Birth of John Foxe
John Foxe is born in Lincolnshire and later compiles the Protestant martyrology that becomes one of the most influential works of Elizabethan religious culture.
Follow John Foxe through 12 dated historical records for England.
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John Foxe is born in Lincolnshire and later compiles the Protestant martyrology that becomes one of the most influential works of Elizabethan religious culture.
John Foxe is born at Boston in Lincolnshire.
Foxe enters Magdalen College, Oxford.
Foxe takes his Bachelor of Arts degree at Oxford.
Foxe proceeds Master of Arts and holds a fellowship at Magdalen College.
Foxe leaves his fellowship at Magdalen amid religious controversy.
Foxe leaves England during the Marian restoration of Catholicism and begins a period of Protestant exile.
Foxe returns to England after the accession of Elizabeth I.
Foxe publishes the first English edition of Acts and Monuments.
Foxe publishes Actes and Monuments known as the Book of Martyrs
Role range: 1563-1587
Foxe publishes a greatly expanded second edition of Acts and Monuments.
John Foxe dies in London.
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