Anne Askew

Discover the compelling story of Anne Askew, a courageous figure in the history of religious dissent. Born in 1521, Askew faced accusations of heresy for rejecting the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation and the ritual of mass. This hardback edition, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1996, spans 288 pages and offers an invaluable glimpse into her life through two rare autobiographical works. These writings detail her harrowing experiences of interrogation, torture, trial, and eventual conviction. Smuggled out of England and edited by John Bale, her manuscripts were published in 1545 and 1546, preserving her voice for generations to come. Explore the resilience and bravery of Anne Askew as she stands against oppression in this significant historical account.