Drummer's Wife

Like a thunderstorm, the Reformation swept 16th Century Europe.  The pillars of Rome crumbled while Protestant Reformers established their own state churches.  The true fruit of the Reformation were the Anabaptists, who sought to restore the church to its Apostolic purity, only to be maligned and martyred.  A hundred years later persecution had ceased in the Netherlands.  The huge volume, Martyr's Mirror, was compiled as a tribute to those who had suffered.  In The Drummer's Wife, twelve years of these stories are retold in everyday English.

by Joseph Stoll, 251 pages, hardcover