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Set in 16th-century Great Britain, "Robin Tremayne: A Story of the Marian Persecution" by Emily Sarah Holt, vividly portrays a turbulent era of religious persecution. This historical fiction brings to life the challenges and conflicts faced during a pivotal period in British church history.
Explore the trials and tribulations of those caught in the crossfire of religious upheaval during the reign of Mary I. Holt's meticulously researched narrative offers a glimpse into the lives affected by the Marian Persecution. A compelling tale of faith and resilience, "Robin Tremayne" provides a window into a dramatic chapter of Great Britain's past, making it a valuable addition to historical fiction collections and a captivating read for those interested in religious history. This edition preserves the timeless quality of Holt's storytelling.
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