Humanism, Reform and the Reformation

Discover the profound insights of Humanism, Reform and the Reformation by Brendan Bradshaw, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This engaging paperback, spanning 276 pages, delves into the life and legacy of John Fisher, a pivotal figure in English religious history. The book features ten specialized studies that examine various facets of Fisher's multifaceted career, highlighting his role as a moderniser, reformer, and opponent of the Reformation. Through these analyses, readers gain a deeper understanding of the intellectual and religious landscape during a critical period of development in England. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this work offers a unique perspective on the intersections of humanism and reform in the early 16th century.