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Letters of John Huss
by Jan Hus
Discover the poignant personal letters of Jan Hus, the courageous Bohemian religious reformer, written during his exile from Prague in 1411 until his tragic execution as a heretic in 1415 by the Council of Constance. These powerful correspondences reveal the thoughts and struggles of a man dedicated to reforming the Church, offering a unique glimpse into a turbulent time in history. First published in 1536 by Martin Luther, a pivotal figure in the Protestant Reformation, this collection includes his insightful introduction. Join us as we explore the profound legacy of Huss and the enduring impact of his words. - Summary by Rom Maczka
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Discover the poignant personal letters of Jan Hus, the courageous Bohemian religious reformer, written during his exile from Prague in 1411 until his tragic execution as a heretic in 1415 by the Council of Constance. These powerful correspondences reveal the thoughts and struggles of a man dedicated to reforming the Church, offering a unique glimpse into a turbulent time in history. First published in 1536 by Martin Luther, a pivotal figure in the Protestant Reformation, this collection includes his insightful introduction. Join us as we explore the profound legacy of Huss and the enduring impact of his words. - Summary by Rom Maczka
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