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Islam The Turks And The Making Of The English Reformation The History Of The Ottoman Empire In John Foxes Acts And Monuments Christopher Toenjes

Name: Islam The Turks And The Making Of The English Reformation The History Of The Ottoman Empire In John Foxes Acts And Monuments Christopher Toenjes
SKU: BELL-36459734
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Islam The Turks And The Making Of The English Reformation The History Of The Ottoman Empire In John Foxes Acts And Monuments Christopher Toenjes

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Islam The Turks And The Making Of The English Reformation The History Of The Ottoman Empire In John Foxes Acts And Monuments Christopher Toenjes instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.37 MB

Pages: 447

Author: Christopher Toenjes

ISBN: 9783631669310, 3631669313

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Islam The Turks And The Making Of The English Reformation The History Of The Ottoman Empire In John Foxes Acts And Monuments Christopher Toenjes by Christopher Toenjes 9783631669310, 3631669313 instant download after payment.

John Foxe wrote the first English history of the Ottoman Empire in his magnum opus, The Acts and Monuments. He exceeds contemporary representations in his extremely negative image of Islam and the «Turks,» who are identified as Antichrist and the epitome of wickedness. By juxtaposing Foxe’s work with that of his sources, fascinating conclusions can be drawn. The author analyzes the factors prompting Foxe to insert a lengthy digression on a topic that does not directly concern the main theme of his ecclesiastical history, shedding new light on the established notions of his historiographic methodology and his perception of Catholicism as the greatest enemy of «true religion».