The Lutheran Movement in England During the Reigns of Henry Viii. and Edward Vi., and Its Literary Monuments

Originally published in 1890, this book is a historical overview of the Lutheran Church in England during the early modern period. It includes discussion of theological controversies, literary works, and the influence of the Lutheran movement on English society.

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