Bright Lights in Dark Times

This classic work of religious history tells the story of the Waldensian people, who endured centuries of persecution for their faith in the valleys of Piedmont, Italy. First published in 1903, 'Bright Lights in Dark Times' remains a powerful and inspiring account of the courage and resilience of those who stood up for their beliefs in the face of extreme hardship. A timeless and deeply moving work.

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