Martin Luther: Student, Monk, Reformer
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This book tells the story of the man who started the Protestant Reformation - Martin Luther. Written by John Rae, it provides an insightful and compelling account of Luther's early life as a student, his experiences as a monk, and the events that led up to his famous challenge to the Catholic Church in 1517. Rae weaves together historical information with a gripping narrative that brings to life the struggles and triumphs of one of the most important religious figures of all time.
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