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Explore the tumultuous history of religious persecution in Great Britain with "The History of Persecution: from the Patriarchal Age, to the Reign of George II" by Samuel Chandler and Charles Atmore. This meticulously researched account delves into centuries of religious conflict and its impact on British society.
Spanning from the earliest times to the reign of George II, the book examines the multifaceted nature of persecution, offering a comprehensive overview of religious history in the region. Readers interested in religious history, political history, or the history of Great Britain, will find this volume an invaluable resource.
Gain insight into the social and political forces that shaped religious policy and explore the lives of those affected by religious oppression. "The History of Persecution" is a powerful and enduring testament to the challenges faced throughout history, and its lasting relevance in understanding the dynamics of religious freedom.
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