Michael Hobart Seymour Boeken

An engaging memoir of Seymour's time spent studying at a Jesuit seminary in Rome. With humor and insight, Seymour describes his experiences and shares his observations on the world of Catholicism and the role of religion in contemporary society.

This comprehensive history details the lives and martyrdoms of Christians throughout the ages, from the apostles to the Protestant reformers of the sixteenth century. Foxe's famous book helped shape modern English religious and political beliefs.