberg Ebook Fox's Book of Martyrs ***
  3. Fox's Book of Martyrs
  4. Embracing, Together with the Usual Subjects Contained in Similar Works
  5. Preface
  6. Chapters I–II
  7. The Ten Primitive Persecutions
  8. Persecutions of the Christians in Persia
  9. An Account of the Inquisition
  10. An Account of the Persecutions in Italy, Under the Papacy
  11. An Account of the Persecutions in Bohemia Under the Papacy
  12. General Persecutions in Germany
  13. Chapters X–XI
  14. Chapters XII–XIII
  15. Persecutions in England During the Reign of Queen Mary
  16. The Spanish Armada
  17. Chapters XVI–XVII
  18. Persecutions of the French Protestants in the South of France, During the Years 1814 and…
  19. Persecutions of the Baptist Missionaries in India, During the Year 1824
  20. Persecutions of the Wesleyan Missionaries in the West Indies
  21. Persecutions in Switzerland from 1813 to 1830
  22. Sketches of the Lives of Some of the Most Eminent Reformers
  23. Chapter I
  24. Chapter II
  25. The Second Persecution, under Domitian, A. D. 81
  26. The Third Persecution, under Trajan, A. D. 108
  27. The fourth persecution, under Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, A. D. 162
  28. The Fifth Persecution, commencing with Severus, A. D. 192
  29. The Fifth Persecution, commencing with Severus, A. D. 192 (continued)
  30. Chapter III
  31. Chapter IV
  32. Chapter IV (continued)
  33. Chapter V
  34. Chapter V (continued)
  35. Chapter V (continued)
  36. Chapter VI
  37. Chapter VI (continued)
  38. Chapter VI (continued)
  39. Chapter VI (continued)
  40. Chapter VII
  41. Chapter VII (continued)
  42. Chapter VIII
  43. Chapters IX–X
  44. An Account of the Persecutions in China and Several Other Countries
  45. Chapter XI
  46. Chapter XII
  47. Chapter XII
  48. Chapter XII (continued)
  49. Chapter XII (continued)
  50. Chapter XII (continued)
  51. Chapter XII (continued)
  52. Chapter XII (continued)
  53. Chapter XII (continued)
  54. Chapter XII (continued)
  55. The Spanish Armada
  56. The Spanish Armada (continued)
  57. Chapter XV
  58. Chapter XV (continued)
  59. Chapter XVI
  60. Chapter XVII
  61. Chapter XVII (continued)
  62. Chapter XVIII
  63. Chapter XVIII (continued)
  64. Chapter XVIII (continued)
  65. Letter from Asaad to Mr. Bird
  66. "Asaad Esh Shidiak."
  67. Chapter IX
  68. Chapter IX (continued)
  69. Chapter IX (continued)
  70. Persecution of the Wesleyan Missionaries in the West Indies
  71. Chapter XXI
  72. Chapter XXII
  73. Chapter XXII (continued)
  74. Chapter XXIII
  75. Chapter XXIII (continued)
  76. Chapter XXIII (continued)
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